Rigoletto is located in South Lake Union's historical landmark,
The Supply Laundry Building.
Rigoletto, set in the historic Stackhouse building of South Lake Union, is excited to set the table for the residents of this growing community. Our chef, born and raised in Piedmont, will be recreating the simple, refined dishes of his home with local ingredients from the Pacific Northwest. Seasonal dishes will pair with our carefully selected, Italian, Washington, and Oregon wine list.
An Evening in Taormina — The food and wines of Beautiful Sicily
Friday, June 16, 8 PM - 10:30 PM
Sicilian cuisine is a melting pot of all the different cultures that have occupied the island. Sicilian cuscus, is identical to its Middle Eastern cousin cuscus, however you are much more likely to find it served with a rich fish stock in Sicily. Rice is used to make arancini, or stuffed, fried rice balls, that are also of Arab origin. Wheat is a major crop in Sicily and has been used in pasta production since the 11th century.
This is a wine dinner event
Pre set menu Offering 4 Courses dinner, and 4 wine Pairing for the Price of $44.00 dollars per person. Vegetarian options available upon Request. » View our Events calendar for a description of the wines that we will be serving together with our beautiful Menu» Let us know you're coming on Facebook
The focus at Rigoletto is truly on the food and community it unites. Simple, tasteful, dishes made with the care and expertise of those who grew up eating it.
Menu
Lunch
Dinner
Bar Menu
COME VISIT US
420 Pontius Ave. N.
under the historical Stack House
between Republican St & Harrison St in South Lake Union
RESERVATIONS
Call 206.494.9225
or make reservations online via OpenTable
HOURS OF OPERATION
LUNCH
Monday–Friday 11am – 2pm
HAPPY HOUR
Monday–Saturday 4pm – 6pm
DINNER
Monday–Thursday 4pm – 9pm
Friday–Saturday 4pm – 10pm
Closed Sundays
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Tuscany is located in central Italy. The Apennines and Alpi Apuane Mountains intersect the region, creating dramatic views. The famous marble quarries of Cararra are located in the Tuscan Alps.
The Tuscan coast, on the other hand, is full of picturesque villages, vast pine forests, lakes and sandy beaches. The areas of Lunigiana and Garfagnana were once connected to the sea by a series of lakes, and are home to historic artifacts and natural wonders.
Travelling from Casentino, on the border with Romagna, towards Mugello, you will encounter immense forests of beech and chestnut trees. Once in Mugello you will find the fertile region where Florentine Renaissance lords built their castles and fortresses. The hills that run from Florence to Siena are covered with cypress trees, olives and grapevines.
Small towns and remote churches are also hidden in the hills. Tuscany is also known for its sunflower fields, the arid Metallifere hills, and the Maremma plains, home to the region’s sheep and cattle.
In Tuscany, every city is an artistic and cultural jewel box, from the ancient Etruscan city of Volterra, to Roman town of Luni. The medieval towers of Sienna and San Gimignano are certainly not to miss. The walls surrounding Lucca and the gothic Piazza dei Miracoli in Pisa are also quite remarkable. Florence, the center of the Italian Renaissance, is a must.
An Evening in Florence, The Food and Wine of The Tuscany Region
The Tuscan coast, on the other hand, is full of picturesque villages, vast pine forests, lakes and sandy beaches. The areas of Lunigiana and Garfagnana were once connected to the sea by a series of lakes, and are home to historic artifacts and natural wonders.
Travelling from Casentino, on the border with Romagna, towards Mugello, you will encounter immense forests of beech and chestnut trees. Once in Mugello you will find the fertile region where Florentine Renaissance lords built their castles and fortresses. The hills that run from Florence to Siena are covered with cypress trees, olives and grapevines.
Small towns and remote churches are also hidden in the hills. Tuscany is also known for its sunflower fields, the arid Metallifere hills, and the Maremma plains, home to the region’s sheep and cattle.
In Tuscany, every city is an artistic and cultural jewel box, from the ancient Etruscan city of Volterra, to Roman town of Luni. The medieval towers of Sienna and San Gimignano are certainly not to miss. The walls surrounding Lucca and the gothic Piazza dei Miracoli in Pisa are also quite remarkable. Florence, the center of the Italian Renaissance, is a must.
Jessica Butts Lauren Schur Natalie Ritchie
Come and enjoy an Evening @Rigoletto and meet like minded people in the real Estate Community ,open to brokers , lenders and agents
Dinner will be provided by your host
RSVP on this Page or call the restaurant @206-4949225
Real Estate Networking Event
Dinner will be provided by your host
RSVP on this Page or call the restaurant @206-4949225
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