The system won't let me give it less than one start- Two of us stopped in late Saturday night- wasnt' busy which should have been a clue. Ordered a drink- the bartender had to check on pricing on a couple of different brands of scotch and then couldnt remember which of us had ordered which, one on the rocks, one neat. At this point a smell overcame us. It was as if smoeone had just taken off a pair of athletic shoes. I mentioned it to the server and he said he didn't smell anything, he must just be used to it. It was so bad we had to move- we moved to a table across the room. The floors were dirty, used napkins under tables after they had been re-set etc. We sat there for a while- were never approached by any staff to offer us another drink or refill water, not to mention never presenting a bill. Finally we were tired of waiting- despite multiple attempts to flag down staff- so we left money on the table and left. I doubt we will be back- there are too many other choices in the area- Try Pearl instead.

We have been going to Palomino in Seattle for years and love it. We were really disappointed when we tried the one in Bellevue for brunch one day. The restaurant was not very busy, but they seated us in the bar in front of a TV. The food was good, but the service was disappointing. The staff seemed more interested in talking to each other than paying attention to their guests.

I truly like Dining at Palomino. It is really nice and the prices are not too expensive. The drinks are pretty good. Great place for a girls night out.

Palomino is a very nice restaurant in Bellevue. the food is really good and is reasonably priced for the quality and location. Great place to take a date or a business associate. You wont be disappointed either way.

Fantastic Restaurant! They offer great selection of food and provide fantastic service. It's a great place for happy hour or for a group dinner. They also can provide quick service if you need to get to a movie in Lincoln Square - we've done this a few times.

The happy hour menu is great, I recommend trying the artichoke at least once. Most happy hour menu items are at or under $3 which means that the bar will be full and the service will be a little slower, this shouldn't stop you from trying it. You get food that tastes good (never bland) and it's a screaming deal.

I have gone for dinner but consider the service isn't much faster in the restaurant and I'm not getting happy hour pricing, it's not worth it to me.

Never been for actual dining, but have come here quite a few times for happy hour and have enjoyed each experience. There's a $3 beverage minimum for happy hour, so if I'm feeling like alcohol, I get one of their beers or strawberry lemonade if I want to keep things simple. I've sampled most of their happy hour menu items, but my favorites include the burger sliders - mini burgers (mini patties, mini toasted buns, cheese, onions, lettuce, and tomatoes, I think) that are sold for $1 each! So cheap, two of them usually leave me feeling decently satisfied if I'm only moderately hungry. I also enjoyed the santa fe flatbread; it's served pizza style. Lastly, the service is memorable - the staff is attentive and sincere. I don't normally think of service too much unless if it's completely horrendous, but the waitresses I encounter here are always so sweet.

I have eaten here on numerous occasions since it opened. We have eaten with large and small groups, with and without reservations as well as around/on holidays. I love it here. I definitely recommend the hummus and the half sandwich/soup combo which also comes with a salad or french fries. The apple dessert is definitely more than you could handle with even someone to share with. I have not experienced any issues in the bar or any problems with inconsistent staff. This is definitely the place to take people for good comfort food. The only time I havent been there is for breakfast, which I keep meaning on trying to catch.

I've gone here for dinner and lunch. Wonderful service, wonderful food. Everything is very filling and the atmosphere is nice.

If you go to Manzana in Bellevue, I suggest that you:
1. Ask for bread. Whether you get bread or not without asking depends on your server.
2. Ask your server if they are a trainee. We were served by two different servers and after a while, I didn't know who was our server.
3. If you are not in a rush, make sure that your server knows. We got our entrees after finishing half of our starters. By the time we got to the entrees, they were cold.