THIS RESTAURANT IS CLOSED Turntable

THIS RESTAURANT IS CLOSED Turntable Restaurant Review:

A modern spin on the '50s diner, Turntable is a rock-and-roll theme party. Orange and blue vinyl booths and loud music (the kind your mother warned you about) set the scene. The menu is divided into two parts: small plates & greens and mains & large plates. The Wedge, a crisp edge of lettuce, tomatoes, toasted almonds, bay shrimp and house-made blue cheese dressing is a classic. Other starters include a loaf of hot garlic bread, Northwest stacked shrimp Louie and the house signature Dungeness crab chowder. The large plates are large. We have never managed to eat both halves of the In House roasted turkey sandwich at one sitting. The Bandstand All American Burger, dressed with Tillamook cheddar, tomato, lettuce and secret sauce, comes as ordered (rare, medium or well). Accompanied by a mountain of fries, if you are in the neighborhood and in the mood for a burger with all the fixin's, this is the place for you. The micro-beer battered Alaska cod and chips, served with Seattle slaw and shallot tartar sauce keeps its hearty promise with three, three-ounce pieces of cod and a mass of chips, you might consider splitting this one. Check out happy hour and the Monday night trivia quiz in the Liquid Lounge.