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Juno Restaurant
700 Third Avenue
Seattle, WA 98104

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Restaurant Details

Fresh. Tasty. New. Memorable dishes to share and savor. JUNO's menu evolves with the solstice seasonally and offers a broad range of simple, approachable food done well. Service by people who care. Breakfasts, lunches, dinners and happy hours served daily.

Juno offers North American cuisine that is ever-changing and always inspiring.

Juno Restaurant is located inside the Arctic Club Hotel on the corner of 3rd and Cherry, convenient to Pioneer Square. Please be aware of driving restrictions on 3rd Avenue during certain hours.

General Information
CuisineNorthwest
Dining StyleFine Dining
Price$$
BeveragesFull Bar, Wine List
Sample Menu Click Here
HoursBreakfast: Daily 7a - 11a, Lunch: Daily 11:30a – 3p, Dinner: Sun-Wed 5p - 10p, Thur-Sat 5p - 11p
PaymentVisa, AMEX, MasterCard, Discover, Diners Club
ParkingValet, Street, Public Lot, Private Lot
Contact NameBrooke Byrne
Group Dining
Name of spaceEntire Restaurant
Type of space Large Group
Seated (max)100
Standing (max)100
Room feeNegotiable
AV availableAll Audio/ Visual Equipment Available

A picture speaks 1,000 words—but you can’t taste it. We wish you could, because after one bite we're confident JUNO will become one of your favorite gathering places. Come as you are, right after work or before a game. Dress up or dress down. We'll be more

Private Dining
Name of spaceNorthern Lights Dome Room
Type of spacePrivate
Seated (max)320
Standing (max)468
Room feeNegotiable
AV availableAll Audio/ Visual Equipment Available

Main & South Dome Rooms combined (4800 sq. ft.) This landmark space features artistic frescos, ornamented cornices and stained glass reminiscent of the Northern Lights. Flanked by two sides of windows, the room can be bright by more

Private Dining
Name of spaceDome Room Main
Type of spacePrivate
Seated (max)210
Standing (max)364
Room feeNegotiable
AV availableAll Audio/ Visual Equipment Available

(3000 sq. ft.) The Northern Lights Dome is an inspiring feature of this room. OCCUPANCY: Theater: 364, Banquet: 210, Banquet w/Stage: 150




Semi Private Dining
Name of spaceDome Room South
Type of spacePrivate
Seated (max)90
Standing (max)104
Room feeNegotiable
AV availableAll Audio/ Visual Equipment Available

(1800 sq. ft.) This landmark space features artistic frescos, This corner room offers two walls of large windows with city views, as well as a convenient built in bar for social functions. OCCUPANCY: Theater: 104, Banquet: 90

Private Dining
Name of spaceClub Board Room
Type of spacePrivate
Seated (max)14
Standing (max)14
Room feeNegotiable
AV availableAll Audio/ Visual Equipment Available

(270 sq. ft.) An intimate space, perfect for high-level meetings or private dining. The Club Board Room comes with built-in conference table and comfortable adjustable executive chairs, seating 12-14.


Private Dining
Name of spaceEdward Curtis Room
Type of spacePrivate
Seated (max)14
Standing (max)20
Room feeNegotiable
AV availableAll Audio/ Visual Equipment Available

(310 sq. ft.) Centrally located off the hotel entrance, featuring windows and high ceilings.





Private Dining
Name of spacePioneer Room
Type of spacePrivate
Seated (max)24
Standing (max)30
Room feeNegotiable
AV availableAll Audio/ Visual Equipment Available

(400 sq. ft.) A cozy environment for small meetings and private dining experiences.





Chef Information
Executive Chef/Gen Manager
Thomas Kollasch

Thomas Kollasch took a very deliberate path to help him become a well-rounded chef and businessman. In his first ten years of chef training, Kollasch developed his culinary skills, building on a foundation of French technique. Later he began experimenting with unique presentation, his personal palate and philosophies, arriving at a signature style, much of which is reflected in the seasonal items at JUNO.

Kollasch’s personal interest in how to build a business, establish customer satisfaction and loyalty, and turn passion into profit, spurred pursuit of opportunities where he could learn more about the business world. He took a break from the kitchen to explore national sales in the tech arena and take a swing at the golf industry at both retail and instructional levels. Taking that learning and combining both his culinary and business interests, he grew his experience in corporate culinary management jobs, namely in hotels and resorts, to round out his practice within "the business of restaurants."
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