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FREE LUNCH!

From Sip. at the wine bar & restaurant
November 18, 12:00 to 1 p.m 

How can you pass up on for an offer of free food at a wonderful location? I know that I can’t! Sip. at the wine bar & restaurant will be giving their new downtown Seattle neighbors a taste of their lunch menu with free signature sliders and fries. These Hawaiian sweet roll sliders are made of mini sirloin burgers topped with pepper mayonnaise and jack cheese served three to an order. Sounds amazing, right!  This slider combo is already a hit at their Issaquah and Gig Harbor locations.

The grand opening of this wonderful place is in two weeks (Friday, November 20)! Sip. is offering free sliders as a part of a weeklong series of events celebrating the opening of the newest location downtown Seattle at 5th and Madison.

WHO:             Sip. at the wine bar & restaurant

WHERE:        Sip. Seattle
909 5th Ave.
Seattle, WA 98101                  

WHEN:          Wednesday, November 18, noon to 1 p.m.

WHAT:          Free Sweet Roll Sliders
Three mini sirloin burgers topped with pepper mayonnaise and jack cheese served on Hawaiian sweet rolls. Includes fries

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