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Angelo's
Of
Burien
601
S.W.
153rd
St.
Burien,WA
(206)
244-3555
Open
Monday
-
Saturday
11
am
to
2
am
Sunday
5
pm
to
9
pm
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Angelos web site
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Webmutha.com finally completed the web site for Angelos of burien.
We would like to thank Kenny Scott of Seattle Web Media and Doug Baxter of Graphic Strategies for the photos of the restaurant. We hope the customers find this site useful and don't forget to leave your comments!
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| by Elizabeth Boyle @ 06 Nov 2003 03:36 pm |
| Wow! What a beautiful website. I can't wait to come dine again. I love all the photos and they bring back so many happy memories. |
| by Matt @ 14 Oct 2004 03:45 pm |
Frank...rumor has it there is going to be a brewfest????
Let us know what's up!!! |
| by Christiana Ricci @ 06 Nov 2004 01:21 pm |
I was dinking around on the internet and stumbled across this site; what serendipity! It is a great website. The pictures made me smile  Any plans to move over here to Spokane and open a restaurant? Keep it up and see you all at the holidays! |
| by Rick Sands @ 30 Nov 2004 07:52 am |
| My compliments to the chef!!! Had the Roquefort steak in the Port Wine sauce last night and it was exquisite!!! My friends that were with me that night went back two days later and had it again. How about a cooking class to teach us wanna be chef's your secrets to that incredible Roquefort steak. |
| by Susan Phelps @ 02 Oct 2005 08:14 pm |
| When looking up Pisterzo on the web, I found your sight. I was there back in 1975 visiting your Uncle Rogerio and his wife Maria with some friends who knew you and your father. It was an experience to never forget. Maria was so mad that we showed up unexpected. It seems that Uncle Roger forgot to tell her. She made us a nice Italian dinner and we got the royal tour of Rogers wine vat supply in his basement. The towns women were all dressed in black. They were either grieving for a lost loved one, for someones elses loved one, or ready for a one in the future. We stayed two nights at Rogers and when it was time to go, I think Maria was happy. Us American girls were too much for her I am sure. To top it off Uncle Roger decided to play match maker and pair me off with one of the guys who lived there by having him drive us down the mountain and having me sit next to him in the passengers seat. On the way down, is when Rogers friend asked me to marry him. I politely turned him down. I will always be grateful for such a wonderful experience to look back on. Sincerely, Susan |
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