By now you’re probably versed in the details of RN74 —how it’s an offshoot of the San Francisco original, the ambitious food and wine program, the is-he-or-isn’t-he-tending-here drama surrounding Murray Stenson.

Now it’s time to take a look inside.

Back in March when Mina was in Seattle for Taste Washington, I asked him why he decided on downtown after eying the city for nearly a decade. “There was a lot of consideration, but the building itself was the real selling point to us. RN74 just really fits that Joshua Building,” Mina, an Ellensburg native, said of the historic property on Fourth and Pike. "Once you fall in love with a space, it’s really hard to find another one. It’s like buying a house. Once you’re in love with that house, it’s really hard to like anything else.”

To see what it was that had Mina so smitten, click through the slideshow.

All photos by Lucas Anderson.