Open space with warehouse style and beautiful interior creates a casual yet intimate vibe. Outdoor seating and private areas accommodate groups comfortably. Atmosphere ranges from cozy and relaxed to loud inside, supporting both casual slices and date nights.
Mushroom ragu over polenta comes with heavenly focaccia on the side. Pesto dishes stand out with impeccable pesto and provolone cheese and a spicy Pesto Pie that packs flavor.
A large selection on tap offers very good ales and IPAs. Beer prices stay cheap, making it easy to enjoy alongside pizza or sandwiches.
"I thought Tivoli served the best pizza I have ever had."
"This Italian food's mortadella sandwich with whipped ricotta is amazing."
"You'll love the good beer selection here."
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for busy weekend nights to avoid long waits.
Parking can be tricky, so consider walking a few blocks.
The all-you-can-eat event is reasonably priced and popular.
Bar and grill offers varied seating options including outdoor patio, upstairs, and downstairs areas. Atmosphere feels cozy and friendly with excellent music and multiple TVs for sports. Bourbon and whiskey selections stand out alongside notable signature cocktails.
Chicken Parmesan stands out with a look and taste reminiscent of classic North End dishes. Homemade pasta is delicate and well made, while simple dishes like wings get a creative twist and risotto offers fresh, rich flavors.
A great selection of local beers is available on tap alongside a craft beer and cocktail menu. The spot pairs these drinks well with good food, making it ideal for enjoying a few beers.
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Happy hour runs from Monday to Saturday from 4-6 pm and all day Sunday.
Sunday features an all-day happy hour with 25% off drinks.
The taco pop-up is available from May to June.
Eclectic space blends rustic decor with an Italian restaurant vibe and a beautiful bar setup. Atmosphere stays chill and welcoming, with quiet moments punctuated by cheers during games. Offers both pizza and drinks, attracting groups and locals for casual hangouts.
Marinara sauce stands out with a rich, garlicky flavor that pairs well with cheese bread. Pasta dishes carry a strong garlic presence, while pizza takes a backseat to sandwiches and pastas.
A great selection of whiskey and beers includes cans of gluten free beer. Beers taste good but cost about 33 dollars for two, which feels high.
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Harry's Bar offers a happy hour from 5 to 7 PM, even on weekends.
Reservations are recommended for large groups to ensure seating.
Credit cards and mobile payments are accepted; cash is also welcome.
Large space with high ceilings and a fire oven view creates a lively atmosphere. Upbeat music supports easy conversation while a full bar offers specialty cocktails and local beers. Seating includes long communal tables and outdoor options on a shared sidewalk.
Pizzas feature fresh mozzarella, flavorful marinara sauce, and toppings like Yukon Gold Potato, prosciutto, asparagus, and fennel sausage ground on-site. Tomato soup pairs well with delicious focaccia.
Local beer on tap stands out with a good selection and draft options. Quick service at the bar makes grabbing a beer easy while waiting.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 3 to 5 PM with $8 half pizzas and drink discounts.
The restaurant closes at 9 PM on weekdays, so plan your visit accordingly.
Parking is limited in the area, so consider public transport or rideshares.
Outdoor patio offers beautiful views and people watching opportunities. Atmosphere feels fun and friendly with a casual family vibe. Seating includes small indoor tables and a large terrace for al fresco dining.
Focaccia bread stands out, especially with crab or garlic toppings. The combination with oysters adds a unique touch to the Italian offerings.
Cold beer pairs well with seafood dishes like chowder and oysters. The selection includes IPAs and other good beers suited for Happy Hour.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 3-6pm with $2 oysters available.
Parking can be a hassle near Pike Place Market.
The restaurant stays open until 7 PM after 5 PM.
Spacious venue with self-pour wine islands offers a laid-back vibe featuring comfortable leather couches and interactive dispensary card machines. Open layout supports both lively groups and quiet nooks for privacy. Atmosphere balances cozy and cool, making it easy to explore many wines independently.
House-made focaccia and bolognese stand out as favorites. Charcuterie, bruschetta, cauliflower, chicken skewers, and burrata with arugula also feature as delicious options.
Several beers come on tap alongside cocktails and over 80 wine options. The selection includes a variety of beers to choose from.
Good to know
The self-dispensing system allows you to choose from 1-5oz servings of wine.
Wines start at $7 for a 3-ounce pour, with many options at different price points.
There is hidden free parking available in the garage nearby.
Small, cramped space inside a historic market offers breathtaking waterfront views and a funky bar atmosphere. Energy is lively with people-watching and loud conversations, creating a vibrant vibe. Known for excellent seafood and drinks, it draws crowds despite limited seating.
Seafood shines with shrimp ravioli that has a spicy kick and fresh grilled pasta loaded with garlic. Chicken Alfredo and pesto pasta with salmon also stand out for their rich flavors.
Local beers on tap pair well with meals and come with a wide selection. Staff offer samples and share knowledge about the varieties. Happy Hour prices range from $7 to $8.
Good to know
The restaurant does not take reservations, so expect a wait during busy times.
Happy hour runs until 6pm with food and drink specials.
Parking can be challenging near the restaurant, so plan accordingly.
Small, local pub with cozy atmosphere and inviting decor creates a comfortable, intimate setting. Music features 90s tunes that complement the relaxed vibe. Frequented by locals, it offers a casual yet romantic environment suitable for quiet conversation.
Chicken Piccata stands out as a favorite, paired well with dishes like the lasagna special that many find amazing. The menu also features crab cakes and gnocchi, offering a solid range of Italian options.
Wide selection of local beers fills the taps. You can grab a burger and a beer and relax at the bar.
Good to know
Expect a wait during dinner hours due to the restaurant's popularity.
There is plenty of free street parking available nearby.
The menu features a variety of options, but some items may be out of stock.
Restaurant offers a hipster chic design with retro skee-ball games and incredible murals. Atmosphere stays relaxed and inviting, with muted TVs and soft music creating a mellow vibe. Neighborhood spot attracts people looking to hang out for hours, enjoying casual pizza and drinks.
Salads include a caprese salad that rivals those in Italy. Parmesan and herb breadsticks come with marinara sauce. The Alfredo pizza cooks evenly and pairs well with the margherita pizza.
Offers $4 beers from local breweries like Rainier and Bodhi. Serves cold beer on draft with reasonable prices in a casual setting.
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Fremont Pizza offers a good variety of vegan cheeses and sauces.
The pizza slices are priced reasonably, making it a budget-friendly option.
Fremont Pizza stays open late, ideal for night owls.
Elegant interior combines with a cozy, lively atmosphere and good music. Large, comfortable space includes a full bar and improved seating. Fusion menu blends Indian and Asian flavors with unique dishes and reasonable prices.
Paneer tikka masala lasagna and butter sauce pasta stand out with rich, comforting flavors. Both the masala lasagne and malai pasta offer elevated takes on classic Italian dishes.
Menu features solid options with a decent selection of package beers and curated draughts on tap. Beer pairs well with dishes like lamb curry and chicken masala fries.
Good to know
Reservations are not accepted; it's first-come, first-serve.
Expect wait times during peak hours, especially on weekends.
Street parking is limited; a municipal pay lot is available behind the restaurant.
Small, cozy pizza parlor with a rustic yet new interior and an open-air setup. Atmosphere feels like Italy with a warm, intimate, and low-key classy vibe. Known for excellent pizza, decadent desserts, and spot-on cocktails in a tight, curated space.
Pizzas stand out, especially the burrata pizza. Desserts include a notable tiramisu paired well with an espresso martini.
Kells beer stands out as a recommended choice here. The selection includes an americano and a lager, which pair well together, though some drinks fall short in quality.
Good to know
The restaurant has unique hours, typically open from 5-10 pm on most evenings.
Takeout is available, but it's best to call ahead to confirm.
Expect the place to get crowded, especially before events at Climate Pledge Arena.
Open seating areas inside and out create a warm, modern vibe with ample space for groups. Bright bar and outdoor fireplace add to the inviting atmosphere that suits both casual hangouts and lively evenings. Music plays a key role in setting a fun, energetic mood throughout the space.
Pesto cheesy bread stands out as a favorite, paired well with spicy wings and creamy chicken alfredo. The menu also features solid pizza and spaghetti options, including a notable chicken pesto pizza.
Offers a variety of draft beers alongside plenty of canned and bottled options. Includes local beers and a craft beer selection that pairs well with casual food like calzones and slices.
Good to know
The place is open until 3 AM every day.
Parking is on the street and must be found by the customer.
Expect to spend around $26 for a medium pepperoni pizza.
Outdoor seating with wood-fired oven and rooftop herb garden creates a casual, cozy vibe. Picnic tables with heat lamps support group dining despite nearby street noise. Presence of a chicken coop adds a unique, local touch to the atmosphere.
Tiramisu stands out with its rich creaminess and a mild espresso flavor. It costs $9 and suits those who prefer the creamy part over strong coffee taste.
Great beer selections on tap include local options for $5. Outdoor seating in the garden pairs well with a cold craft draft beer or a 16 Oz Rainier alongside pizza.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 4-6 PM with margarita pizza for $14, down from $20.
Wine Wednesdays offer half-off wine selections.
Outdoor seating is available, but it's limited during winter months.
Lofty space with small outdoor seating offers a warm, upscale but unpretentious atmosphere. Exceptional gin selection and inventive Italian-inspired sandwiches define the experience. Music varies from soft classical to loud DJ sets, creating a chill but sometimes noisy vibe.
Sandwiches stand out with thick mozzarella, pesto, and prosciutto creating rich flavors. Braised short ribs with risotto and Brussels sprouts offer hearty Italian options alongside gnocchi and a sorbet trio dessert.
Offers a solid beer selection with several top-notch draft beers. Includes some excellent choices from local breweries.
Good to know
Reservations are not accepted, and tables may be marked as reserved.
Sandwiches take a long time to prepare, so plan accordingly.
The restaurant closes briefly from 4 to 5 pm, affecting service.
Brick oven sits in open view, adding an authentic vibe to the cozy space with exposed bricks. Atmosphere feels friendly and fun, often lively with football on TV and a good selection of beers. Seating is ample, making it a popular spot for casual dining.
Calzone features ricotta and mozzarella cheese with good flavor. Pizza uses fresh mozzarella and includes options like pesto with sausage. Breadsticks are cooked well and marinara sauce has a nice tang.
Rotating craft beers stand out with a wide selection. The beer menu pairs well with pizza and offers variety that satisfies different tastes.
Good to know
Happy hour starts around 4 pm, so expect busier evenings.
The restaurant is open late until 10 pm.
Prices are reasonable for the size and toppings of the pizza.
Large space combines dance floor, pool tables, and lounges with indoor and outdoor seating. Vibrant energy pulses from loud club music and skilled DJs spinning reggaeton and hip hop. Latin community gathers for food, drinks, and lively socializing.
Lomo saltado lasagna stands out with its unique fusion twist. Pizza and lasagna both deliver solid, great flavors.
Several Peruvian beers appear on the menu alongside a great beer and spirits selection. Prices run around $20 for two beers, and the bar also offers cocktails featuring Pisco.
Good to know
Baila Bar hosts a Venezuelan barbecue pop-up on Saturdays and Sundays.
Sundays include a mini food fair with various food stands.
No cover charge is required for entry at Baila Bar.
Cozy spot with white tablecloths and wine glasses creates a bistro vibe without pretension. Atmosphere blends casual friendliness with a charming, homey feel. Spacious interior features tasteful, if somewhat outdated, decor that adds character.
Lamb Bolognese and 4 cheese ravioli stand out as exceptional dishes. The wild mushroom risotto with shrimp and the lamb gnocchi also deliver strong flavors, while desserts like the Cannoli impress with rich taste.
Lots of nice beers on tap create a solid selection. The place offers only beer and wine, focusing on a very nice assortment.
Good to know
Parking can be a problem, so arrive early to secure a spot.
They offer corkage if you want to bring your own wine.
Expect modest portion sizes, allowing for multiple courses.
Large space combines upstairs dining with a basement speakeasy vibe featuring live jazz and stage performances. Atmosphere shifts from relaxed and welcoming upstairs to a more chill, intimate bar downstairs. Dedicated gluten-free kitchen supports varied menu options, attracting guests with dietary needs.
Mushroom risotto and fried risotto balls stand out as key dishes. The lobster mac and cheese and grilled chicken pesto rigatoni add variety, while basil oil in the marinara and spiced apple chutney with fried cheese curds bring unique flavors.
Offers an excellent selection of ciders and beers. Includes gluten-free IPA options suitable for those with celiac disease.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended as the restaurant fills up quickly.
The kitchen is entirely gluten-free, ensuring no cross-contamination.
They host weekly community events, including jazz jam sessions on Wednesdays.