Brewery space opens to a sunny patio with water and train views, featuring open brewing equipment inside. Atmosphere stays chill and relaxed with a mix of lively music and outdoor seating. Crowd enjoys fresh, hoppy beer alongside homemade food like burgers and wings.
Outdoor seating offers views of Elliott Bay with state ferries and sailboats gliding by. Sunlight fills the space on clear days, enhancing the tranquil water scenes across the street.
A wide variety of beers includes fun collaborations and flavorful IPAs. The sour beer is drinkable and balanced, with options like Acid Wave featuring kiwi, lime, and jasmine tea flavors.
"I enjoyed the excellent Hazy IPA; it was super refreshing."
"I thought the burgers and fries were perfect."
"I enjoyed the outdoor seating with water views."
Good to know
Happy hour runs on Monday evenings from 4 to 10 pm with great deals.
Trivia night happens every Monday at 7 pm with a fun atmosphere.
Vinyl Night allows you to play your own record for just a dollar.
Waterfront brewpub offers stunning lake and skyline views with a lively yet relaxed atmosphere. Outdoor seating includes a patio and dock where boats and paddleboards can pull up. The vibe suits groups enjoying good beer and casual conversations in a dog-friendly setting.
Views include the Seattle skyline, Space Needle, and Lake Union with sailboats and seaplanes. The patio offers a waterfront setting right on the northern shore.
Offers great beer that often exceeds expectations for the location. Encourages tasting beers before ordering to find the right choice without waste.
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Expect to share a picnic table or find seating on a first come, first serve basis.
The kitchen closes at 9 pm, so plan your arrival accordingly.
Parking can be challenging during peak hours, so arrive early.
Beer hall offers open indoor and outdoor seating with mountain and lake views from a hilltop location. Atmosphere stays casual and relaxing with grunge rock music and a welcoming vibe for kids and dogs. Patrons often bring food from nearby spots, enjoying a long tap list and heated outdoor areas.
Perched on a hill, it offers open views toward both east and west. The front opens wide on nice days, letting you enjoy amazing scenery while watching people go by.
A great selection of beers fills the taps and shelves, covering a wide variety of styles. Options include beers on tap and in cans, plus some cocktails and boozy slushies.
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Last call is at 10:10 PM, which may be early for some guests.
The venue is very kid, baby, and dog friendly.
Outside food is allowed, and customers are encouraged to bring their own.
Brewery on the beach offers spectacular views of the Olympics and Puget Sound with a big patio featuring covered seating and heaters. Atmosphere feels warm and small town with fun, relaxing beach vibes where dogs and kids enjoy the sand and people watch unique cars.
Covered patio with heaters lets you enjoy the beach view all year. Sunsets and views of the Sound are consistently spectacular and clear on good days.
IPAs here stand out with a distinctive Pacific Northwest style that many find enjoyable. The taproom offers excellent craft beers and a beachfront setting that pairs well with the brews.
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The bar is located across the street from the beach.
The bar is dog friendly, making it a great spot for pet owners.
The bar has limited seating options, so arrive early.
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.
Unique harbor views from the second level overlook Elliot Bay and parts of the bay area. The setting combines vintage decor with breathtaking scenery that enhances the dining experience.
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 cafe with Scandinavian-style design and a roll-up wall offering a lake view creates a cozy, inviting atmosphere. Quiet indoors with ample outdoor seating encourages lingering and community interaction. Friendly vibe feels like a local gathering spot by the water.
Cozy spot with nice views of the water. Offers a great view of Lake Union and a beautiful lake view.
Offers three beers on tap during happy hour and a solid variety of beer options. Serves beer to go and provides seating inside or outside with views over the lake.
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Happy hour runs daily from 3 to 5 pm with dollar-off drinks.
FRAM hosts bingo nights for after-work activities.
FRAM is dog-friendly, allowing pets inside and outside.
Restaurant offers indoor and outdoor seating with gorgeous lake views and a heated outdoor space. Atmosphere is chill and family-friendly, welcoming dogs and featuring bike parking. Location within a park makes it the only dining option nearby, often getting crowded.
Breathtaking views of Lake Washington dominate the scene, with the cafe sitting right on the water's edge. Outdoor spaces offer amazing views and a peaceful vibe, plus a chance to see Mount Rainier from nearby.
Varied beer selection includes multiple Pilsners, sours, and ciders. The dark lager is light and delicious, enjoyed best on the deck during warm afternoons.
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The deck area lacks safety railings, posing a risk to children and adults.
Magnuson Cafe & Brewery allows dogs inside and has dog-friendly outdoor seating.
Indoor space is limited, making seating an issue during busy times.
Sports bar offers numerous TVs and a rooftop patio with views of the Space Needle. Atmosphere ranges from loud and lively during games to great vibes with live music and events. Seating is plentiful but can feel cramped and close together at times.
Rooftop patio offers amazing views of the Space Needle, the Sound, and the arena. Outdoor seating provides a fantastic cityscape right next to Seattle Center.
Staff offer helpful beer suggestions and answer questions clearly. A wide selection includes unique drafts like the Mango Cart beer from Los Angeles. The beer pairs well with flavorful snacks like dill pickle chips.
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Reservations are recommended for large groups, especially during major events.
Expect long wait times of 60-90 minutes during busy game days.
The Super Bowl VIP experience costs $200 per person, but may not meet expectations.
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.
Views include a beautiful park right across the location and a fantastic sound view from Pike Place. The restaurant offers beautiful views that complement the food and ambience.
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.
Cruise boats offer spectacular waterfront views of city skylines, mountains, and harbors. The atmosphere blends relaxed sightseeing with occasional lively moments like dancing and live narration. Onboard amenities include a full-service bar and snacks, creating a social yet scenic experience.
A one-hour cruise offers beautiful views of downtown Seattle and its highlights. Sitting on the top deck with the tour guide provides some of the best views of the city.
Offers a good selection of local beers and craft drafts priced around $9. Happy hour features $1.50 beer specials, making drinks reasonably priced during the cruise.
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The cruise lasts one hour and offers great views of the city.
Happy hour features discounted drinks and snacks during the cruise.
The cruise departs at 6:45 PM on select days.
Observatory atop the tallest building offers stunning city views through floor-to-ceiling windows with a relaxed atmosphere and minimal crowds. A bar and lounge provide cocktails and small bites, enhancing the experience while watching sunsets or cityscapes.
Offers breathtaking views of the entire city, ocean, and mountains from a vantage point twice the size of The Space Needle. The scenery is absolutely gorgeous and provides an unmatched perspective of the urban landscape.
A bar at the top offers a voucher for a beer. People spend hours there, enjoying the views while sipping beer or wine and chatting.
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Entry costs $30 plus tax, with tickets available at automated kiosks.
Parking at Columbia Center costs $24 for a 1.5-hour stay.
Sky View Observatory offers better views than the Space Needle at a lower price.
Hostel offers private pod-style bathrooms and curtained bunk beds with reading lights and fans. Atmosphere stays quiet and peaceful despite nearby karaoke, with a cozy kitchen and lounge for socializing. Location sits across from Pike Place Market, providing easy access to transit and city sights.
Rooms offer direct views of Pike Place Market, including some with corner vantage points that highlight the marketplace. Some rooms also provide a beautiful ocean view.
Free beer nights happen regularly, especially on Saturdays, making socializing easy. Daily events include all-you-can-drink beer, free beer, and other drinks in the evenings.
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The hostel is located right across the street from Pike Place Market.
Expect to carry your luggage up substantial stairs as there is no elevator.
The hostel offers free activities every night, including dinners and drinks.
Outdoor seating overlooks water with views of boats and the Space Needle, creating a lakeside setting with a heated covered patio for comfort. Atmosphere stays relaxed and casual, often lively with music and conversation. The place is dog friendly, welcoming pets with treats and water bowls.
Outdoor seating with heaters offers a pleasant spot for brunch overlooking the marina and lake. Views of the water and city skyline stand out as incredible and expansive.
Offers a solid selection of northwest beers with a good variety on tap. Happy hour features fair prices making it a popular spot for pairing beer with fresh oysters or lunch after kayaking.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 3 to 5 PM Monday through Friday.
This place gets packed between 5ish to 7ish, and it can be super loud.
Reservations should be made early because the restaurant can get booked out on weekends.
Waterfront setting offers impeccable views and a tent-covered patio with breezes, creating a fun outdoor seating atmosphere. Indoors, hard surfaces make it loud in winter, while summer brings a lively vibe perfect for sharing plates and drinks. The place attracts those seeking a lakeside dining experience with a focus on seafood and drinks.
Water views framed by the Seattle skyline and lavender create a beautiful ambiance. Cocktails come with amazing views that feel perfect and fantastic.
Draft beer selection features nice local beers served cold. Cans cost around $9, which feels overpriced.
Good to know
Happy hour oysters are $3 each during the weekend.
A mandatory 22% service charge is added to all bills.
Reservations for events require a minimum spend of $8,000 for three hours.
Small space with patio seating offers a beautiful waterfront view and sports TVs. Atmosphere feels friendly and welcoming, with music adding to the vibe. Wings and other dishes vary, but drinks like mango margaritas stand out.
Wing Dome offers beautiful views with a spectacular sight of the Argosy Cruise. The patio overlooks the water, making it a great spot to sit and enjoy the scenery.
Pitchers of ice-cold beer like Space Dust IPA are available alongside food. The service is quick and the beer pairs well with wings and fries.
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Expect an hour wait for wings during peak hours.
The 6-wings option allows you to choose up to 2 flavors.
Prices are reasonable, but there's a 3% surcharge on all orders.
Bar space includes self-serve taps, swing seating, and large games like Jenga and Connect 4. Atmosphere feels trendy and artsy with loud music and a laid-back vibe. Outdoor seating offers partial lake views and room for big groups.
Partial lake views and a clear sightline to the street create a relaxed atmosphere. The setting offers a mix of natural and urban scenery.
Self-serve beer by the ounce offers a wide selection of 45 different brews including beer, cider, and wine. The pour-yourself concept lets you sample many options with perfect pours and very little head.
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Prices at Tapster vary from less than 20 cents per ounce to $2 per ounce.
You can bring your own food to enjoy with your drinks.
A tap card is provided for self-serving drinks, which can deactivate after a few pours.
Waterfront setting offers incredible lake views with both indoor and heated outdoor seating. Atmosphere feels relaxing and cool, with a quiet vibe especially upon arrival. Popular for enjoying strong, flavorful margaritas while watching the sunset.
Views include Lake Union and the downtown skyline. Waterfront and cityscape combine for a beautiful waterfront view and great ambience.
Offers a large selection of imported beer and decent local options. Payment can be made easily with PayPal, and the spot pairs beer well with chips or cocktails.
Good to know
Happy hour offers discounted drinks and appetizers from 4-6pm on weekdays.
The restaurant has a quirky QR code ordering system for all menu items.
Parking is free underneath the restaurant, but can be limited due to construction.
Small, cozy spot with a lively atmosphere and bar seating alongside a tiny, cramped dine-in area. Offers exceptional crab chowder and a variety of delicious beers, including IPA and Belgian ales. The vibe is energetic rather than chill, with views from the window on sunny days.
Sunny window views offer a great outlook. The atmosphere includes fun views but some spots are small and plain without market views.
Offers a great beer selection on tap including the Old Monk Belgian beer which stands out for its flavor. The beer options are consistently wonderful.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 4-7pm on weekdays with special deals on drinks.
Seating by the bar is first-come, first-served, so arrive early.
Expect to pay around $40 for fish and chips and calamari.
Small, intimate bar with cozy indoor space and large heated patios offering great views and a rooftop deck with DJ music. Atmosphere blends solid dive bar vibes with a lively, welcoming energy. Popular for hanging out before or after events, especially on sunny days.
A large back patio offers cozy seating with nice views, especially during sunset. The front patio is smaller, and some find its view less impressive.
Prices stay good for a casual beer. The selection includes fewer beers on tap than nearby spots but offers tasty beers alongside classic cocktails.
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Karaoke happens every Wednesday night, attracting local talent and audiences.
Happy hour is not available at this establishment.
Expect to pay $12-$16 for craft cocktails and $13 for pre-mixed drinks.
Bar space blends artistic decor with eclectic collections like hanging accordions and whimsical art. Atmosphere feels elegant and vibrant, with diners surrounded by art pieces and warm wood tones. Location near a major landmark draws a mix of visitors seeking a unique, visually rich experience.
Indoor and outdoor seating offer views of the gardens. The setting suits enjoying a drink or clam chowder while taking in the Seattle beauty. The views are decent but not outstanding.
Local ingredients shape the award-winning Seattle Parker beer and other brews here. A solid selection of fresh local beer comes on tap or in cans, complementing the seafood and the relaxed bar vibe.
Good to know
The bar's hours are inconsistent; check before visiting to avoid disappointment.
Expect a potential wait during lunch rush hours, especially on weekends.
Non-alcoholic drinks are priced per glass with no free refills.
Hotel occupies a converted office building with spacious rooms and an incredible view. Atmosphere is generally quiet despite constant city sirens and thin walls. Amenities include an indoor pool, hot tub, and health club, plus a rooftop restaurant and a lively pub downstairs.
Rooms and suites offer great views of downtown and the Seattle skyline. Spacious suites provide plenty of room along with these scenic sights.
A nice bar offers a good beer selection alongside wine. Stephen explains the differences in the local beers clearly.
Good to know
Parking costs $58 per night for hotel guests.
The hotel has a hidden $25 resort fee not mentioned at booking.
The location is ideal, close to the pier, Pike Place Market, and Lumen Field.