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.
Fish and chips stand out with fresh cod and crispy batter. Baja salmon tacos offer perfect flavor and freshness. Clam chowder comes in a bread bowl, and seafood dishes include scallops and shrimp served with rice.
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.
"I loved the nice view of the waterfront."
"I found the fish and chips to be amazing."
"They had a lot of local beers on tap that paired well with meals."
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.
Restaurant occupies one of the oldest buildings with historical significance and traditional Japanese decor. Atmosphere feels authentic and casual, with tatami rooms offering cozy, low-key spaces for conversation. Seating includes chabudai-style tables with leg openings for comfort, enhancing the cultural experience.
Fish comes fresh and tender with well-balanced sauces that enhance natural sweetness. Sashimi melts in your mouth, and nigiri options include ora king salmon, kanpachi, madai, kinmedai, hamachi, and chutoro.
Selection leans toward traditional Japanese beers like Echigo rice beer, which is refreshing and smooth. Beers come cold in chilled glasses, with prices around $15 before tip and tax.
Good to know
Reservations are required for dining; book in advance to secure a table.
Street parking is the only option available near the restaurant.
Expect long wait times even with a reservation, especially during peak hours.
Cozy Irish pub with exposed brick and antique decor creates a space full of character and charm. Live music plays on a tiny stage, filling the dimly lit interior with lively energy. Both indoor and covered outdoor seating accommodate a friendly crowd drawn to authentic drinks and classic dishes.
Fish and chips feature a light, crispy batter that melts in your mouth and stays non-oily. The fish tastes incredibly fresh and pairs well with house-made tartar sauce.
A smaller selection of craft beers pairs with a top notch whiskey and beer lineup typical of an Irish pub. The spot offers cheap beers and the option to order extra beer to go.
Good to know
The kitchen closes at 8:30 PM, so plan your meals accordingly.
Jazz performances happen every Tuesday night, starting around 9 PM.
A 20% gratuity is automatically added to your bill.
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.
Fish dishes feature crispy fried fish and fresh, flaky seafood with generous portions. Highlights include blackened salmon fish tacos, mussels, crab cakes, and shrimp, all served hot and flavorful.
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.
Dive bar with retro rock n roll decor and a hidden pool room behind a bookcase creates a chill, unpretentious vibe. Music playlist includes Seattle grunge and classic rock, enhancing the welcoming atmosphere. Frequented for its free pool and casual lounge setting rather than formal dining.
Fish and chips come with large pieces of battered cod that stay hot, crispy, and juicy. The batter is light and not greasy, served with tartar sauce and plenty of fries.
Offers a solid selection of local beers on tap including a standout IPA with a hint of citrus. Friendly servers help find the perfect beer while pairing it with good food at reasonable prices.
Good to know
The kitchen closes at 8 PM on weekdays.
Happy hour lasts until 7 PM with discounted drinks.
The bar service is available until 2 AM.
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.
Fish and chips stand out with a crispy, flavorful batter that many find exceptional. Happy hour offers oysters alongside some of the best battered fish, shrimp, and fries available.
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.
Dive bar with dark, cozy atmosphere and walls covered in quirky art and neon signs. Music plays from a digital jukebox featuring random and classic tunes, creating a lively vibe. Open 24 hours, it draws a mix of characters and offers a genuine Seattle rock ‘n’ roll spirit.
Tender and moist cod comes with a crispy, flavorful batter in the fish and chips. Halibut fish and chips feature a beer batter that keeps the fish super good and crispy.
Several local beers come fairly cold and in good quantity. The selection pairs well with greasy breakfast or burgers, creating a social atmosphere for chatting with strangers.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 4-7pm on weekdays with great deals on drinks.
Breakfast happy hour specials start before 8:00am with discounted menu items.
The cafe is open 24 hours a day, making it a convenient option.
Small, tucked-away restaurant with a retro feel and a quiet garden patio offers a cozy, old-school Seattle vibe. Casual and friendly atmosphere pairs with great background music and waves of guests enjoying fresh local oysters and cold drinks.
Cod fish and chips feature a perfectly battered, panko-type breading that fries to a light, flaky texture without greasiness. Fried oysters and Old Bay fries complement the menu, with raw oysters also available.
Cold beer pairs well with fresh oysters here, offering a chill experience without big crowds. Options include a coldest beer in the Market, Manny's, a lager, and a good cider from Yonder.
Good to know
Happy hour oysters are available for $2 each with a minimum order of six.
The restaurant is tucked away in the north end of Pike Place Market.
Oysters are sourced from local indigenous tribes, ensuring quality and ethical practices.
Small sports bar packed with multiple TVs showing various games simultaneously creates a lively, festive atmosphere. Crowds include families, college students, and seniors, all sharing energy and cheers. Cozy booths with private TVs and a great sound system make it easy to catch any game from anywhere inside.
Fish and chips come in big portions with two decent pieces of fish on top of fries. The fish sandwich is also large and pretty delicious, often featured in a special deal out front.
A huge selection of beers includes many local brews and a strong IPA lineup. Service features knowledgeable servers who offer helpful beer suggestions. TVs are plentiful, creating a lively atmosphere.
Good to know
Happy hour runs all day on Mondays with great deals.
Trivia night is every Tuesday at 8pm with a $5 entry fee.
Expect a busy atmosphere, especially during game days.
Five-level old mortuary building creates a haunted Irish pub atmosphere with authentic Irish character. Live music and sports viewing add to a lively, relaxed vibe. Outdoor patio offers a quieter spot amid loud music inside.
Fresh fish forms the base of the fish and chips, served with a standout tartar sauce. This dish represents classic pub food staples alongside burgers.
A wide selection of beers includes house-made brews like the blood orange wheat ale that stands out even to non-beer drinkers. The Irish stout and red offer solid options for classic tastes.
Good to know
Kells opens early for special events like the Women’s Rugby World Cup Championship.
Tickets are recommended for the St. Patrick’s Day block party due to high demand.
The kitchen closes at 7 pm, so plan your meal accordingly.
Open kitchen and European style decor create a comfortable, quiet atmosphere with a clubby vibe from classic Sinatra and Bennett songs. The space feels calm and cozy, inviting relaxed conversation and a welcoming mood. Elevator access adds convenience to the setting.
Fish and chips come with hot serving and tarter sauce. Bread on the fish tends to be soggy, resembling corn dog batter. Prices are favorable for the quality, though flavor can be bland.
Staff recommend local Seattle beers and keep them cold. Expect a wait of about fifteen minutes for two beers and a cocktail.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 4-6pm on weekdays with discounted drinks and appetizers.
Parking is available on-site, but it can fill up quickly during peak hours.
Credit cards are accepted, but cash is preferred for smaller purchases.