Local pub with laid-back atmosphere and family-friendly vibe offers both indoor and outdoor seating near transit. Outstanding craft beers, including unique selections like Pliny the Elder, complement a menu featuring exceptional seafood and sandwiches. Artwork decor adds a touch of class without pretension.
Great food stands out consistently, paired with friendly service even during busy sports nights. The menu delivers solid, satisfying dishes without fail.
An incredible rotating beer selection features prominently, including craft beers like Russian River’s Pliny the Elder on draft. The bar staff offers great advice on beer choices and serves drinks quickly.
"I had the best Ahi Tuna sandwich I've ever had."
"The beer selection here is top-notch and features many local brews."
"I found the food here to be great."
Good to know
Collins Pub is a good spot for pre-gaming events at Lumen Field.
The menu at Collins Pub is limited during late hours.
Collins Pub can get extremely busy during Mariners games.
Huge interior with multiple bars and plenty of seating creates a lively atmosphere. Music from a DJ and sports TVs add to the energetic vibe, especially on game days. The space welcomes dogs and offers a casual spot for food and drinks near the stadium district.
Food stands out with excellent quality and flavors that surpass typical bar fare. Smash burgers rank as notably fire, complemented by next level drinks and service.
Rotating beer list offers a solid variety with cold beers served alongside smash burgers and wings. Service includes knowledgeable staff who can guide on beers on tap.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 4-6pm with discounted appetizers and drinks.
Wing Wednesdays offer special pricing on wings with Alabama white sauce.
Parking can be challenging, especially during game days.
Basement pub with historic underground setting and Seattle-style brick design offers two nine-hole mini golf courses spelling out SEATTLE. Atmosphere balances lively energy with space for both small and large groups, featuring fun games like shuffleboard and duffleboard. Local beers and ciders complement casual gatherings near stadiums.
Food features fresh ingredients and a varied menu including pizza and mini corndogs. Pricing matches the quality, and the overall experience combines great service with kindness.
Craft beers and local brews stand out with a solid selection of Seattle local beers and craft beers. Discounts and deals make it easy to enjoy a variety of beer and cider options in a low key setting.
Good to know
Parking is available in a pay lot across the street.
Trivia night happens every Wednesday at 7pm with no entry fee.
Happy hour offers half-off pizzas on Mondays from 4-6pm.
Small dining room blends southern, Jamaican, and white-washed styles with well spaced tables and a clean, neat interior. Atmosphere feels cozy and chill with good music and occasional TV. The vibe suits casual meals and relaxed gatherings.
Food comes out fresh to order and arrives within 10 minutes. Dishes are served hot and fresh every time.
Draught beer flows from several taps with a nice selection of options. Sodas and plenty of sides complement the beer offerings.
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Cookie’s Country Chicken is a 3-minute walk from the Amtrak station.
Expect to wait during busy hours, especially for dinner.
The total cost for a meal averages around $34 for multiple items.
Small space with cozy wood decor and Philadelphia Flyers memorabilia creates a lively, East Coast deli vibe. Crowded and loud during peak times, seating is cramped but tables turn over quickly. Counter service and a classic deli setup add to the bustling, neighborhood atmosphere.
Food here is consistently fresh and delicious, with meals arriving on time. The truck setup makes getting food a treat, especially before events like soccer games.
Offers a solid selection of beers including the 9 Pound Hammer Porter priced at $6. Good spot to enjoy a beer with a sandwich before events.
Good to know
Expect a long line during peak lunch hours, especially on weekdays.
The deli closes by mid-afternoon, so plan your visit accordingly.
Prices are reasonable for the quality and size of the sandwiches.
Spacious brewpub with huge bar seating and many large TVs offers a lively atmosphere perfect for watching games. The vibe shifts from warm and welcoming indoors to a chill outdoor patio with views of the stadium. Unique craft beers and a higher-class feel distinguish the experience here.
Food arrives quickly and tastes great. Good service keeps orders organized and drinks flowing smoothly.
Plenty of variety fills the beer list, including unique local options not found elsewhere. The taps stay well-stocked, and servers keep the pours coming smoothly.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended on game days due to high demand.
Expect limited menu options during busy game days.
Food service ends early, so arrive at least an hour and a half before closing.
Oldest saloon with historic memorabilia and a rustic dive bar feel hosts intimate live music with a great sound system. Lighting sets a close, energetic vibe where local and famous bands perform regularly. Walls display photos tracing music history from early artists to grunge legends.
Barbecue stands out with top notch taste and good value. Meat nachos offer a surprisingly good twist on typical bar food. Beers and proper food complement the casual menu well.
Cold beer pairs with live music in a lively setting. Good beers come alongside proper food, making it a solid spot for a drink.
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Central Saloon hosts live music events regularly, showcasing local bands.
Expect a lively atmosphere during game days with a breakfast buffet available.
Drinks are notably cheaper than at other bars in Seattle.
Small underground bar with original architectural details like encaustic tiles and wainscoting creates an intimate, low-light setting. Live jazz and other performances on a small stage add a speakeasy vibe. Cocktails are carefully crafted, and the crowd enjoys delicious food like pizza and grilled cheese.
Food features snacky bar items and some pizza options with good flavor profiles. Pretzels and craft beer complement the tasty, well-prepared dishes.
A basement bar with a solid selection of craft beer and cocktails. Drinks range from 12oz beers to mixed drinks like daiquiris, with prices reflecting a casual night out.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 4-6pm with discounted drinks and appetizers.
Underbelly hosts live music every Tuesday night starting at 8pm.
Expect a cover charge for special events like burlesque shows.
Baseball-themed sports bar with a two-floor layout and numerous TVs ensures visibility of games from almost anywhere. Atmosphere is lively and energetic on game days, attracting crowds early for seating. Memorabilia and open seating create an immersive, casual environment for watching sports.
Food comes straight from the owner, ensuring freshness and care. Expect fantastic flavors that stand out in a sports bar setting with consistently delicious dishes.
A diverse selection of craft beers is available, including local hazy IPAs. Beer service is timely, making it easy to grab a drink before events. The spot pairs well with food vendors nearby for a casual experience.
Good to know
Arrive three hours before the first pitch on game day to secure a seat.
Parking garage fills up quickly, so plan to arrive early.
Beers cost $10 each, which is on the higher side.
Dive bar with pirate-themed decor and eclectic vibe offers a lively atmosphere especially during game days. Regulars create a neighborhood feel with friendly interactions and games like pinball and basketball shooting. Music plays a strong role, contributing to a chill yet energetic environment.
Offers affordable food and drink deals with decent bar fare. Shares the same menu as a sister bar but has fewer games.
High energy and great vibes create a lively spot for beer. The beer pairs well with hot dogs and chips with cheese, making it easy to stay for a second round.
Good to know
The Meyer stays open until 2am on weekends.
Expect slow service during busy nights due to limited staff.
The Chicago dog costs only $9.
Old bar with vintage atmosphere and historic character offers a cozy interior with high ceilings that enhance space and airflow. The vibe mixes grungy charm with a preserved underground exhibit that adds unique appeal. Loud games on TV and a crowd drawn to history shape the energy.
Excellent food pairs well with a great selection of drinks. The atmosphere supports the quality, making the overall food and service experience stand out.
Offers a wide variety of beer, including the hard-to-find Douglas beer. Prices run high, with some beers costing over $12 and a mandatory tip required.
Good to know
The bar closes at 12am on Fridays, so plan accordingly.
A pint of beer costs $12, which is higher than average for Seattle.
You must order and pay at the bar, no table service is available.
Small sandwich shop with a laid back vibe and lively atmosphere featuring music and videos. Casual, diner-style interior feels larger than its size despite some worn furniture. Popular as a late night eatery with a unique, inventive menu and overstuffed sandwiches.
Fried foods stand out as delicious and fattening with consistently excellent quality. Service pairs well with the food, making it a solid spot for satisfying late night cravings.
Good beers on tap come with decent prices and a pretty good selection. Cold beer is available late, with seating at booths or the bar for those 21 and over.
Good to know
Fat Shack is the only food place open past 12 am in the area.
The restaurant claims to be open until 3 am but only accepts online food deliveries after 2:30 am.
The Monday wing deal offers great value for customers.
Pool hall offers 7 full-size 9-foot tables with clean felt and balls in a laidback, chill atmosphere. A downstairs bar provides a nightclub vibe and a spot for cocktails. Comfortable seating areas support group hangouts and casual play.
Unexpectedly good food stands out alongside billiards. Dishes look amazing and taste yummy.
Offers a solid selection of draft beers at cheap prices. Some beers may be served in smaller pours, which can feel awkward.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 4-7pm on weekdays with discounted drinks.
On game nights, expect long wait times as the venue fills up quickly.
The kitchen closes early, so order food before 4 PM for free pool time.
Restaurant near major stadiums offers Mexican food with a big tequila selection and margaritas. Atmosphere is great for pre-game crowds and less hectic than nearby spots. Ordering happens via QR code at tables, and the place fills up during busy times.
Food and drinks arrive quickly even when busy. Ordering through a QR code app makes adding items easy. The menu features fantastic tacos and consistently good food.
Offers a decent beer list with fair prices. Includes options like the Big Dumper beer and pairs well with tequila shots.
Good to know
They do not accept cash during events, only card payments.
A hold may be placed on your card for more than your total bill.
Ordering food and drinks via QR code at the table is quick and easy.