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74th Street Ale House

3.6 (299 reviews)
Closed • 12:00 pm - 9:00 PM
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Casual
Moderate noise
Outdoor seating
Good for groups

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Chicken breast sandwhich
Ajay G.

A great lunch spot in the neighborhood! They had sports on the TV which was great and the portions were massive. Great spot for a drink and for a meal if that's what you're into.

Yummy blackened salmon sandwich with green salad.
Maureen M.

My fave place for a catch up with a friend, or for a solo "journaling bite"-- as was the case today. The women who work there are great- (although sometimes working too hard due to understaffing). Today I had the blackened salmon sandwich with a yummy green side salad. (One thing I don't understand is the need to continue to serve dishes with rounds of uncooked onions, and green chili peppers-- does anyone actually eat these?) I love that they have a little blackboard in the women's room-- see photo below for the enjoyable message seen. Also thank you, Ale House, for still having a "women's room" rather than the trendy "all genders" bathroom. Let's face it, women's rooms are a bit cleaner.

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Gary W.

How many places can you say you've frequented for 20 years. Well, I've come to 74th Street Ale House since I moved to Seattle back in 2000. My love for this place started with a weekly trek to have the Reuban Sandwich and I'd have a Snakebite to drink. After a decade my taste changed and I evolved to some of the best iced tea in Seattle and the blue cheese burger with the grilled onions and bell peppers. On top of the great menu they have weekly specials and the homemade soups and gumbo are fantastic. Great place to meet up with friends and have a meal and drink some beers although the do have a full bar too. Mostly a neighborhood place with lots of locals and the staff know more of the regulars as they've worked here for a few decades too. I highly recommend 74th Street Ale House and BTW I just came back from there and had the Gumbo, a Guinness and chased it down with a iced tea to boot.

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Ashley H.

This place is has amazing food, great drink selection and always welcoming staff. It does have an old country feel. Sit down tables and bar seating I was pleasantly surprised in the quality of food for the price. They have different specials each week including soup. Haven't had a special yet that we didn't love Our go to is the goat cheese salad (add blacken chicken), tuna melt, Ruben or gumbo. Don't forget to add your favorite drink!

Oyster Po' Boy
Jennifer J.

Having just finished up a fun visit to the Water Lantern Festival at Green Lake, #seattledude and I were hungry and feeling underwhelmed by the food truck options at the festival. (Plus, there was no beer!) So we hopped on Yelp and found the 74th Street Ale House just up the hill in Phinney Ridge. It was pretty crowded on a Saturday evening, but we found a table in the back and quickly ordered a couple of pints. I had one of my faves, a Mac 'n Jacks, which is almost impossible to find on tap closer to home. He had a stout. Good autumn beers for sure! We also split an oyster po' boy sandwich and a goat cheese salad. They even split them for us, at no extra charge, which was super sweet. The food was fresh and delicious, though I felt the goat cheese portion on the (split) salads were pretty small. The po' boys were tasty, and the oysters were fresh and perfectly fried. It was a good meal to top off a cool fall day in the big city. The service was great, too - our waitress was friendly and helpful, not to mention patient as we were pretty indecisive about what to order from their extensive menu.

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I like this place but at $9 a beer and $23 a chicken sandwich it's definitely feeling steep. Would love it if they added a fryer!

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2 years ago

Fun friendly local place. Hamburger to die for on a baguette with fried onions and peppers kinda like a Philly cheesesteak. We'll be back!

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The food is amazing. The blackened salmon added to the goat cheese salad is incredible. Highly recommend the two together.

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