Amazing bar. Reasonably priced drinks, pool and arcade games, and friendly staff. Cant go wrongread more

Great atmosphere accompanying some of the worst customer service that I have experienced. I was…read moreimproperly charged and not fully refunded. I don't care what changes but if I am giving my card to a business it is not with the expectation that they will just charge whatever to whoever. I then paid full price for my drinks so happy the staff is so well trained they can trick the system to take my money, not worth the effort all around

Love finding cool spots like this! It's a wrestling themed bar on the south end of White Center…read more We went on a Friday early evening and there was free street parking along the street. There was not too many people and we got served right away by the bartender. They have some cool unique cocktails. I got the first one, which is a custom gin cocktail for about $15. I usually cringe at cocktails over $12 but this really was worth the $15 price tag. It was so balanced and nicely flavored and had a good strength. The place has bar seating and booth seating, and televisions all over showing football, wrestling, and more. They have a mini wrestling ring at the front, which is fun. I bet this place is so fun when they have special events. In the back they also have pinball, of course! And board games. The wall is covered in art and wrestling memorabilia which adds to the ambiance. We sat at the bar for a bit and the other guests were nice too - chatted with us, chatted with the bartenders. I think some people are regulars, which is cool. I really liked this lowkey unique bar and wouldn't mind making a trip out here again soon.

Super cool game bar in Whitecenter. I stumbled upon this place when waiting for my haircut and…read moresuper glad I checked it out. It was like a blast from the past bar with all the old school games and with a nice beer selection. Definitely worth checking out if you like bars with old school games and tvs at every table to play on!

I discovered this little quirky bar on Hillman City on a walk. It's quite the gem in the…read moreneighborhood. Friendly service. Wide selection of drinks and cocktails. It has nostalgic vibes and I love the random vending machine and light snacks to munch on. The retro art really adds character to this bar. It's ideal for small groups in a cozy setting.

Amaro. Sake. Best vending machine in town (socks, electronics, shrimp chips) and a weirdly…read morecharming, shapeshifting bar food menu (corn dogs, ramen, etc). Mimi has killer ambiance, the owner is a gem, and it feels truly unique. And the yuzu amaro I had is fire. Great, low key spot

Terrific menu options. Mostly American fare. Well prepared. Cordial service. Very clean, bright and…read morecomfy. Can accommodate large groups. Bit of a wait sometimes, but there is seating and one of those buzzer things that lets you know you're up. I love Elmer's. Go there a few times every year when in Palm Springs CA.

The breakfast burrito was a 10 out of 10. I'm not too sure if the other reviewers have ever been to…read morea dive bar but when you come into a dive bar, you make yourself known, you don't wait around for someone to say hey can I get you something... this place is a true tavern with the upmost respect and dignity to a local bar as any as Ive ever seen. Upon walking in, I was greeted with locals and a smile by the bartender. She offered me a menu and let me know the type of drinks that they offered. When I'm in the Seattle area, landing or leaving. I will definitely be back to this place wholesome, good food, hometown, Local Spot! Natalie was amazing and the folks I got to hang out with made me feel like I was back home. I love this spot! Those yuppies that gave this place a poor review suck!!!!

A really special spot with a fantastic atmosphere. Our bartender Cory was super welcoming. We…read moretravelled to West Seattle from Portland and would definitely love to come here again on a return visit.

I spent my birthday here with two friends and it was such a lovely experience. We actually stumbled…read moreinto the restaurant, and our server led us to the back where we found this hidden, secret spot. The food was delicious and the drinks were fantastic and felt very grown and elevated. The server, bartender, everything, Cory I think, was incredibly kind and somehow memorized our long list of orders without missing a beat. I will say it took a while to get our snacks and drinks, but it was really busy and the live band was so good that we didn't mind at all. The space has gorgeous, moody lighting, and the music is at the perfect level where you can still have a casual conversation. But once a song ends, you might want to wrap it up just in case. I will definitely be coming back here again.

As a BIPOC versatile modern artist that mostly works with modern hip-hop inspired sounds, I've…read moresearched everywhere for an open mic environment that welcomes all kinds of genres and doesn't simply cater to just acoustic & rock artists/audiences. I came here and performed three times, only to realize that the crowd including the owners/hosts were 90% just that, and I was the only musician there that actually cared for, or actually performed anything close to modern hip-hop music.... The environment as a whole wasn't extremely unfriendly, but I did kind of get chewed out by one of the hosts/bartenders who plays the drums for certain performances, for bringing in outside food, because he felt it was "disrespectful to their business/establishment," and I was told to step out and finish it, then come back. (I'm so sorry for wanting to eat something that wasn't included in your limited/bland options of food on your menu, while I idle and wait for the sign on list to come out. ) Mind you I've ordered food from here on my first time visiting, and it was not that impressive, or appetizing enough to make me want to order it again.... Despite that, I meant no offense by bringing in a small burger from a spot almost right beside the club, and didn't expect them to get so offended by it.... I get that you guys are trying to keep the lights on, but maybe add more items to your menu, and hire more/better cooks if you want more people to buy your food. Probably not the best idea to attempt to coerce what would be future customers.... You are running a cafe for crying out loud, remember that you need to put your ego to the side most of the time, and care for/cater to your consumers/clientele and what they want, if you want to succeed, and stay afloat.... That aside, the open mic experience as a whole was fairly decent. They let anyone perform, and it was a very talented crowd. Some of the staff admittedly even had some musical chops. Unfortunately I did not like the female host very much. She struck me as kind of stand-offish and arrogant, she had control of the stage lights, and tweaked with them, and made them change colors for a dramatic effect for performers she enjoyed, but she didn't do that little "light show" for me during my time on stage, I guess that explains that situation..... Regardless, I had no serious issue with her until I over heard her speaking with a group of people beside me in an ill manner about modern hip hop music, and referring to it as "mumble rap", claiming "it has no potential to maintain relevancy." That kind of annoyed me because girl, do you even know, or clearly understand what you're talking about? I can't fathom how an open mic host wouldn't appreciate nor respect all kinds of music, no matter how it is performed, or written.... Music is a vibration, it's not just words.... And all of it doesn't simply have to remain stuck in the method/tune of "hey there Delilah," or "my achey breaky heart," forever, to be "good" or "have potential to maintain relevancy..." the music industry/market is expanding, and progressing beyond that sound, and it appears that this place doesn't appreciate that, nor want to support artists who work in those kinds of genres/sub-genres. Again, besides the open mic having a fair arrangement, and audience, the vibe I get from the organizers/bar tenders & staff is very arrogant, and standoff-ish.... Especially from their drummer guy. Very rude, and weird guy..... I don't think I plan on returning.....

Before I start the review, I will say that I have a slight bias towards this place since I am…read moreacquaintances with some of the people working there, so take my personal view on the friendliness of the staff with a grain of salt. I've always had an amazing time coming here, from the food to performing I don't think I've ever had bad reception despite my lack of skill and more outlandish music tastes. The staff always hype up performances and make sure that the people performing get the attention they deserve. All of them have been extremely accommodating for me, since I have very sensitive ears, and are always making sure the setup is comfortable for me to perform in! As for the food and drink the menu is pretty typical bar food, I especially like the fried chicken since it's always come out really nice and tender. I haven't explored more of the drink menu but the drinks Ive had and my family have had have all been wonderful (And surprisingly they have tea?? I don't think I've seen that at a bar before but my mom absolutely loves their pepermint one.) Overall the food is good, and I find the staff even better. If you're an up and coming artist or just looking to try your first open mic I'd recommend the Skylark!

Easily one of the best sports bars in Seattle…read more I come here whenever I want to watch a game or just get a quick bite, and it's always on point. The cheese curds and wings are ELITE no exaggeration. Staff and management are amazing too. Super chill, welcoming, and they actually take care of you, which you don't always get these days. And they're dog friendly... that alone puts them above a lot of places for me Good food, good vibes, good people. Can't ask for much more.

If you think all you can get here is bar food, you'd be wrong. There are some amazing proper meals…read moreon the menu that will surprise and delight. Solid beer selection with rotating drafts, and if you're a soda guy, they use all Seattle Soda Company flavors (supporting local business). Had the brisket dinner tonight and that was a very pleasant surprise. Fall apart tender, amazing rich flavor, decadent sauce, with creamy mash. The seasonal veg was brussells sprouts which could have been roasted a bit more to crispy for me but that's a personal preference. This is way more satisfying than the food you'd get at your typical local bar. I've been to The Bridge a half dozen times and every time has delivered. Solid food. Good service. Great outdoor patio. Neighborhood vibes - the type of place where the bartenders know and recognize the locals, and the locals are regulars. I like that. It's a welcoming place, casual, laid back, and though I haven't been there during too many sports games, even when it's on, it doesn't seem to get too rowdy. Brunch is a must do, with options like the Benny flight. Definitely one of the less known brunch spots in my opinion, but even so, can still get busy so go early. Only reason I've done 4 stars is I've had a few times where service was a little slow. Would absolutely return again and again and have recommended to many friends. Keep up the great work team, may you be successful for many years to come.

Great relaxed vibe here. All staff and patrons were very nice. A great beer selection also.read more

No more coffee?! Whyyyyy?!…read more The bartender looked at me like I was crazy when I asked about espresso. I guess it hasn't been on the menu since the pandemic. Sad times for this pregnant one. As usual, they have an impressive list of beers and ciders, unlike some places that only offer a single non beer option. They also have root beer on tap, which is adorable and great as they are angling for a family hang out vibe. I love the play area in the back, and I keep meaning to come in for trivia or a game night. Such a gem for the neighborhood!