My husband and I met some friends here last night. Although we've been there before, we haven't…read moregone back because it seemed to be way more of a family/kids brewery than we usually enjoy. I'm so glad we gave it another shot when our friends recommended to meet there last night. My husband had a black IPA and I grabbed a glass of Darby wine. Both were delicious. We split a pretzel (the cheese sauce is worth ordering the pretzel!!!). Service was great and the room was clean and welcoming. Definitely will be back!

Took over an hour to get our food and they ran out of bread. Staff was friendly but will not be…read moreback. They should have told us how long the wait for food would be. I ordered Haus Grinder and it was very small. Seems they used a hot dog bun as the bread. It was cold when served as though it is left out for a while. Really a poor food experience.

First I started out downstairs with Jess and Sean. My date showed up and we headed upstairs for…read moredinner and drinks. Angela and Decker were bartending/serving upstairs. AMAZING tacos, drinks and atmosphere! First time back in a minute. 13/10 would recommend

Had an amazing burrito here and they had a vegan option which was amazing! Even have dairy free…read moresour cream and cheese options for those who can't eat dairy. Service was quick and the portions were big!!!

I've ordered a number of gift cards etc from businesses in Seattle…read more I'm not a resident in Seattle but I do order online for my family who do. My most favorite, easy & great business to work with is The Beer Junction on California Ave Seattle. One day I might be able to get to Seattle then I can thank them in person.

Stopped in here when I was shopping in the junction. I'd meant to stop in a bunch of times, but…read morethe parking here kinda sucks all the time. So that's consideration #1. I'd come here more often, but the traffic and parking are just real bad. They've got a really good beer selection. The tap list isn't bad, but the cans and bottles are really where they shine. I got a Lucky Envelope pumpkin emoji draft and then wandered around staring at all the beers in the cases. I grabbed the four I wanted most and having finished my pint I took off before I decided I needed more beer. The place has a lot of seating for it's size. It's really well kept. The lady behind the counter was pleasant. All in all it was a good experience. The selection is really where they shine.

Updating my review to let everyone know this is still a solid, friendly neighborhood spot. They…read morealways have a great local beer and cider and wine and NA selection - lots of faves on tap and lots of things I haven't seen anywhere else. No more rotating food trucks but a solid permanent food stand - burbs - has meat and veggie options that are tasty. They've upgraded the outdoor area so it's more comfortable and shaded, and there's lots of fun events. Only downside for me is a huge upside for many others - VERY family friendly - which is mostly fine but sometimes it can feel like a playground with beer. If I had kids I'd love it. As it is I go on the quieter hours and have a great time!

Went for their Oktoberfest festivities -- such a fun vibe! Great German beers on tap, and the…read moreoompah band plus stein-holding competitions kept the energy going. The food from Burb's, though, was a miss. Fries were soggy and hard to eat, and the "giant" pretzel wasn't very giant and tasted kind of cardboard-y. Patio seating was awesome and the crowd super lively, so we still had a great time before heading off to the next stop on our pub crawl.

From the moment we walked into Lotus on the Beach, everything felt premium. The waterfront setting…read morecreates the perfect backdrop, and the menu delivers in every way. Every dish was packed with flavor and beautifully presented. The cocktails were crafted perfectly, and the service was attentive without being overwhelming. A must-visit if you appreciate great food and an amazing atmosphere.

Wonderful place on the beach! Service was excellent and the…read morechicken lettuce wraps were delicious. We will be back to try the other great things on their menu! Great atmosphere too.

First-The restaurant is gorgeous in a very unpretentious way. A friend and I stumbled across…read moreHarry's after a walk on Alki. We pulled up to the bar for a post walk boozy brunch. The staff were all extremely friendly and knowledgable. We both had delicious cocktails and the burger! Soft toasted bun, crisp bacon...fantastic! Fries outstanding! Tartar sauce made me want to try their fish and chips. I've been back twice. Both times same excellent food and experience. The last time I was just dropping in on friends and couldn't stay long and ordered toast & hot water with lemon. Out comes a gorgeous ornate silver tea pot, the most perfect toast and incredibly delicious jam & butter. I love it here. I'm a convert. Highly recommend. Perfect for solo dining, catching up with a bestie, and larger gatherings.

On a recent trip to Seattle, a friend took me here for lunch. She made a reservation and asked for…read moreseats in the newly renovated atrium. When we arrived, just after they opened, we were the third party in the restaurant. The atrium was really cute. It had a glass chandelier, great decor, and a view of Alki Beach. Our waiter brought us some water and we both decided to order the quiche (daily special was spinach, mushroom and goat cheese) along with a cup of clam chowder. Being that the restaurant was kind of empty, it took a while for our food to arrive. Unfortunately, the chowder was tepid at best and quiche was ice cold. I flagged the waiter down and as he took away our plates, he made a comment about the oven not being set correctly, which I thought was a bit odd. To me, it seemed as if our food may have been waiting a while to get picked up. Nevertheless, our food returned shortly thereafter piping hot. The chowder was delicious, definitely one of the tastiest I've had in Seattle. I found the quiche to be lacking in flavor and then noticed that there were no salt or pepper shakers on any of the tables, which I also thought was a bit odd. After we had finished eating, the waiter asked my friend if she wanted a box for her quiche. When he returned with the box, he did not clear our dishes or ask if we were ready for our check. I had to flag him down to ask for it. I noticed they added a $3 service fee to the bill, not quite sure what that was about, as the food was already a bit pricier than other restaurants in the area and there were issues with our food. I guess it's for the beach view? Overall, this was a decent meal, but I just don't get what all the hype is about.

Friendly service and good food! They had a few local ciders on tap as well…read more Always a good experience.

Met a friend here to grab a beer and lunch. Street parking but fairly easy to get a spot…read more Sat at the bar. Decent selection of beers. Beertender was friendly and gracious enough to get a few tastes before deciding . If we are in the area again, would come back.

There are two locations on the main strip. I believe the bigger one is for kids, while the smaller…read morearcade is for adults? I could be wrong. I do love the smaller arcade, because it has some Japanese games that I enjoyed, especially the music one with the big circle and lights. Prices are reasonable which led us to staying here for awhile. Great customer service!

Glad to see an arcade right on the Alki strip - reminds me of my days as a kid on East Coast…read moreboardwalk beaches. We dropped in here on a Monday afternoon during happy hour, which meant 50 cent pinball! The place is clean with new/well-maintained tables, which is not standard for pinball rooms in the area. You buy a game card to play - no need for quarters - and get to it. Staffer was friendly and there is a good solution of local beers, ciders, wines, NA beverages. We didn't try the food but I appreciated there were vegan options.

I came here with a friend for a weekday late breakfast and was surprised by the number of options…read moreavailable. I decided on the Veggie Monster omelet, which came with a choice of grits or hash browns and toast. I opted for the hash browns, and asked for them to be well done, because in Seattle, they serve hash browns undercooked. The omelet was good, though it lacked flavor and was a little light on cheese. The hash browns were crispy on the top, and raw underneath. Tip: if you ever order breakfast in Seattle, ask for the hash browns to be cooked on both sides. The meal was filling and was accompanied by a cup of good coffee. The waitress was super friendly and came by often to refill my coffee. Overall, this is a decent place to grab breakfast, and I'd recommend it to anyone in West Seattle.

Classy,romantic and fun! Not to mention, DELICIOUS I ordered the last word cocktail and Circa's…read moreGrilled Skirt Steak. All I can say is absolutely amazing! The burger was the perfect ratio of painted hills burger to Macarina brioche to Tillimook cheddar Large portions and very reasonably priced. We will be back.

Great bartenders, great ambiance, and most of all great PINBALL. My review needs to be at least 85…read morecharacters.

We went on a Sunday night with the sole intention of getting a burger. We got two smash burgers,…read moreand some fries and mozzarella sticks. The burgers were super good! Fries were skinny which is a personal favorite of mine, and the mozzarella sticks were in point. Nothing crazy for the sticks, but they were fried just right. I think they have different chefs but I believe the head chef is there Sunday nights. I highly recommend going in for a smash burger!