Like most Yelpers say, you're here for the vibes and the view! Drinks are overpriced but with the…read moreview? I didn't mind coming here. It's cute though! The weather was nice so they had the doors open for a nice indoor outdoor vibe. Most people were sitting outside. Some were by the fireplace. The drinks were good but the view was unbeatable!

In theory, this place sounds great. They've got a stellar city skyline view, good drinks, and an…read moreawesome DJ. However, my friends and I received terrible service. We were sat promptly for our 7:00 reservation, and first saw our server about 20 minutes after we sat down. We ordered a round of 4 drinks, where we waited another 20 minutes for them to arrive. My glass sat empty for quite sometime before our server came back over. Around 8:30 we ordered a second round of drinks, and at 9:00, they arrived. I immediately asked for the tab because I didn't think I'd see our server again, and she brought it over right away. Don't come here if you're in a rush!

Final stop on last night's GNO and arguably one of the best places in Seattle to end a night…read more The Nest is sexy. There's really no other way I want to describe it. The rooftop views are some of the best in the city, especially once Seattle starts lighting up, and the atmosphere is ultimately what you show up and stay for. Drinks are definitely pricey at $20+, but I appreciate that the snacks remain closer to happy hour pricing. We ordered the shishito peppers and hummus plate for around $11-$12 each, which felt surprisingly reasonable considering the setting. Staff was suuuuper nice! And after striking out on espresso martinis at our previous stop, we finally got our redemption here. The Nest's espresso martini ranks somewhere mid-tier for me compared to others around the city, but at that point we were just happy to have one in hand. You're definitely paying a premium for cocktails, but the food pricing helps balance things out and that view makes a pretty convincing argument for staying for another round. Come for a drink. Stay because Seattle looks really good from up here.

Stopped here for a drink and the views. It was a nice day so of course it was packed. However there…read morewas a VIP section and it was open so we paid the extra cost to have a seat and stay away from the crowds. With the upcharge for sitting in VIP we got a glass of cava. We also ordered a cocktail and some bites which were unimpressive. 2/4 Korean bulgogi 2/4 Hummus 2/4 Lobster roll 2/4 Shishito peppers The food just wasn't good a very sadly presented. Our paid drink also took ages to come out. The views are great but save your stomach for some better tasting food.

Such a wide array of cocktails, all of which sound delicious! I got the Cat's Pajamas, which was…read morevery refreshing. My partner got the Normandy Sour, which was quite tasty as well. The bartender is quite knowledgeable and friendly and the vibes in the space are incredible. Would recommend stopping here before dinner at Mioposto!

What a cute spot! So cozy and eclectic!…read more The bartender was so nice and the cocktails were on point! Such friendly patrons as well! We got so many good recommendations for things to do and see. So glad we gave this place a go!

Came here alone on a Thursday evening and had no issue getting a spot at the bar without…read morereservation. It was an interesting speakeasy to have found underneath the spheres. Service was great as I was quickly led to the bar as soon as I walked in and was quickly greeted by the bartenders. The place has a very fun vibe to it and it was a sight to see all of the bottles and almost elixirs of liquids lining the bar itself. I was recommended two drinks out of the options I had given my bartender. The first was Santiago and saints. It was highly recommended and for good reason. It hit the spot after a humid day and was a refreshing start to my evening. Well balanced, bright, and cucumbery! The second drink I had was the espresso martini and this one was perfectly balanced and creamy! Would definitely come back. The only downside to the place is the price of cocktails. Also insider information I got from locals was to park at the Amazon garage at certain hours which I did for this because it's free during certain hours of the weekdays and weekends.

We came here for my partners birthday. We had a reservation, so we were seated immediately…read more Additionally, the tables are entirely TOO small. We ordered a couple of small bites, and there was barely any space for the plates and drinks. The tables also felt too close together...It was generally pretty quiet, but I could hear the table next to us' conversation as though they were WITH us. I'd noted in the reservation that we were celebrating a birthday, there was zero acknowledgement of that, which is fine. I didn't expect the staff to come out the back clapping or anything, but a simple verbal acknowledgement would've gone a long way. Overall, the service overall felt inattentive, which is especially irritating when you see the 22% service fee tacked onto your bill. I really enjoyed the ambiance and the breadth of the menu, so I'd give them another shot, but I'd only get drinks. We went upstairs to their sister bar afterwards and had a much better experience there.

Great service; loved our waiter. Incredible view. Elevated cuisine; would return for an anniversary…read moredinner.

YOU SPIN ME RIGHT ROUND..! 4.5…read more The level below the main observation deck of Seattle's Space Needle is home to The Loupe Lounge, which features the world's first revolving glass floor. Many years ago, I dined at the Space Needle when it was still home to its famous rotating restaurant. SkyCity Restaurant closed in 2017, and the revamped observation experience reopened in 2018. Today, The Loupe Lounge offers a very different experience, with a revolving glass floor that provides mesmerizing views straight down to the Needle's structure, elevators, and the streets far below. It's a fascinating perspective you simply can't get from an ordinary observation deck. The Loupe Lounge operates seasonally in the fall and closes from May through August. Since we visited the Space Needle in June, the full experience was unavailable. However, we were still able to access the roped-off lounge area for $35 each, which included two cocktails and two delicious burgers. We lingered in the lounge for at least 45 minutes, the time it takes the glass floor to complete a full 360-degree rotation and return to its starting point. It was wonderfully uncrowded, with only our table and one other party in the roped-off area. Access to this section is restricted to guests 21 and older, although visitors of all ages can enjoy the surrounding observation areas. During the fall season, the entire lounge floor is reserved for guests 21 and older. The fall-season menu features exclusive cocktail and culinary experiences, complete with show-stopping mixology and eye-catching food towers. Reservations must be prepaid, and guests select their preferred tower when booking. Each package also includes VIP elevator access to the lounge. Depending on your selection, the price can be quite steep; however, it also includes admission to the observation deck, which alone can represent a $100-plus value for two. Whether you visit at sunset or after dark, The Loupe Lounge offers a wonderfully romantic setting, with a unique vantage point that makes the experience feel even more special. We'd love to return one day in the fall or spring and reserve the full experience.

Had a great saturday night dinner here! They do take…read morereservations (call) and they sat us like 10 mins early which was great. Cozy and intimate atmosphere (it's not a large space) and totally romantic. Our service was great (attentive, one step ahead), the prices are reasonable, and they have curated a great vibe in there. One pizza is like the perfect size for dinner for two, we got the margarita and it was perfect. Nice thin crust, and their house cheese mix was great. Would totally return!

Pretty sick Pizza spot in Seattle.. Came here with some friends while visiting Seattle last month…read more This restaurant is located in pike place, we came here post busy lunch hour so it was quite empty, thankfully for us. Our server was very sweet and helped us give some suggestions on what to order as two of us were vegetarians. We ended up ordering some beer, chicken and Jalapeno pizza, mushroom and truffle (with jalapenos), Tapenade and garlic bulb (appetizer), Roasted tomato and Olive Tapenade (appetizer). Food is delicious here! Ambiance is also quite charming.. it has a moody, industrial vibe.

I LOVE THIS PLACE! I heard about it from one of my friends, had no idea it existed before that…read more It's actually located inside Tavern Law, which was another bar I've been trying to go for a while. They are reservation only and when you go inside, they take you to a door and give you a landline phone to call to have access to their upstairs space. Super cute speakeasy concept. The vibes are perfect, it's a super small space and intimate atmosphere. There is no menu so the bartender will ask you what preferences you have for your drinks and the flavor profiles you like. I ended up getting a pretty good sweet, citrusy cocktail I loved. We only got one round but you can order more and they'll tailor it based on how you liked or disliked the prior drink. Would totally recommend!

My recent visit end of August 2026 still maintains that this bespoke cocktail bar has amazing…read moredrinks. However I unfortunately need to voice some concerns about the new ownership. Past visit 2+ years ago the reservation is through Tock. Recently the reservation is through OpenTable so I thought the points credits will be honored here as they are in the OpenTable network, so I redeemed points to discount $8, only to not be applied to the bill since the reservation $15 per person is a deposit and refunded on seating, instead of most places where the deposit deducts the cost of the final bill. None of the bartenders could do anything, and didn't bother raising this to management (probably downstairs at Tavern Law could've remedied the situation but the short turnaround time implied they didn't try). Additionally, when I got my drink, the bartender did not bother taking a second look to see there's a bug. It was deep inside the drink, not at the top, so the bug did not just fly and land on the drink after being served. So it was a bit negligent, especially given they jacked up the price from $21 to $25 in just 2 years. The price increase did not justify the quality, if anything, price went up significantly and quality dropped... The bartender addressed the issue by remaking the drink but the drink was noticeably smaller than the original one. It would only have made sense if I drank a lot of it, but I only had small sip stopped when I saw the bug. The experience was very frustrating overall that I didn't wish to tip, only to find out they added a 20%+ service charge without my consent when I looked at the credit card statement. That is fraud. Fraudulently adding a tip to yourself earned you a 1 star. Otherwise this would've been more a 3 star experience due to the miss from the bug, and the OpenTable issue.

so yummy and a cute atmosphere ! I love all the cocktails and dim lighting. Love that theres…read moreoutdoor seating too.

We sat down at the bar while it was busy, so we understood that service might take a little time…read more When the bartender eventually came over, he asked everyone in our party for ID, then proceeded to serve people next to us who had arrived about five minutes after we did. Everyone in our group was over 30, and most were over 40. Regardless, we had no issue with being carded or with staff following the rules. What bothered us was the way we were treated regarding someone who had forgotten their ID. As we left, the bartender and another employee appeared to laugh at us, which felt disrespectful and unprofessional. Checking IDs is perfectly fine. Making customers feel unwelcome is not. A little courtesy would have made all the difference.

One on First Hill's best kept secrets. Great cocktails, great ambiance, no TVs - good people…read more Arguably one of the best bars in the city hands down.

Came here with a friend one late night and the ambience is just right. A handful of regulars, dive…read moreatmosphere, music not too loud and strong drinks. It's not a secret bar, but it has an unassuming look that I like and can be easily overlooked. Their tagline is "your favorite neighborhood art bar" which is appropriate as the bar is filled with art and decor that gets your attention. Much of the art is for sale, but definitely for someone who has a strong love for it and or deep pockets. The bar has been around since 2005 with an aim to build in the eyes of patrons for patrons. There is a fairly extensive menu of cocktails that carry a pricey tag, but are good. I simply opted for a couple Tom Collins, and it was excellent. Had me walking back kinda sideways. Definitely a gem of a drinking spot, perfect place to close out a night.

Sarah was amazing! Great service and she really knew her whiskeys. I gotta say, she made us feel…read moreright at home -- super personable, friendly, and very knowledgeable about bourbon, rye, and whiskey in general. The service was top notch, and she definitely made the experience even better. We're from LA, but when we come back to Seattle, I'll definitely make sure we come back here. Honestly, Sarah is a big reason why. She's awesome!

Wow! I wanted to visit this place for a long time. Finally, we made it. You do requiere a…read morereservation. We tried for one thay very same afternoon and waiting list was between 7 and 11 parties. So yes, it felt busy. And remember it is a small space. We were very lucky to get in. You can also hang out at the Hotel's bar which apparently is just outside this speakeasy. It was the hall outside the tea room which now is an extended and gorgeous bar. It gets busy too. We parked in the building next to the hotel. We had such a fun time. We would have stayed if they had something to eat besides nuts. Drinks were great but very pricey.