Stumbled upon this place while looking for a cocktail bar near Seattle center. We didn't realize at…read morethe time that this is a new spot. So glad we ended up here! The hosts were so friendly and welcoming! I loved the ambiance. It is cute and moody. So perfect for a date! The cocktails all sounded so good that it was hard to choose. I really liked both of the ones we got. Excited to know about this little spot and would come back. They don't serve food, just some snacks so come before or after you eat.

One of the best cocktail bars in Seattle, in my opinion!…read more Their menu is so amazing, and going through the well-thought-out, oriental-fusion-themed items is an adventure by itself. They also update the menu almost every season, so there is more reason for you to check them out on a regular basis. The inside decoration is amazing, with contributions from local artists. Last but not least, the team there is absolutely the best! Super nice and friendly, and always down to plan some fun and adventurous events!

I loved the ambiance here! This cute bar is tucked away in an alley, so I would never have noticed…read moreit if I wasn't coming here with a group. They have a great lineup of cocktails to choose from! They all sounded soo good. I want to go back already. I decided to try a tropical one called unlimited PTO. It came with a little umbrella too. A little sweet and definitely strong. It was gin based.

Rich Rich is one of my favorite cocktail bars in Seattle and my favorite bar in Lower Queen Anne…read more The ambience is fun and intimate, with a punk edge. There's a lot of hot pink, and that's a good thing. Their cocktails are also really good. My favorite is a mezcal-based concoction called a Barrel Roll, which the bartender generously made for me even though it wasn't currently on the menu. I come here whenever I see a show at Seattle Center. Check them out!

This was everything we had hoped for. The staff were friendly and attentive. Love sitting and being…read moreable to watch the chef work. It was overall a great experience with one exception; the chairs are dreadful. While I am sure that helps get people to move along, they are hard, no backs and sized for a small child. Even a small cushion would make it better. The food, that's why I would recommend this place. Everything we had was delicious, made to order (in front of us) and overall great. It's obvious the hush puppies are a favorite as they kept flying out. We ordered them. They were soft and creamy with a delicious sauce! I had the scallops, which were huge and while I almost didn't order them because they came on a bed of frisse, but this was excellent and I really enjoyed it. Others in the party ordered the mushrooms, carrots, and duck. All were very happy with their choices. Such a hip, swanky kind of place. We will definitely be back!

Fantastic meal prepped by the owner (Conner). Immaculate kitchen, great drinks…read more The bar stools aren't super comfortable, but I only mention that because I don't want this to sound like a glaze-bot. My ass wasn't super happy, but the rest of me loved every minute and every bite.

A cute little speakeasy in Queen Anne. Unlisted was a very classic speakeasy with intimate seating…read moreand dark lighting to really make you feel like you were hiding from authorities. I loved the elephant in the room especially. All the drinks were super good and the staff were exceptionally kind. You can tell they wanted to make your experience a good one.

Very neat speakeasy. The door can be found under a red light and the space is very spacious. Staff…read morewqs very friendly and welcoming! We had reservations, which I always prefer to have to ensure we get a seat, but we had lots of choices of where to sit. We opted to sit in the library section where it was dimly lit and very cozy. Highly recommend!

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.

Food and drinks were amazing! Especially loved the chicken wings and pot stickers! Highly recommend…read moreespecially if you are going to a Storm game! Such a fun and cozy atmosphere!

Came here for a birthday get together, it's a perfect place to socialize and share small plates…read more they're open late, which is a plus. The staff are very friendly and enjoyable to chat with. For restaurant week there's a Matcha drink, which is fabulous. We were able to talk to the bartender who created the drink and I'm very impressed at how smooth it was. Food was delicious (plates are on the smaller side, but again great for sharing.) The bathroom was extensively decorated which was fun. Will be back!

My husband and I stopped in after a long day visiting in seattle…read more What a jewel this place is! We started with cocktails and the warm pull apart bread and butter lettuce salad. The bread tasted homemade ...yeasty, flaky, warm....irresistible! The salad was excellent. The lettuce leaves were all fresh and paired perfectly with the cucumber, feta, bacon and house made dressing. Then we split the smoked pork tenderloin over polenta....the best pork tenderloin I've ever had. Perfect blend of flavors. Also seemed fully house made (which seems so rare anymore ). Service was attentive and helpful. Highly recommend!

Went here recently for a random happy hour after work, had not been to this place in a couple of…read moreyears. I remembered that their drinks and bourbon selection/pricing used to be incredible. As with all things lately, prices have gone up on some of their rarer pours. The standard basic cocktails though were still reasonable and decently priced for the location. The atmosphere is great and service was pretty quick. The outdoor patio is still there which was a nice addition from 2019/2020 era. Some of their bourbons are still reasonably priced. Their food is pretty good. Would recommend the tacos, the burger, and carne asada. The nachos were not particularly for me, and also seemed to come out cold. Seemed to have cheese sauce instead of actual cheese. It was a cold day however. This place is mainly great for happy hour after work, but will come back and try dinner another time. Staff is great though. Really quaint and awesome spot to post up. good food, good service, good drinks, good selection, and still better pricing than most bars with what they have to offer. Will be going back again sooner. cheers

Just a home run of a speak easy. Their selection of gins is magnificent. Enjoyed a gin I haven't…read morehad since traveling in Scotland. Staff is very friendly. The place is laid back and quiet.

Within an expected back alley, you will find a wooden door with a small plate with the name"bathtub…read moreGin" on it. If you are lucky to find the doorway, you should knock to enter this speakeasy. This speakeasy is the gateway to a relaxing environment that has an occupancy of 39 guest. Upstairs you will find a small bar with a single table for two. In the basement you will find more tables and a back room which holds more guest. For refreshments, if you are a gin fan then this is the place to stop for a drink or two has they have a long list of gins. If you are not a gin fan, there are plenty of other drinks to wet your whistle! We had great service on a Sunday, but during holidays, especially Halloween the place gets packed. You may want to secure a reservation during peak times. Lastly be careful in the area.

Provisions in Belltown is a great after-work stop for cocktails with coworkers or friends. Came in…read morearound 5:30, dimly lit and moody in a good way. They had a location for a DJ for later in the evening, but it was quiet at this hour we were there (my preference). Not crowded and had both tables and comfortable lounge seating to settle into. The kind of place where you can actually hear each other talk. The happy hour deserves its own mention. Every day, 5 to 8pm. Three hours! Wagyu steak frites for $30 is an excellent deal and was the standout bite of the night. The shishito peppers at $10 were decent, take that for what it's worth. The crab beignets at $18 were the miss for me. A little too oily and heavy and the flavor didn't quite land on what the description promised. Drinks were also reasonably priced during the window, which made the whole evening feel like a genuine value. Service was attentive, the low-key energy worked, and the lounge seating made it easy to settle in and stay a while. Not a loud scene bar. A place to relax, have a well-made drink, and catch up without shouting across the table. Adding this to my list of go-to spots in Belltown.

(Visiting from Florida)…read more Came here for a Birthday Brunch and enjoyed the tasting/ pairing menu. There was six courses with a cocktail/mini cocktail for each for $60, with the option to add oysters or steak, eggs, bone marrow for additional cost. The drinks were curated by one who was definitely passionate about their craft and the food aligned, as well. The interior was vibey and set up like a lounge, with artist, urban/underground decor from the dining room to the bathroom. The service was the best -- th owner was super kind, welcoming, and had a lot of hospitality. Our server was also super sweet and passionate about the drinks she curated. It wasn't crowded at all on a Sunday for such a deal, so that was a super pleasant surprise, too. The parking is free, but definitely an area in proximity to homeless people but they were kind and minded their business. I also hear they have a night life vibe as well.

The best place for craft cocktails. And scrumptious crunchywraps. They can make the classics as…read morewell as fun holiday changes. The holiday nog is f'ing amazing. Cozy atmosphere with great people. Whether you're at the bar or at a table, they will take great care of you. It's my favorite place to drink in Seattle.

The Sitting Room has been around for decades, but I only came across it recently as I was looking…read morefor a place for a drink before a Yelp Event in Lower Queen Anne. And it was a perfect place for a cocktail or two and lite bites. It's a little off the main drag so that's why I haven't seen it before but the space is fairly large with a bar, seating area and a patio. The bar is well-stocked and they had genever, so I started with a genever Martinez, which was solid. I then ordered one of their cocktails, Fuller, go easy on the Pepsi which had Whistle Pig rye, Willett bourbon, Cola reduction, Luxardo sour cherry bitters, Angostura bitters, and orange spritz. Loved the reference to Home Alone and loved this variation an old fashioned - I could taste the cola reduction. Service was great behind the bar - the folks here know their cocktails and had a lot of passion about the bar. Definitely will come back again when in the neighborhood.