It was a great find. The bartender was really friendly. We sat down to take a break after World Cup…read moreand got a drink and some of the bacon and cheese fries they were delicious! It's dark and moody and they do have karaoke. We enjoyed listening and watching people sing. Didn't get any pics!

I never see anyone in this place. Come Friday or Saturday night...hardly anyone in here when other…read moreplaces nearby are buzzing. While I don't know why people don't go, I do know why I don't. The last time I was there I was being actively ignored by multiple barkeepers acting super busy, walking up and down and polishing glasses or similar fillers on a non-busy night... Until I got up and walked out slowly to Provisions, a bar right across the street, to get a drink. With this attitude toward service, I'm sure none of them realized what kind of business walked out the door in that moment, given I live within walking distance, happen to like a good whiskey, and believe in tipping handsomely for good service. But I get it...surely they saw me and likely filter for a different type of clientele. It's just that even over the years I've been passing by it hasn't worked. But each to their own; never been back.

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.

Good dark ambient vibes! Lots of unique drinks... music was good... Honestly, not gonna lie... was…read moretoo drunk to really give an accurate description of the place but I went there happy and left there happy so thats a win.

Came lastnight for my birthday and was beyond pissed. My friends and I came in to see the black…read morelagoon pop up and got SCREWED! We had 3 of the Halloween drinks, and 2 cups. The drinks were $17-$22 in price then 2 of us purchased the cups. Service was shitty, he spent over 20 minutes looking for the cups we wanted to purchase. Then he brings his little card reader never shows us a bill then proceeds to tell us the RIDICULOUS price. For my $22 drink and the cup $14 I paid $52!!!! My best friend had the martini and purchased the cup and hers came to $40 and our friend only purchased one drink and it was over $30!!!!!! We will never come back, this place is a absolute SCAM

Had a great time here! Stopped in this past Saturday night, 10/3, to grab some food and drinks…read morewhile I was in Seattle. The place was easy to find, and walking in, I immediately liked the atmosphere. The decor, vibe, and overall setting were all really cool and made for a great spot to hang out. I ordered the bacon cheeseburger, while my nephew went with the primavera pasta. The burger was great -- cooked perfectly, nicely prepared, and full of flavor. The fries were crispy and cooked just right as well. I also had an Old Fashioned, and it was spot-on. Overall, this was a great late-night spot with a fun atmosphere, good food, and solid drinks. Definitely a place I'll keep in mind the next time I'm back in Seattle!

Another hidden gem in Pike Place Market area (it took us a bit to find it). It's on 1st Ave and…read morePike St (go through a tiny hallway on Pike -- look for the sign -- and then take the elevator up to the top floor). This was a very nice spot to have some good drinks and food. The food was all delicious without it being fussy. The beef tartare was spectacular. The wedge salad was fresh and the added fried chicken was surprisingly crispy and juicy. We really wanted to try their smoked 1/2 pig head but that's something you need to reserve in advance - roughly 5 days to a week prior so make sure you call them early.

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

Finally made it to Rocco's and I get the hype now. I ordered the Jalapeño Face and it instantly…read morebecame one of my favorite pizzas in Seattle - the flavors just work, every single bite. The crust has that perfect balance of chewy and crisp, and the toppings are generous without turning the slice into a mess. You can tell they actually care about what goes out of the kitchen. I came in curious and left already planning my next visit. If you're a pizza person, this place belongs on your list - and if you like a little kick, the Jalapeño Face is the one to get.

I don't know if I've ever seen larger pizza than this place. Larger doesn't always equate to…read morebetter, but I just have to start by mentioning the size - it's really something to behold. A slice is literally too long to eat with your hands. You need to eat the first part with a fork and knife before it's even holdable. I have had bigger slices before - but never a full, non-takeout, pizza this big. It's 20 inches in diameter. We had two pizzas - where each one was split into two different kinds of pizza - so four in total. Cool that they allow you to do that, but it does cost more than having just a singular pizza all of the same type. The slices were double cut to make sharing easier. The only one that I liked was the jalapeno face pizza, which managed to achieve a facsimile of a jalapeno popper pretty well. The cream cheese here really stood out; it's not something you see on pizza very often at all, but it really worked here. The pineapple was also awesome. It was missing some heat from the jalapenos though - there could've been a lot more of them. This one was the only pizza that was actually cooked to a good level on the underside, and held its shape pretty well. It had some firmness when biting into it. Unfortunately, the other three half-pizzas were undercooked and floppy. The underside was practically a light brown rather than the dark brown / bordering on black you need to see for this style. If the attempt here is NY-style pizza, it's just a pathetic excuse for the most part. The weight of the toppings just collapsing in the dough is not what you want to see. The indian-style pizza just didn't work - mint chutney, onions, and bell peppers just tastes odd on a pizza. With the truffle pizza, the amount of potatoes was just way too excessive, and there was very little actual truffle flavor. The red sauce pizza didn't have anything wrong with the toppings, but again suffered from the lack of charring I mentioned earlier. You do get a lot of food for the pizzas. I'd say for 5 people - one full pizza and one half pizza should be enough - around 25 per person or so. At least the price is reasonable. Overall, the novelty of the size and odd flavors is cool in theory, but the quality is simply not there. 6/10

Went here in a recommendation from a friend! What a cool place. Great wings. Great vibe. Lots of…read moreoption for gluten free. I had the sauce of the day and hot buffalo So good. Fries were a bit salty for my taste Service was super friendly but a bit slow.

I'm no wings connoisseur but I've had wings I didn't like. These I loved! So crispy and flavorful!…read moreI got the lunch special of 8 wings and the house lager for $18. Good deal as I brought 4 wings home with me. I got the lemon pepper seasoning and it was perfect, not really wet but very crispy and tangy. The fries were actually really good too, thin and crispy, not just an after thought. I get what people say about the blue cheese. It's not a dressing or dip really. Hard to tell what to do with it. Press the blue cheese crumbles against the chicken. With my leftover wings at home I used my own blue cheese dressing to dip. But really the wings are so flavorful on their own, they don't need dip. The bartender was friendly and gave great service. Dark bar atmosphere but clean and as a person alone here in the middle of the afternoon, I was very comfortable sitting at the bar.

Sebastian was an amazing host, guided me through the order. Excellent food and atmosphere.read more

Everything was awesome from the food to the service! Highly recommended!!!!! Definitely try the…read moreburgers

This place is such a classic. I haunted this place 18 years ago before I lived in London, so once…read moreI was living in London I'd visit pubs and think, "oh! This is just like the White Horse", but now this place brings back fond England memories. I'm not entirely sure a classic Pims cup is what they're serving, but then again I wasn't entirely (or even nearly) sober when I was in there last week so who can tell? Yay for bad decisions and blurry Sunday mornings.

This bar has a distinctive character that makes it worth checking out. The interior is full of…read morequirky details, and the low lighting gives the space an intimate, old-fashioned feel. The drink selection is interesting, especially if you enjoy traditional pub-style options rather than a standard cocktail menu. Seating is somewhat limited, so it may not be ideal for a large group, and the atmosphere might not suit everyone. Still, the place has plenty of personality, and the relaxed setting makes it enjoyable for a casual stop with friends. I liked the unique vibe and would consider visiting again when I'm in the mood for something different.

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!