Stopped in for a quick pre-boarding drink. Cool concept- late 80's decorations and music…read more Friendly bartender and fun menue. Both beers, cocktails and food. If your in the N concourse, recommend a visit!

Service was great, our bartender was very friendly tonight. However, the game/gaming aspect of this…read moreplace puts expectations high with the reality at an all time low. They have about 5 tables that can actually play games, which is good if there's not someone sitting there who doesn't know you can actually play games at the table. All of the other tables and bar seating have no games. Each table has 1-2 gaming systems, mainly PS, switch, and Atari - most of the switches have one game on it. Atari has the highest selection which is awesome but half of the consoles barely work or have broken switches/knobs and most of controllers are questionably working. Awesome idea, poor execution.

I rarely have time to eat at SeaTac, but found this "pub" next to my departure gate (N9) and was…read morepleasantly surprised by the service and the food!! Initially I was FaceTiming with my daughter in England and the server waited until I off the line to approach and take my order. The Apple Pecan Walnut Salad I ordered came quickly and was just outstanding. I grow most of the vegetables I eat, so I'm usually disappointed in salads I order out. Every ingredient in this salad was perfectly fresh and delicious; I'd say it was probably the best salad I've ever eaten in a restaurant. Back to my server (unfortunately I did not get her name), she discovered that the family who had been at the next table left a backpack behind; she immediately starting trying to find them and was very concerned. When I later checked and found that my gate had been changed to S5 (3 train rides away!), she hustled to get my check, a box (& Fork!) for my salad, and wished me well on my race to the other end of the airport. When I finally got home 7 hours later, I enjoyed the rest of that salad--it was still exceptional!

Shared a Southern Fried chicken dish for dinner as we waited for the fast becoming-a-norm routine…read moredelayed flight for SFO. Excellent value and chicken tasted better than fine. Fries were nicely crisp, coleslaw tasted good. Our waitress was exceptionally attentive and kind.

Who doesn't enjoy a good airport bar!? It's my favorite place to be!…read more The menu was reasonably priced with great small snack options and large plates! This was the first airport bar I've been to in a while where I was impressed at the pricing. The vibe was GREAT! I got the everything seasoned pretzel bites with beer cheese and was satisfied, really good! Sadly, no picture. It was an ideal sports bar located in a nice area of the airport that felt really cozy! Cynthia was a great bartender with lots of kindness and energy! I made her evening when I gifted her one of her favorite childhood snacks from the Philippines.

Had a clam chowder with bread crush, tasted like it was out of preserved caned source, and salty…read more Cesar salad was wet. It tasted like the salad sat around for sometime and became wet/started rotten. Flavor was not uniform. Highly not recommended for any traveler.

Kyla my server was great! Food was just ok. Bloody Mary was good, not too spicy but not bland…read moreeither.

It's dead up in the airport tonight! I went to a spot down the way and it took the guy ten mins to…read moreadd my order so I walked out! (No names) The decorations alone is sooo cool! I was a fan, get it! OK. Came here and let me tell you smiles and friendly staff! It's dead in here so they are super chilling but the two who I talked to were pleasant! I got the quesadilla and it was made in minutes! It was pretty tasty and corn? I love corn thanks! Salsa and sour cream on the side. Yes! I realized everything is quick beef people have flights to be on! I was a happy person! I'll be back that tropic haze ipa is delicious on tap, great with the quesadilla.

Good day, Yelpies,…read more There's something quietly remarkable about a restaurant that survives not just decades, but generations of changing tastes--and still manages to feel relevant. This establishment, which first opened its doors in Seattle in 1967 before relocating to Sea-Tac in 1976 under the guidance of the original owner's wife, carries with it more than just longevity--it carries legacy. Its name traces back to Lima, Peru, inspired by Las Trece Monedas--a folkloric tale of a humble young man who, armed with only thirteen coins, pledged unwavering love and devotion to win the heart of a wealthy man's daughter. It's a fitting origin story for a restaurant rooted in perseverance, passion, and heartfelt hospitality. Half a century later, those same values echo through every plate and every interaction. The menu delivers consistently satisfying fare, and the service operates with a rhythm that only comes from years of refinement. But perhaps most impressive is the sheer ambition of it all--executing quality food around the clock, 24 hours a day, is no small feat. It's the kind of operational endurance that deserves recognition on its own. Whether you arrive for breakfast at dawn, a late-night dinner, or anything in between, this is a place that meets you where you are--and feeds you well when you get there. Cheers --The Dutchman

Unfortunately, it was extremely underwhelming between my coffee being tempered and not hot and I've…read morebeen told that it was my fault cause I ordered half-and-half in my coffee! And my food came very underwhelming mainly tempered not hot! I ordered eggs. Benedict seemed like a dish that should come hot.! once again being told by my server that they don't hear their Bernaise sauce so it cooled my food down once again my fault! Undescribable to me to come to a place like this and being told by a server that it's my fault even though all my husband's food and coffee were hot it's a shame I won't be back, wasted my time

Did not know what to expect here but I'm so glad I stopped in. The chowder was amazing with the…read morecrab toast. It was unbelievable and better than expected. I'm a foodie and can pick apart the best of the best. It was a truly delightful experience that is a must for anyone traveling to the Seattle area!

I have to say, it was very refreshing coming into this spot in SeaTac. Nice, warm service and…read moreplenty of seating. Prices are typical for an airport. I had the crab on toast, and it felt like a proper last taste of Seattle--well done. It was a delight to eat. I'd suggest maybe adding a little zest with some jalapeño Tabasco. The drip coffee was fresh and strong. I could've used a better knife to cut through the crust, but the center was soft enough that it didn't matter much. Overall, I can simply say yum.

I felt taken care of…read more I showed up at 9:30p on a Saturday night, waiting for an 11p boarding time. Although this restaurant is infested with QR codes on the bar, my first drink order was taken verbally. That's worth a lot. I stayed until closing at 11p. I never felt rushed. The rose was decently fruity and perfectly acceptable for an airport bar. There were like ten kinds of dips for fries, and I went with tartar sauce. It was briny and moderately thick, which is also more than I expected. I'm glad I risked it!

Food was a joke when I opened the box of fries it's like they counted how much to put for that…read moreprice $9.88 I expected more than what they gave me. Bad service.not worth it.

Give this guy on help desk a raise !!…read more Pretty good experience. We came almost at the closing time. My friend had lounge access and plan was to pay $50 for me a guest. It's a bummer that Amex has taken away companion option. Since we were already pretty late - there is so much we could eat/drink. Given we had a long red eye flight - we decided to go in. The guy was sweet enough to offer me a free entry. In retrospect that makes sense - what are they gonna do with leftovers anyways. May just earn some positive PR - and they surely did from my end. I took his permission if I can put him on a review. Talking about lounge - pretty good ambience, have been to other Seattle airport lounges and this one is the best. The food on the night was average but loved the carrot-turmeric-shot. The cookie were also pretty freshly baked. I would recommend trying Egg Salad which was probably the best dish this night.

Our excitement to try the Centurion Lounge at SEA turned into disappointment…read more Front desk told us to scan the barcode and it will be about 30 mins wait. Forty five minutes passed, no text message so I decided to asked. They cannot find my name on the list, so I showed them the time when I received the email joining the dreaded wait list and they let us in. Entered and surprised at least 4-5 tables were empty! Food was just average. Not impressed with the selection and quality of dishes. I believed the only three great things about this lounge were the "Blue Roast", plane spotting and courteous dining staff. I paid $50 for my wife and I believed it wasn't worth it. Used and paid Delta Sky Lounge twice during our travel for $50 each and both times were worth it and zero wait times! If you have access to different lounge try it first so less stress while traveling!

Located on the second floor in the north terminal at the Seattle Tacoma International Airport, this…read moreis currently the largest Alaska lounge in the airport. I got here a little early for a morning flight, and the lounge was fairly empty and quiet. In the center of the lounge, there is a bar where you can order drinks and they will also make you specialty coffees as well. There are also two automated specialty coffee machines in the other side of the lounge where you can get a latte or mocha of your choosing. Probably the most amazing part of this lounge is that it looks towards the main runway, and you can sit and watch aircraft takeoff, and land from a very comfortable seat. There was lots of food options, but I didn't want to overload too much so I opted for yogurt and granola just to hold me over. The seating options are plentiful from cafeteria type of seating with tables to eat and large lounge chairs to just sit back, relax and watch through the floor to ceiling windows. Thankfully, I get two passes every three months from my credit card so I will make it a point to visit this specific lounge next time I'm flying out of this airport.

This place is going downhill fast…read more It's often more crowded, and more sloppy than the actual airport. To get away from the crowds you have to actually...leave the lounge now, insane. Bathrooms are inadequate for the amount of people in here, longer lines for the lounge bathroom than for the airport bathrooms. Food is still just as bad as ever. Basic slop you'd find at at Motel 6 free breakfast. How is it that the food here is WAY WORSE than the food they give ON THE PLANE? Mind-boggling. A fruit and cheese platter is better than any food I've had in my 50+ visits here. Worth coming in if you have a lounge membership from Titanium status or if you are flying FC. I would NEVER recommend buying a day pass to this shit-show though, your money would be much better spent elsewhere in the airport.