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Since I don't go to bars normally, I'm trying not to factor in the taste of my drink in my rating as much as the atmosphere and environment, but either way, my overall experience was kind of meh. Yes, the rooftop views are nice, and so is the lounging area, but that seems to be the main pros of this rooftop bar. We had planned to go on a really cold and chilly night, so we brought extra jackets, which ended up becoming superfluous. In fact, I'd even argue that if you could park in the same building as this bar, you wouldn't even need a jacket at all! The Nest is located on the rooftop of the Thompson Seattle, by Hyatt on the corner of Stewart and 1st. Unless you're willing to go up a dozen flights of stairs, you'll want to take an elevator to the R level. When you enter, you're asked to show your ID to the hostess in front before they can let you in. My group wasn't planning to get any eats since we had some appetizers a couple hours earlier and were planning to get a proper dinner afterwards. I almost thought I'd just swing by without ordering anything, but when I saw their menu had three non-alcoholic drinks, I figured I'd give one a try. The first one, Perch & Percolate, appeared to be caffeinated, however, as the description contained the word "coffee". However, the second and third ones didn't. The second one was Golden Chirp, and that was ordered by a groupmate. That enabled me to decide on the third one: Citrus Soar, which appeared to be pretty no-frills compared to the Golden Chirp, though I found it funny they omitted the letter 'e' in "grapefruit", perhaps a sign of carelessness? It took a couple of minutes for the bartender to make my drink once I told him what I wanted. He barely showed any facial expression during my brief interaction with him, so I question how much he actually wanted to be working that evening even though I didn't really question his ability to mix drinks. He handed me my drink before taking my card to process my payment, but didn't actually tell me how much the total cost was; the menu did indicate $14 for the drink, but I had to wait until he handed me two copies of my receipt. I couldn't tell which was the customer copy and which was the merchant copy, but he said it didn't really matter. Unfortunately, I noticed that he placed my receipts on a wet surface, which caused them to get wet. Kind of a yuck right there! Also, the receipts, unfortunately, were not itemized, so it's impossible to tell what exactly I spent the money on. The Citrus Soar didn't taste too bad overall, but didn't leave much of an impression, which wasn't surprising considering how relatively simple the concoction's ingredients list was in comparison to the other ones, especially of the alcoholic variety. The price is pretty steep at $14; just know that you're paying more for the views, which may not be as good as Kerry Park, but still quite nice nonetheless. You can even see the Pike Place Market from there! After a long and hard day of work, it's nice to chill by one of their two fire pits and enjoy the views of Downtown Seattle with some drinks in hand. And maybe some eats too as they did serve some food that sounded delicious upon first glance of the menu. The rooftop has an outdoor dining tent that you can sit inside in case it gets too cold outside. However, it was pretty toasty inside during our visit. I had brought a sweater and a jacket thinking I'd be freezing there, but I placed both articles of clothing on a chair while I was enjoying my drink inside that tent. Also, the restrooms were situated before the entrance, so when I went to use the restroom, I was almost afraid I'd get carded again to return to my group. Clearly not the best setup here. Overall, it was an okay experience. I wouldn't be opposed to coming back, but I'm almost certainly going to choose the Golden Chirp on a return visit if by night, or the Perch & Percolate if by day.
One of the best roof top bar in the city. I stayed at this hotel thompson for 4 days and everynight/ evening i went there for my drinks and for bar bites. Eevryday Lisa served me and she is amazing, sweetheart and the best. Tried pretty much all the cocktails in their menu and all of them were served in a proper glass with chilled temperature. Best chedder popcorn they have and pizza. Beautiful view from inside and outside also serves and has an arrangement of mid group for private events.
Came here to try catch the sunset but it ended being a cloudy day. Got the Pink Pony Club which has Ketel One Vodka, Strawberry Liqueur, Vanilla, Grapefruit, Lemon. And came with two sour patch kids skewered on top. I sort of understand the concept of the sour patch kids on top but I also don't. I think adding a slice of lime, orange, or any fruit would be more aesthetic and delicious. I enjoyed the citrusy notes of the cocktail but felt that the drink could've benefited by having some ice to keep it cool and refreshing - on theme with the refreshing-ness that the grapefruit and lemon brings. It was $20 but an automatic service charge of 20% is added no matter the size of your party. Going on a Sunday around 6:30pm, the server walked past our table multiple times before getting to us or even addressing us that they will be there in a second. Overall, drinks are pricey and you're paying for the premium of having a view of the Puget Sound.
I brought some out of town friend here near the end of the summer for happy hour! The three of us arrived shortly after opening at 4pm, and were able to find outdoor rooftop seating. The staff were very friendly, even giving us a free drink that was accidentally made! While the atmosphere could very easily be for an upscale date night, my friends and I casually played some cards on the roof with out cocktails and felt very comfortable. This is a must-go location for a view of the water!
Rooftop bar near Pike's Place with nice views of Elliott Bay. It's walk in only unless you went to pay a non refundable $50 to reserve the VIP couch area. We were led up quickly by the hostess downstairs at the Thompson Hotel. It's open seating so we found a table easily. The gloomy weather and drizzle probably helped and explained why it was not crowded. We tried to open the umbrella at the table as it was raining lightly and also obstructing the view but they quickly came over to us to keep it closed due to wind, which there wasn't much of, and told us that the umbrellas are for shade not rain protection. Very odd for Seattle where there's more rain than sun! Drinks were good, although expensive. I had the pink pony which comes with a sour patch kid garnish for some whimsy. Didn't see nor was offered a food menu, so can only wish to drinks. Staff was friendly. Nice spot for a drink and view but was honestly underwhelmed by the decor and the umbrella incident was really odd.
A local recommended The Nest for the view -- which truly is beautiful -- and the bartender was genuinely kind and helpful. But everything else missed the mark. For a place that looks upscale, it's odd that there's only one bartender and you have to order everything at the bar. The menu is extremely limited, and while there are a few cozy seats, there aren't many, and they were already taken, leaving mostly uncomfortable stool seating. I ordered the tuna sandwich, which was plain and forgettable, and later became extremely sick with clear food poisoning from that meal. That alone makes me question the kitchen's safety. This is the reason for a one-star review. The view is great, but the overall experience -- from the setup to the food to getting sick -- means I won't be returning.
We went to the Nest for pre-dinner drinks. The service was great; our waitress was friendly. The view from the terrace is wonderful as you can see the entire bay. However, drinks are about $20USD and non-hotel guests must pay $50USD to make a reservation and sit on the patio. Essentially, we paid about $160USD for four drinks. From a price standpoint, I don't think it is worth having cocktails here; value for money isn't there. Not sure if I would recommend the Nest, as there are other places in Seattle with a nice view and more reasonable pricing.
Came here to celebrate my birthday a few months back. It was my third time visiting since I love the rooftop bar scene in Seattle. It's pretty easy to get into, just have to walk through, you'll have to walk through the Thompson Hotel lobby to get to the elevator that takes you up. From my experiences here so far, if you're looking to get seated you'll have to grab one of the staff's attention. The most recent visit we were sat right by the railing where we could get great views of the waterfront and the beautiful Elliott Bay. I highly recommend you come a little before sunset so you can get a good seat with great views especially once the sun settles down and you experience the Puget Sound glowing as you sip on your tasty cocktails. Would not recommend coming late when it's dark, you can't see anything at all - I would recommend other rooftop bars when it's dark so that you could at least see part of the skyline. Drinks have always been good when I came, everyone I've taken likes the Pineapple Smash. I'll have to keep track of the ones I've ordered, but I've enjoyed each one. Would come back again during the warmer season.
12 days ago
Great views and everyone should try it at least once and it's a great place to take out of towners. I went this past Sunday with a group of friends and while we loved the view, the prices are extremely expensive for what you get. You're definitely paying for the view. It was a great experience but I can find better deals that don't cost an arm in the leg. Also the music is terrible read more
23 days ago
Since I don't go to bars normally, I'm trying not to factor in the taste of my drink in my rating as much as the atmosphere and environment, but either way, my overall experience was kind of meh. Yes, the rooftop views are nice, and so is the lounging area, but that seems to be the main pros of this rooftop bar. We had planned to go on a really cold and chilly night, so we brought extra jackets, which ended up becoming superfluous. In fact, I'd even argue that if you could park in the same building as this bar, you wouldn't even need a jacket at all! The Nest is located on the rooftop of the Thompson Seattle, by Hyatt on the corner of Stewart and 1st. Unless you're willing to go up a dozen flights of stairs, you'll want to take an elevator to the R level. When you enter, you're asked to show your ID to the hostess in front before they can let you in. My group wasn't planning to get any eats since we had some appetizers a couple hours earlier and were planning to get a proper dinner afterwards. I almost thought I'd just swing by without ordering anything, but when I saw their menu had three non-alcoholic drinks, I figured I'd give one a try. The first one, Perch & Percolate, appeared to be caffeinated, however, as the description contained the word "coffee". However, the second and third ones didn't. The second one was Golden Chirp, and that was ordered by a groupmate. That enabled me to decide on the third one: Citrus Soar, which appeared to be pretty no-frills compared to the Golden Chirp, though I found it funny they omitted the letter 'e' in "grapefruit", perhaps a sign of carelessness? It took a couple of minutes for the bartender to make my drink once I told him what I wanted. He barely showed any facial expression during my brief interaction with him, so I question how much he actually wanted to be working that evening even though I didn't really question his ability to mix drinks. He handed me my drink before taking my card to process my payment, but didn't actually tell me how much the total cost was; the menu did indicate $14 for the drink, but I had to wait until he handed me two copies of my receipt. I couldn't tell which was the customer copy and which was the merchant copy, but he said it didn't really matter. Unfortunately, I noticed that he placed my receipts on a wet surface, which caused them to get wet. Kind of a yuck right there! Also, the receipts, unfortunately, were not itemized, so it's impossible to tell what exactly I spent the money on. The Citrus Soar didn't taste too bad overall, but didn't leave much of an impression, which wasn't surprising considering how relatively simple the concoction's ingredients list was in comparison to the other ones, especially of the alcoholic variety. The price is pretty steep at $14; just know that you're paying more for the views, which may not be as good as Kerry Park, but still quite nice nonetheless. You can even see the Pike Place Market from there! After a long and hard day of work, it's nice to chill by one of their two fire pits and enjoy the views of Downtown Seattle with some drinks in hand. And maybe some eats too as they did serve some food that sounded delicious upon first glance of the menu. The rooftop has an outdoor dining tent that you can sit inside in case it gets too cold outside. However, it was pretty toasty inside during our visit. I had brought a sweater and a jacket thinking I'd be freezing there, but I placed both articles of clothing on a chair while I was enjoying my drink inside that tent. Also, the restrooms were situated before the entrance, so when I went to use the restroom, I was almost afraid I'd get carded again to return to my group. Clearly not the best setup here. Overall, it was an okay experience. I wouldn't be opposed to coming back, but I'm almost certainly going to choose the Golden Chirp on a return visit if by night, or the Perch & Percolate if by day. read more
One of the best roof top bar in the city. I stayed at this hotel thompson for 4 days and everynight/ evening i went there for my drinks and for bar bites. Eevryday Lisa served me and she is amazing, sweetheart and the best. Tried pretty much all the cocktails in their menu and all of them were served in a proper glass with chilled temperature. Best chedder popcorn they have and pizza. Beautiful view from inside and outside also serves and has an arrangement of mid group for private events. read more
Came here to try catch the sunset but it ended being a cloudy day. Got the Pink Pony Club which has Ketel One Vodka, Strawberry Liqueur, Vanilla, Grapefruit, Lemon. And came with two sour patch kids skewered on top. I sort of understand the concept of the sour patch kids on top but I also don't. I think adding a slice of lime, orange, or any fruit would be more aesthetic and delicious. I enjoyed the citrusy notes of the cocktail but felt that the drink could've benefited by having some ice to keep it cool and refreshing - on theme with the refreshing-ness that the grapefruit and lemon brings. It was $20 but an automatic service charge of 20% is added no matter the size of your party. Going on a Sunday around 6:30pm, the server walked past our table multiple times before getting to us or even addressing us that they will be there in a second. Overall, drinks are pricey and you're paying for the premium of having a view of the Puget Sound. read more
I brought some out of town friend here near the end of the summer for happy hour! The three of us arrived shortly after opening at 4pm, and were able to find outdoor rooftop seating. The staff were very friendly, even giving us a free drink that was accidentally made! While the atmosphere could very easily be for an upscale date night, my friends and I casually played some cards on the roof with out cocktails and felt very comfortable. This is a must-go location for a view of the water! read more
5 months ago
Located in a hotel and a quick walk from Pike Place Market is the Nest with a beautiful ocean view of Seattle. They have heaters for outside and it's just a great vibe to take in the beautiful sights and have drinks. read more
Rooftop bar near Pike's Place with nice views of Elliott Bay. It's walk in only unless you went to pay a non refundable $50 to reserve the VIP couch area. We were led up quickly by the hostess downstairs at the Thompson Hotel. It's open seating so we found a table easily. The gloomy weather and drizzle probably helped and explained why it was not crowded. We tried to open the umbrella at the table as it was raining lightly and also obstructing the view but they quickly came over to us to keep it closed due to wind, which there wasn't much of, and told us that the umbrellas are for shade not rain protection. Very odd for Seattle where there's more rain than sun! Drinks were good, although expensive. I had the pink pony which comes with a sour patch kid garnish for some whimsy. Didn't see nor was offered a food menu, so can only wish to drinks. Staff was friendly. Nice spot for a drink and view but was honestly underwhelmed by the decor and the umbrella incident was really odd. read more
A local recommended The Nest for the view -- which truly is beautiful -- and the bartender was genuinely kind and helpful. But everything else missed the mark. For a place that looks upscale, it's odd that there's only one bartender and you have to order everything at the bar. The menu is extremely limited, and while there are a few cozy seats, there aren't many, and they were already taken, leaving mostly uncomfortable stool seating. I ordered the tuna sandwich, which was plain and forgettable, and later became extremely sick with clear food poisoning from that meal. That alone makes me question the kitchen's safety. This is the reason for a one-star review. The view is great, but the overall experience -- from the setup to the food to getting sick -- means I won't be returning. read more
6 months ago
Great food! This was a cool place and I did have a great burger and drink. They served a large group with no problems.9 read more
We went to the Nest for pre-dinner drinks. The service was great; our waitress was friendly. The view from the terrace is wonderful as you can see the entire bay. However, drinks are about $20USD and non-hotel guests must pay $50USD to make a reservation and sit on the patio. Essentially, we paid about $160USD for four drinks. From a price standpoint, I don't think it is worth having cocktails here; value for money isn't there. Not sure if I would recommend the Nest, as there are other places in Seattle with a nice view and more reasonable pricing. read more
1 year ago
Came here to celebrate my birthday a few months back. It was my third time visiting since I love the rooftop bar scene in Seattle. It's pretty easy to get into, just have to walk through, you'll have to walk through the Thompson Hotel lobby to get to the elevator that takes you up. From my experiences here so far, if you're looking to get seated you'll have to grab one of the staff's attention. The most recent visit we were sat right by the railing where we could get great views of the waterfront and the beautiful Elliott Bay. I highly recommend you come a little before sunset so you can get a good seat with great views especially once the sun settles down and you experience the Puget Sound glowing as you sip on your tasty cocktails. Would not recommend coming late when it's dark, you can't see anything at all - I would recommend other rooftop bars when it's dark so that you could at least see part of the skyline. Drinks have always been good when I came, everyone I've taken likes the Pineapple Smash. I'll have to keep track of the ones I've ordered, but I've enjoyed each one. Would come back again during the warmer season. read more
8 months ago
11 months ago
Great views and delicious drinks! I loved the pineapple smash. Unfortunately seating is super limited which is a shame. We showed up without a reservation and were able to hang out on the rooftop, but it was really crowded. I'd come again but will definitely make a reservation in advance! read more
11 months ago
Not too bad of a place, but the bartending staff is not very friendly, and the music is also too loud. read more
28 days ago
1 year ago
Located on a rooftop, indoor seating was reserved and outside seating was first come first serve. View was great for a "rooftop" view. We ordered drinks- old fashion and cosmopolitan. We didn't order food, and we ordered our drinks at the bar, so we didn't have "service" from a server. read more
6 months ago
Amazing ambience amazing view. Absolutely amazing drinks but the food is great too, but it's a little pricey. read more
8 months ago
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9 months ago
Stunning rooftop bar! The drinks were good, and appetizers were yummy, and a good size. I'd suggest making a reservation, but we didn't and still had a great experience! We stopped here for cocktails at sunset before going out to dinner, I'd go again next time we are in Seattle. read more
9 months ago
I was a bit upset when it's the weather but it was still a very great view, I e have to come back in summer time again. Not a lot of food choices but we tried some. Drinks were really good. Out waitress was nice and friendly. read more
8 months ago
Perfect for a date night in Seattle. Rooftop views with drinks and music.. love the vibe here! read more
1 year ago
We came for the sunset but stayed for the Palomas!! We knew we wanted to stop by & enjoy the view but the service, vibes & drinks are worth staying. The inside is fairly small so I would recommend making reservations (if possible) or arriving early. Our waitress was super nice & accommodating of seating us with a view, so we really appreciated that. read more
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The nest was pretty awesome! This was recommended by a friend and had showstopping views of the Ferris wheel along the pier. We didn't go for the food, but the drinks were pretty awesome, not as strong as I like, but hit the mark on the sweet and floral side. Service was pretty awesome and the host was hospitable that it was a crazy night out. read more
2 years ago
The view is worth any sort of wait they have, which they will! The grill wasn't open when we went and very limited menu but this is a perfect drink and hangout spot. read more
2 years ago
Awesome rooftop in Pike Place area. Only one in town that actually faces the water. It's at the top of the Thompson Hotel, which is pretty nice. Staff was great. Waiter and waitress were very attentive. Kept refilling water, which I loved. Came on a hot sunny day and it was beautiful. Ordered a few mezcal Negronis.... Perfection read more
There's a reason why the nest shows up on essentially every article, suggesting rooftop bars in Seattle! The views are amazing. The vibes inside are modern and hip. The staff is nice, and although they don't come around two too often, they definitely stay available. The drinks themselves were good, and the crab guacamole was good (actually had a lot of guacamole but not enough chips, so we paid extra for more). Will definitely be returning for more drinks in the future! Make sure to get reservations!! read more
3 months ago
7 months ago
The Nest was ok. Very crowded, limited seating. And speaking of limited seating, there were sections closed off because it was "reserved". Understandable though. The view was nice, and service was normal. However what I didn't like was, they automatically put gratituity on the bill which was off putting. I could have an option to back out but I walked blocks and blocks for this place. If I had knew, I wouldn't have come here. Ordered some highball drink and it was okay. Could be stronger as it tasted watered down. read more
2 years ago
Yelp led me here- and what a delight! Sometimes rooftop bars can be a bit pretentious, but we really enjoyed our time here. We did have to wait a bit downstairs in the Thompson lobby, but luckily there is a bar there to help pass the time. Once we were upstairs, it was all worth it! Impeccable views and vibes all around. read more
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Do they have a DJ on fridays?
It's hit or miss but in the summer they will usually be playing house music throughout the day.
How do I make a reservation online?
They don't take reservations it's first come first serve for the rooftop
Do they pre charge you for reservations?
Hi, Thank you for reaching out. Via our reservation platform resy we do charge a $5 per person… Read more
Are dogs allowed?
Hi, While we love all animals, only service animals are allowed into the space. Emotional support… Read more
What time of day do they release reservations (I know it's two weeks prior but looking for exact time)?
Hi Chelsea, reservations via Resy open up at 12AM two-weeks prior to the tentative date.
Do we need to pay an extra 50 dollars for seating in a couch?
Hi Sofia, Thank you for reaching out. Currently via Resy.com reservations we charge a seating fee… Read more
What is the dress code?
Hi Laura. The dress code is casual. We do recommend dressing warmly if you have reserved a table in our tent. Although heated, it isn't as warm as an indoor setting. Also, masks are required when walking to and from your table and proof of… Read more
Does The Nest serve food? Or just cocktails only? Hard to tell online
Hello! Yes, we feature a small bites menu with a variety of hot and cold options. Order several and call it dinner! We hope to see you soon.
Do you have to have reservations? Wasn't able to book something in time and would hate to not be able to visit! No more than 8 people.. very comfortable with standing
Reservations can be made exclusively through Resy.com or on the Resy app. We HIGHLY recommend reservations. If you are not able to make a reservation via Resy, it's very likely we have already hit our capacity for that date. We open up the books two… Read more
Do they have any happy hour specials right now?
Hi there! We aren't currently running any happy hour specials but do have several items from light snacks to sliders and ceviche to short ribs. The menu changes seasonally but there is always something good. Come and visit soon!
I sent an email and I haven't heard back. Who/ where do I go to make reservations? We are flying out and want to ensure we can visit the establishment.
You can make reservations on RESY.
Do you have a dj on Sundays? Is the rooftop bar open?
We bring in a DJ for our "Sunday's Best" series which takes place approximately twice a month. Keep an eye on our Instagram for upcoming dates.
Is there a fee to make reservations during the pandemic? Is there a minimum spending per person? I see some reviews that mention a minimum spending and reservation fee but it isn't specifically outlined on the website.
Don't believe so during pandemic. I went and wasn't notified of such.
Is this place good for two parents and one baby who doesn't need real food yet? Lol
Hello, Unfortunately, we are unable to allow minors into our establishment. Our full service… Read more
What are the parking options where's a good place to go or do you offer valet parking for us with the receipt from the hotel rooftop bar?
Valet parking is offered through the hotel however it is $15. Other close options are the public garage on 3rd and Stewart or street parking. Insider tip: if you come on Sunday street parking is free. Hope to see you soon!
Do we have to pay a fee for making a reservation for a party of less than 10 ppl?
For a group of less than 10ppl we do charge a fee of $50 to ensure you have a dedicated place for your group to sit. You are still welcome to join us on a first come first served basis at no charge. There are seating areas for this as well, they… Read more
Do you guys offer the rooftop for private events?
We do. Please inquire at thenest@thompsonhotels.com
Thinking about going on a Friday night. Is there a DJ? Do people dance or just chill?
Hi Annette! Thanks for reaching out! We do not have a DJ on Friday nights except for on special… Read more
I've been emailing and calling for days trying to get a hold of someone to make a reservation for my birthday with no response. Is there another way to reach management and confirm availability?
It seems they really only work with guests of the hotel for advance arrangement at The Nest. Try going thru concierge if you aren't staying there and prepare to tip!
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