Bars and pubs in Washington: profiles, services and practical information.
Evergreen Lanes brings a bowling centre, restaurant and lounge together at 5111 Claremont Way in south Everett. It is more than a sports bar: visitors can bowl, then mov…
View profile →Everett combines a port, residential neighbourhoods and industrial activity north of Seattle. Sporty’s is at 6503 Evergreen Way on a commercial corridor in the south of…
View profile →Petoskey’s brings a Midwestern identity to Fremont with nine screens—seven indoors and two on a covered, heated deck—and a tavern menu. It is also an official Bell’s bar…
View profile →Hatback is across from SoDo’s stadium complex and changes pace when the Mariners, Seahawks or Sounders are playing. It advertises more than twenty screens with sports pa…
View profile →Across from Climate Pledge Arena, Uptown Hophouse is a convenient stop before or after a game or concert at Seattle Center. The bar advertises nine large screens and NFL…
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Owl ’N Thistle’s address on Post Avenue sits at the edge of the historic center and Pioneer Square, inside the Colman Building. The entrance is modest in scale, and the…
View profile →Fremont feels different from downtown Seattle: Shawn O’Donnell’s sits among neighborhood businesses and routes toward Ballard and downtown, with the canal and Sunday mar…
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On Post Alley, within Pike Place Market, Kells occupies a narrow downtown lane where visitor foot traffic and the market’s daily business meet among historic façades. Th…
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