Bar House

What a delightful gem of a bar that matches the vibes of Fremont. I can't believe it took me this long to pop in but so glad I did. The dark bar has thematic rooms that you can explore and in talking to some of the regulars - there apparently was a downstairs portion that was super cool to hang out in that no longer exist as an option. Can they bring this back??? All in all, the service was amazing - great quirky vibes. Not a chill place to hang out if you want to have a low key night but rather a great place to hang with friends over a few drinks if you're looking for a different vibey bar.

Bar House, Bar House, Bar House, where do I start with this establishment? Ive been drunken-ly frequenting Bar House for about 8 years now and it never disappoints. Whether you're looking for a 2 dollar can of Oly or a fine cocktail Bar House will satisfy your thirst.Even though I don't fit in very well at this metal bar I sure am treated nicely every time I stop by. The front deck is great for posting up to watch the world walk by but my favorite part is the space room (not sure if that is the official name). The amount of nice people I've met back there while slugging by Oly's is too many to count. If you're a belly-up sort of person then maybe you can grab a stool and watch Frieburger (probably spelled that wrong) slang drinks while rocking out to great music. Don't bother reading any other reviews of this place and do yourself a favor and swing by Bar House.

Bar House is exactly that, including the living room with the main bar and a funky ceiling (look up!), the dining room converted into a dark nook, a back room where "there is space" including painted space theme and lighting, and a dingy but otherwise fine bathroom. Good selection of drafts and other drinks, friendly bartender, and a lively ambiance even on a Tuesday evening. Bottom line: I like it and would go back for a pint!

I am so happy I stumbled across this place. The vibes are immaculate. There was the general bar seating with cool ship decor on the ceilings. There was a black light room with fun galaxy prints splattered all over the walls. My favorite was a jungle room right next to the main door. It's a private room with cool jungle decor and sound effects. As for the cocktails, I ordered the Bananarama, which I really enjoyed! It was a sweet, creamy, banana flavored cocktail.

Nice fun bar - coming from the NE, I wouldn't call this a dice bar but more dive bar vibes. It's fairly clean and the decor is fun in each room. Drink prices were super reasonable and I enjoyed the heavy metal music. There are a few tables and places to sit to chat as well as enough room to stand.

When first entering, the bartender was already in some kind of mood, which I assume to be from the holiday crowd and bustle. When asked to present our IDs, she initially checked Friend A's ID and held onto it for an extended period of time, then handed it back claiming she took longer "because you look very young." For reference, he is born in 1992.Afterwards, Friend B presented their Oregon ID and was promptly told to "get out" in a very aggressive and rude tone. When asked what the issue was, she claimed that she would not take his ID because it seemed fake. After suggesting that she use a stronger flashlight to reveal the holographic material present on all IDs, she held it up to a black light and again claimed that she "would not be taking this" and repeated her previous statement, telling us to "get out" in a more aggressive tone. To add onto her statement, she said "you're lucky I'm even giving this back to you." After trying to defuse the situation and attempting to ask why we were being removed, she repeatedly told us to get out.If TSA has taken has ID, given that he came FROM a flight, why would they not take it and treat us like that? If she had started by treating us with the minimum amount of respect necessary for human interaction, a different result may have happened. Unfortunately, she was extremely rude from the start and extremely aggressive to boot. If she simply spoke to us in a calmer, nicer tone, there would have been no problems. However she decided to disrespect us and repeatedly verbally abuse us. Please train your bartenders better and treat people kindly. Happy holidays.

Came here for a quick beer before our dinner reservation. The bar is funky, dark, little drinking hole. I can see people having a lot of fun here on a weekend night.It's very divey but is taken a step further with unique spaces. The front has a small secluded room that we weren't able to check out because it was occupied. But the back room was super cool with a trippy coloring scheme with black lighting.

I'm not sure about the food but I came late night o Wednesday and drinks are pretty cheap and it's a very divey bar. Bartender was very friendly and recommended awesome food places in the city. I'll definitely come back here.

Typical Seattle dive bar and I mean that quite fondly. Drinks are strong and cheap, service friendly and there's usually a dog or two to pet. They have a super cool back room and a seating alcove with an abominable monster who roars and flashes his eyes every so often. They get packed on the weekends so I usually avoid but if you can do during the day or on a week night it'll be well worth the visit.

I went here with my friends and woman bartender was rude from the beginning. I don't know if she's trying to be racist because there was no white person in our group. But she was rude and claimed that my friend's Oregon ID was fake even though it was real. She was rude and told him to go. I think the owner should properly train their bartender, it's really bad for your business.