Clock-Out Lounge

A fun neighborhood type bar with good drinks, great pizza and trivia nights. Occasional live music is a bonus

What a cool, welcoming vibe. I came here for takeout while there was a live band (The Brittany Davis quartet). It was lovely, I def want to come back for more live music. Pizza was also yummy. I got the toddler and pepperoni paint job, the toddler was softer which I liked. Staff was also nice. Parking's not bad.

As a Chicago native, I was elated to find a place with decent pizza. Not thin crust, not stuffed...but somewhere in between...Detroit style maybe?? Clever flavors too. I'm typically not a pizza fan, but (man I wish I could remember the name) I inhaled two pieces of a pizza that was a dead ringer tasting like a cheeseburger. It had pickles on it, chopped onion, MUSTARD, ground beef...basically all the things not allowed on a pizza. It was so weirdly delicious that I went back the next week to bring my kiddo. Alas, the menu changes often and we missed it! There's vegan and salad options as well...all interesting and worth trying.I'm also typically a no crust eater. Not here. It is so crunchy and chewy at the same time...trust me, your plate will not have a crumb left on it.The lack of star is only because the bar and pizza are separate tabs. Kind of a pain, but not a huge deal.Happy hour from 4-6 during the week I believe too...this has become my go-to spot for hanging out while my kiddo does parkour at Jefferson.Also an event space. And 21+ after 9pm I believe, so bring the kiddos for pizza before then!

The Clock-Out Lounge is a lot of things to a lot of people but this past weekend it happened to be the venue of my wedding and holy smokes did they knock it out if the park. We hosted 170 guests, a five-piece Linda Ronstadt tribute act (Stonepony, look em up they crushed), a 13-foot-long animatronic dinosaur, and a disco/boogie afterparty (DJ Montel Spinozza from pdx, also freaking incredible) and it was all handled with such seeming ease we're still scratching our heads days later. Owner/operator Jodi worked with us months in advance to make sure everything was to our liking, with no detail ever being regarded as too big or small. Ramona and her crew behind the bar kept our mob of thirsty guests with drinks in their hands at all times and we marveled that at no point did we ever look over at the line and observe choke points. They also had plenty of options for our guests that don't drink alcohol and didn't make that feel like an afterthought like so many establishments foolishly do. The addition of Shady Lane Pizza is something that everyone on the south end is buzzing about and is the perfect match for the Clock Out's difficult-to-describe hifi-dive vibe. Finally, the band sounded amazing and Chris the sound engineer had it dialed in just right. The only thing that's a little annoying is that our wedding guests still won't stop messaging us about how effing amazing the night was and it's all thanks to the Clock-Out and it's wonderful crew. Cannot recommend enough and if you're not acquainted, please do yourself a favor.

Checked out the clock-put lounge for TUSH aka "church" last night and was blown away. Super cute bar with slammin' pizza that felt elevated beyond bar food. Not to mention TUSH provided the best and weirdest drag I've ever seen. Can't wait to return. Only regret is not getting here sooner for a seat!

Been sleeping on this place far too long. Decided to stop by for the Superbowl party and was not disappointed. Nice spot, ample parking, friendly staff, the pizza was some of the best I've had in Seattle. Will be coming back.

Came down from Magnolia on a Sat evening to check it out...did not disappoint! Came for the food, but the vibes were solid!! Easy to find parking along the street thankfully, and ample seating. Little ones in our party welcome until 8pm too. Great pitcher options, and outstanding pizza - my favorite was the (Smells Like) Florentine Spirit, but all were memorably excellent. Would love to come back for a show, the venue looks nice compared to many others I've been to in Seattle. Lucky to have this place in town.

Oh, I like this place. I visited Clock-Out Lounge for a themed trivia night and had a blast! The bar had Washington crafts on tap, the staff were chill and the food was de-lish! What more could you want in a setting?The place is pretty spacious with plenty of high-top tables and chairs set up, facing the stage. They have plenty of shows here, including themed trivia nights. With trivia nights, I liked that Breezy Town Pizza, the sister restaurant of Windy City Pie partook in the theme, serving themed pies and slices. The bar also had a specialty cocktail for trivia. Just remember that whole pies take about 20 or so minutes to make, so order ahead of time!I ordered a slice of the meatball pizza, one of the themed pizzas from The Office trivia night and it was better than I anticipated! I was never huge on deep dish pizza until I tried Breezy Town and Windy City Pie, as the crust somehow has that perfect crunchy crust on the edges but is perfectly soft on the inside. How do they do it?!But I like this scene a lot. Located in Beacon Hill, it's a laidback and casual bar that a true Washingtonian would appreciate. Yes, flannels are to be spotted and IPAs galore. Love.

That's some legit Detroit style pizza out side of Michigan! BRICK CHEESE! If I ever say F.T.W and go on a binge eating spree this would be the pizza I stuff my face with will I drown in the cheesy, fluffy fried crust and the pure heavenly sauce. Put pepperonis over my eyes I will be at rest!

Pizza is excellent IMO, thin and crispy, super flavorful toppings, probably my favorite pizza in town