Liberty

Food - the sushi was really good! The drinks were also tasty too. I would definitely come back for the sushi and the vegetarian selection was very good. We had the kendo, California, and Seattle rolls and liked them a lot. Very fresh and tasty! Service - the service was very kind and speedy. They also had helpful suggestions and thoughtful responses to our questions about menu options. Ambiance - it's a small and quirky bar. It was cozy and later in the evening they turned the lights down and it had a nice atmosphere. Definitely great for dates or small gatherings of friends.

I had been wanting to try this place for so long. It looked like a dive bar in capitol hill. But I was disappointed. The place has good vibe but the food and drinks were terrible and not worth the price. We ordered sushi on the menu and it was staler than QFC sushi. We ordered some drinks and they all were same taste. Yes the service was great and pretty fast. And definitely they have ample amount of seating even on Saturday evening.

Unassuming sushi chef in the back corner of the bar. The location can be easily missed if you were just walking past it. However, the sushi was sooo fresh and delicious. Their rolls were unique - combinations of things you wouldn't expect in a roll together. It was so good that we ordered two rounds. Didn't try the drinks this time, but for the sushi - Would definitely recommend and come back again!

It's definitely a vibe! Late night sushi in a cocktail bar! We've gone to Liberty a few times now, and we always leave happy. All the staff is accommodating, welcoming, and their service was great. Would definitely recommend!!!

Love love love!! Swanky vibes, tastey drinks and sushi!! The staff are super friendly

Came here on a Friday night!Cozy spot in Capitol Hill serving lovely craft cocktails and sushi. The sushi bar is perched at the end of the cocktail bar - such a pleasant surprise being able to order sushi with my socktails!Drinks:-Carlos Enrique ($15): subbed tequila with mezcal, this was STRONG but got better as it diluted-Seasonal Paloma: Nice, light, fruity summer drinkSushi:-Sonic Boom Scallops ($10): Small but delicious and fresh-Rainbow ($16): So goooood! Loved the variety of fish on topBartenders were all very friendly :) They willPretty much make you any drink you want!

Awesome little dive bar esque spot. Great booze selection. Open late late, well after everything in the area has closed. Super cool staff. Haven't tried the sushi yet but plan to next time I'm there.

Capitol Hill, Seattle. June 2022A comfortable neighborhood type of bar. It's steps from a green tree filled neighborhood on Capitol Hill, across the street from a Walgreen's. During the day it leans towards coffee w free wifi and a work from home atmosphere that changes as happy hour approaches. As evening comes on Liberty hits its stride as a craft cocktail bar with sushi and sashimi as food options.You can see the depth of hard spirits by looking at the bar back-wall. The house cocktail list is well put together and the bartenders can easily custom craft something based on your likes. The bar, close to where the sushi is put together, is your best bet if you're new to this place. The bartender will have a clear idea of what direction you want to go and you can ask the chef personally for sushi or sashimi recommendations. The fish and shellfish are limited but if you give him free reign you might be pleasantly surprised.Liberty is a nice co-op business driven by the interests of the employees who directly benefit from making you happy. It was a little hard to find but worth the effort to come here.

I can't say enough good things about Liberty! Unique and exciting cocktails, delicious sushi, fun atmosphere and attentive staff. The Salmon Tataki is "to die for"!!!

Been coming here more frequently because my friend from Singapore just couldn't get enough of it.Liberty is a bar. And it serves sushi. But it's a bar. But it also does sushi. Who thought of this? And why is the sushi so good? How does this make any sense? I don't know, but it's here and it's good.Service is very friendly, but I got to say, this place isn't very much made to have dinner in really. It's more bar than restaurant with the vibe and aesthetics. But my friends and I still dine here and not really drink as much as we eat. I mean drinks aren't bad here, we just like to eat more. But yeah, tables aren't really meant to be dining with a group. This is definitely more of a place to chill with friends to grab a few drinks and have maybe one or two items of food. Not a whole dinner group like I did with my friends. Table was way too full. Somehow we made it work surprisingly.So yeah, sushi was good. I didn't really get a drink myself this time, but I'm pretty sure alcohol still works just fine.