Larrabee Lager

★★★★☆ 4.3 (24)

"Just what the neighborhood needed - a serious brewpub with very good beer, simple and delicious food offerings and a family-friendly space to jaw and sip with those you gather with.Check them out, support your locals! Get your Gimli on with a giant mug of beer!Highly recommended! Cheers..."

Locust Cider Redmond

★★★★☆ 4.3 (35)

"Was pleasantly surprised to find Locust Cider in the outdoor mall In Redmond. Before taking in a movie at the cinema located in the sane outdoor mall, I arrived early enough to check out all the tempting restaurants, bakeries, and the cider house. It made for an easy decision to check out Locust further after the movie. I had Locust's other locations on my radar to visit, but a brewery always seemed to distract me. lol Well, not this time, and I was glad to finally get into a cider house, as there are quite a few in the greater Seattle area ( way too easy to get FOMO here!) lots of cool and colorful locust decorations throughout the indoor part of the cider house, plenty of seating options inside and out, the patio luckily was covered, so even with the intermittent showers, it was comfortable to seat outside, with a really nice surprise of a local musician playing various instruments to a backdrop of recorded music, it made for a very relaxing Friday late afternoon. Getting back to the cider.. the cider tender was very friendly and knowledgeable about the ciders, and it was great to try samples of the very many choices and flavors, blackberry, pear, apple, and peach, just to name a few. The cold brewed coffee cider was definitely a interesting tasting choice, definitely going to explore that one more next time. After much deliberation, I choose the honey pear, which was very pear flavored, delicious, and very sweet. My favorite so far was the juicy peach, reminded me of the fresh picked tree ripened peaches of back home in California, very peachy and delicious, not too sweet, allowing all that delicious peach flavor to come out. Another great thing Locust does is, proceeds from purchases go to fund research for Hydrocephalus, a incurable brain condition, another reason along with their great tasting ciders to support them. They have to go options as well as a few draft beer options if you prefer beer, one of which is their own. They also have wine and soda choices. Looking forward to returning to enjoy more tasty ciders and the patio seating. Happy Yelping! God bless and Cheers!"

Baguus Little Asia

★★★★★ 4.6 (98) • $$

"This restaurant has been on my Saved list here for a while and was super excited to try it out last night!!! Boy, were we in for a treat (:Food and dessert were AMAZING! My favorite dish was the garlic shrimpnoodles! I also had their dragon fruit cider from their COOL beer/cider/wine wall! ALL SELF SERVE! Staff was hospitable and super friendly, met the owners as well and made sure we had what we needed (:Ambiance was pretty! A dry moss wall followed by Asian artwork on the walls and basket lanterns! Prices are super reasonable! It's best to make a reservation on their website since they have a small space. They have retail parking in the building until 9pm. You won't be disappointed! VERY MUCH RECOMMENDED! Thank you Yuko/Takao and Baguus staff for making our experience a memorable one for my family and boyfriend!"

Ballard Pizza Company

★★★★☆ 3.8 (560) • $$

"Was in the mood for pizza after Sunday's Ballard farmer's market. Found this place close by. It was a quite casual pizza place. They have an extensive menu and are quite vegetarian-friendly. We got the veggie bomb pizza, by default they are thin crust.The pizza was delicious and the staff here were great as well. I'd recommend this place."

The Dray

★★★★☆ 4.4 (203)

"Great bar to order flatbread and beer! AND BONUS: they allow dogs!!This place is so cute and located in The Greenwood neighborhood of Seattle (north of downtown). It's a very small bar, with parking on the street, and can hold maybe 35-40 people comfortably. However, I've heard it's one of the hot spots to watch Sounders game, so I assume on game days, that place gets packed!I'm not a huge beer drinker, but all their beers from breweries local to Seattle or the PNW. The beer I DID try was the wanderlust (an IPA) which was crisp and delicious. Not too heavy like a lot of beer can be. Food is pretty good here: we ordered a pretzel that came with two mustards and also one of their flatbreads that had some pesto, sundried tomato, pepperoncinis and cheese. Both were delicious and paired with the beer well.Would highly recommend this spot for watching Sounders games, or just coming in for a quick beer or wine!!"

The Masonry

★★★★☆ 4.2 (409) • $$

Doc's Riverside Taphouse

★★★★★ 4.9 (12)

"Great to have Doc's reopen!Unfortunately not as divey.Great new owners! Great beer selection. Not much in food offerings yet -- beef jerky, chips -- but A MUST DO!LOVE Doc's."

Outer Planet Craft Brewing

★★★★☆ 4.3 (94) • $

Ridgewood Bottle And Tap

★★★★★ 4.6 (40) • $$

"This spot was POPPIN on a Friday evening.Lots of drinks on tap as well as beer fridge with lots and lots of drinks.The cherry pie slushy ($11) was very sweet (low in alcohol), giant, and refreshing. Loved the whipped cream and graham cracker on top.I also picked up a THAI COCONUT JELLY FILLED DONUT sour beer. Like what?! I couldn't not.Pricey though. Dog friendly so got to peep lots of adorable pups."

Seven Coffee Roasters Market & Cafe

★★★★☆ 4.3 (90) • $

"Seven is "our" coffee shop! My dog and I walk there almost every morning on our way to Ravenna Park. I love bringing my dog places, but it's great that they actually enforce people not bringing their dogs inside. My dog waits for me outside the shop, and get a treat from their jar when I come back out. The big windows in the front make it easy for me to keep an eye on him while I'm ordering. Their espresso is really tasty and the baristas are all friendly. Lovely outdoor seating and they also have a little selection of wine, beer, and groceries."

The Brick Kitchen + Lounge

★★★★★ 4.5 (391) • $$

"The Brick Kitchen and Brunette's Pub are probably the top local favorites spot in this immediate Renton area. You probably have to be a resident around here or hear from word of mouth to discover this gem, cool spot for friends to be able to drink and then conveniently crawl their way back home close by, there's no need to go over to Seattle at all. Asian fusion, I'm Asian and I dig it. Dishes that stood out to me, honey sriracha brussel sprouts, wedge salad, garlic noodles. I still haven't tried much on their menu yet. Great food, casual spot, I'm sure you can show up in pajamas and nobody would care. Items are in the $10-$20 range. Tell me about your experience if you've been here or is going to after reading this review:)"

Cosmic Bottles

★★★★★ 4.5 (35)

"Great little brew pub that let's you being dogs. Large selection of beers on tap along with bottles and cans available. They provided water bowels and dog treats (bonus stars)"

Egghole

★★★★☆ 4.2 (422) • $$

"To be honest, I didn't think I'd like this place because the photos made me think the egg sandwiches would be greasy. They were greasy yes, but delicious. I got the sweet cheeks, bacon, egg, cheese, some maple syrup on that bottom bun, a sprinkling of cinnamon sugar on top...so good. I paid extra to have caramelized onions, not worth it since it was the smallest portion ever. The sandwich was everything I wanted, salty, savory, sweet. So good. My friend got the brunch burger and liked it, said it was good. We opted not to get fries. After tax and tip, it was $32 bucks. So around $16 a sandwich, we were still hungry, so...not sure if it was totally worth it. Interior is fun and loud."

Nun Chuck's Brewing

★★★★★ 4.7 (14)

"So glad to have came to this new brewery! As soon as I heard of it with the karate nun logo I instantly had to plan a trip to come up from Tacoma to try them out.And I am so glad that I did! Steve and I had a few beers here and the three different beers that we had here tasted so good that I can't resist and have to issue a full five stars.Steve had a really good tasting IPA to start with which both of us really liked.I went in a different direction and got their Jalapeño blonde. Some of the pepper beers are too hot for me unfortunately (product of getting old ) and I can't take the heat like I used to. But I was still drawn to this Jalapeño beer and the heat was just right.Steve and I both had a chocolate porter after our first round and really enjoyed that as well with the rich, creamy body the beer had it definitely wow'ed us on the second round too.The guys here are super friendly and were a pleasure to chat with. Of course I had to buy a t shirt with the karate nun chuck armed nun logo.Great brewery experience and one I can see myself easily returning to."

Pied Piper Tavern

★★★★☆ 3.8 (29)

"We had to play at Pied Piper for our dart league - I've seen this bar a few times, but it's always seemed a little sketchy to me. I'm glad to report that is indeed not sketchy and is actually a lot bigger than it appears from the outside!There's a main front area with traditional bar seating and access to the bartenders, but if you go towards the back there's tons more seating and five or six dart boards lined up. It was pretty good sized (in my opinion) and the bartender we had for the night was super nice.Try the cheesy bacon tater tots... They're amazing! Only downfall as far as their menu goes is that they don't offer Blue Moon. :("

JUXT Taphouse

★★★★☆ 4.4 (101) • $$

"I was up in Bham recently hanging out for a friend's bday and we decided to go to JUXT. Wow, what a cool place! I love that they have cocktail flights so I could try a few different things. My man and I shared a flight and it was a great opportunity to taste their innovative drink offerings. We also shared a plate of their nachos, and nibbled on our friends' cheese curds and fries - all of which were delicious.Most impressive was the service! We were there during their busy happy hour time, but our server was so prompt and patient with us too (since we couldn't decide what to order). Drinks came out a little slower than I would have liked, but I think it was because they were busy. Looks like they also have a good taplist, so next time I'm out on the town in Bham I might stop here for a brew instead of a cocktail.Great addition to downtown Bham!"

The Beer Authority

★★★★★ 4.6 (63) • $$

"This is not the tony upmarket beer spot. This is the spot where you can hang out and be goofy and drink great beer. It's a bit of a neighborhood hang maybe even more than it is a craft beer mecca, though all the pieces are here to make it fully solid as a craft beer spot. It's just that the vibe of regulars trumps the beer nerd vibe. It's great that beer bars are now starting to morph into other places rather than all trying to project that same tight focus on only the beer--since bars always develop their own personality over time, anyway.It's on LCW, which means parking is a bit of a hassle, but it also means there are quite a few decent places to eat around here lately. That combines well with a night of drinking. There's even a great big brewery across the street that's pulling in bumper crops of hungry local families. TBA seems to pick up everybody who's not clamoring for the family vibe across the way.There's a patio outside where you can sit and relax, and there are plenty of booths and stools inside. There are coolers, and there's a great tap lineup with about a dozen faucets, maybe more. The staff hustles and bustles, and they have a lot going on besides just the beer. There's trivia, foosball, all kinds of stuff happening that not too many other beer bars offer, but feels very familiar in a neighborhood corner spot. It's a great hybrid."

The Locöl Kitchen & Bar

★★★★★ 4.5 (8)

"A1 atmosphere, top tier libations and flavorful tacos, can't ask anything more. The well attentive and funny service was a topper. Upset with my wife cause she's been holding out on me. Already can't wait to come back."

Queen Anne Beer Hall

★★★★☆ 3.9 (614) • $$

King's Hardware

★★★★☆ 3.8 (667) • $$

"I come here weekly for a chess club (yeah, I'm a nerd). Each visit is about the same each time which is pretty good. With some variance good and eh along with it.Kings, which I suppose used to be a hardware store in the olden days but now has become a hotspot on the Ballard strip amongst a host of other places. A basic looking bar with divey dimness but kind of outdoorsy style with wood decor and taxidermy. Most of my visits have been just for drinks while playing, but I had the spicy chicken sandwich. Not bad. The cut, slaw and spice were all there. The fries were really good. Just the right amount of crisp and saltiness. This along with burgers and chicken fingers are pretty much the make up in the way of food here. The beer options are alright, kind of the basics for the area which is ok, help it stay different from the breweries aroundThe barstaff/waitstaff seem to be about the same every visit and they're pretty cool. The bouncer dude seems to take his job a little too seriously at times, but the benefit of the doubt comes in since this seems like Kings biggest demographic is 20 somethings so he's extra all over that. Overall King's is pretty decent in my visits."

Josh's Taps & Caps

★★★★★ 4.6 (37) • $$

"This place is new, and Snohomish is pretty far off the beaten path--but don't let that make you suspicious that it might be anything other than a sophisticated beer bar. They have plenty of taps, with a heavy emphasis on Northwest stuff. There's plenty of elbow room, and it's an easy place to relax and have a glass or two. There are 6 doors of coolers along one wall--just enough bottles to give you some extra choice for a take-home beer, or to mix it up if there's nothing on tap that tickles your fancy. It seemed like most of the bottles were IPAs, at least at a glance. All good stuff, all stuff that's well-chosen to sell so stock stays fresh. The taps include quite a bit more variety, and they offer proper glassware. We tried a bunch of different belgians and sours and fruit beers and hoppy stuff over the course of an hour or two, and didn't even get through the whole lineup by any means. There's a shuffleboard table in the next room, and huge flatscreens tuned to the game. The bathrooms are pretty much sparkling clean from what I could see. The parking here is easy, and the prices are very competitive. I could definitely see this being my main local spot if I lived less than 20 miles away. Great place."

Ravenna Brewing Company

★★★★★ 4.7 (132) • $$

"We were in Seattle for a wedding, and this brewery was a short, lovely, walk from our place. It has a great vibe, a very tasty selection of beers, and a helpful beertender to help your selection.While I did manage to hit several breweries, this one was my favorite.Bottom line: Get to the top of the hill and try this place out!"

Coindexter's

★★★★★ 4.5 (50)

"Such a fun barcade stuck in the '90's! I came here for my friend's birthday party, as this is a place he frequents and loves, and after visiting, I can see why! There's a bouncer who checks IDs soon after you walk in, since Coindexter's only allows those 21+, indicating a play place just for adults. Yes! Plenty of seating is located off to the side, across the bar where you order drinks and food and for food, it's delivered to your table once it's ready. Oh, and although the menu is straightforward, with grilled cheese sandwiches, there are TOTS! But the real winner here are the games! There are classic games, like Pac-Man and Mario Kart and pinball machines in the back room. Most of the games I saw were a quarter to play a round, and they do have a coin machine, just in case! AND, since we're drinking while playing games, there are cupholders at the games, that so comfortably accommodates your pint of draft beer. Yeah, dawg, they thought of everything! For a break from all the games though, you can watch the old school shows they play in the background and during my visit it was MTV's Daria! Freakin' awesome! Staff is super friendly and people are chill here. It wasn't too packed on a Saturday night and we never had to wait to play certain games and such. When I went to the restroom I saw a sign, lending help for those on a bad Tinder date, with instructions to order a certain drink, which indicates to staff whether you need them to walk you to your car, call the police, etc... Seriously, this place thought of everything. Not only does Coindexter's cater to adults who never really grew up (me) with tots and classic games, they have your back in case you're on a sketchy date. Coindexter's is where it's at!"

192 Brewing Company, The Lake Trail Taproom

★★★★☆ 3.5 (237)

"Okay this is a gem of a place. We stopped here on an impulse and seriously, no regrets. We'll be back! The service is spectacular, thanks future! You're a whole vibe and I love it. The live music tonight was even more cool. This gentleman is singing Christmas music and is so wholesome. Also, lots of parking available! :)"

Kochi Po-Cha

★★★★☆ 4.1 (137) • $$

"The food here is delicious. And for the food alone, I would give a solid 4.5 stars out of five. After my first visit, I have been craving their short rib soup. The birth is light but extremely flavorful. The sweet potato noodles are the perfect texture, never overcooked with that nice soft chew and perfect for slurping. The beef rib is tender and full of flavor, just like broth. Pro tip, when you're done with the noodles add some rice to your broth. The chicken wings are always delicious. Crispy on the outside and juicy In the outside. The batter in the chicken is not too heavy either. The wings are big too. Plenty of meat on these wings. We did get a small side of banchan with the wings consisting of fermented kimchi, cucumber and fish cakes. The reason for the lack of stars is because on our last visit, we walked in at opening and almost all the tables had remnants of guests being there. Mostly eaten food, empty glasses and lots of dishes on the tables. Halfway through our meal, it clicked in our heads that it was all leftover from closing. So instead of cleaning at the end of their late service, it was left to be cleaned the next day. Our server was attentive to us & we did order from a QFC menu and he did take our payment at the table. So definitely no qualms about the service for us while we were there. Would I come back? I cannot lie I love their short rib soup. But low key worried about the housekeeping of it all."

74th Street Ale House

★★★★☆ 3.6 (270)

"Having just finished up a fun visit to the Water Lantern Festival at Green Lake, #seattledude and I were hungry and feeling underwhelmed by the food truck options at the festival. (Plus, there was no beer!) So we hopped on Yelp and found the 74th Street Ale House just up the hill in Phinney Ridge. It was pretty crowded on a Saturday evening, but we found a table in the back and quickly ordered a couple of pints. I had one of my faves, a Mac 'n Jacks, which is almost impossible to find on tap closer to home. He had a stout. Good autumn beers for sure!We also split an oyster po' boy sandwich and a goat cheese salad. They even split them for us, at no extra charge, which was super sweet. The food was fresh and delicious, though I felt the goat cheese portion on the (split) salads were pretty small. The po' boys were tasty, and the oysters were fresh and perfectly fried. It was a good meal to top off a cool fall day in the big city.The service was great, too - our waitress was friendly and helpful, not to mention patient as we were pretty indecisive about what to order from their extensive menu."

The Siren Tavern

★★★★☆ 4.1 (35) • $

"This is my "home bar." Connie is very involved with her patrons and works hard to keep us happy. The bartenders are friendly and quick to learn your drink of choice. Go on Wed. - Sun. and ask Lisanne to make you a Bloody Mary if you like them. Hers are the very best!There are two pool tables, lots of dart boards (with a league) and poker on Monday nights. They serve big'o burgers, sandwiches, salads and more. There is always a food and drink special to tempt you.The Siren is named for and pays tribute to the Fire Station across the street. You will find fireman, long shore-man and other hard working people hanging out. The regulars are awesome people whom you will love.***UPDATE***It's the Fall season of 08' and five years after discovering this fabulous bar, I still call it home. If you are real this is where you will feel at home. If you are a fancy pants who never gets your hands or heaven forbid your pants dirty..... go further North to down town Seattle and pay $10 - $15 per drink to a snotty bartender who doesn't know you and doesn't care.... PLEASE."

Lobby Bar at REN

★★★★★ 5 (7)

"I came here for a Yelp event. The place has a swank and lively atmosphere, like a heartbeat, in an otherwise typical lobby. I'm always looking for a good cocktail and can imagine coming back. The bartenders were fun, engaged, and helpful. While not the most stocked bar, it seemed to have a lot of quality liquors and liqueurs. The drinks were creative and enjoyable. I was able to sample some bites and was delighted by the salmon focaccia sandwich. Based on location and quality, if this place had existed for the past decade, I could imagine having dragged my friends here to unwind, shoot the breeze, pre-game, or just try new cocktails. I still imagine I'll be back once in awhile, and highly recommend checking out the Lobby Bar at REN for a bits and drinks."

Vinason Pho Kitchen - Kent

★★★★☆ 4 (184) • $$

"My husband was in the area working and saw Vinason Pho Kitchen knowing I would appreciate a good bowl of pho.The customer service at the location was excellent, my order was ready ahead of the provided time frame. The quality of the pho is exactly the same as the another locations; EXCELLENT. The overall location is much smaller than the others, but my husband said seating was ample. I will always recommend Vinason Pho, and happy there are multiple locations."

Local 20 Taproom

★★★★☆ 4.1 (15) • $$

"fun place. nice decor. And the beer garden area is great.My group of friends likes to play cards, talk, and sample the offerings.They even have fizzys (sodas) for the wife.Just needs an English darts machine :)And Coconut Kenny's delivered dinner to the pub for us :)"

Ballard Brew Hall

★★☆☆☆ 2 (199)

"Brian helped me out today - killer service , super fast, all the above. Held a conversation, got my bill , served everyone else and worked his ass off...Why does this have 2 stars? Because yall are sour airport folks and privileged. Yes it's expensive and yes it's busy, like any other airport ? Although I do agree they should have better beer on tap BUT they do have a decent selection of cans."

Chuck's Hop Shop

★★★★☆ 4.2 (23) • $$

"A bookstore-brewery combo which I absolutely loved -- I stopped in to browse at Third Place Books and ended up spending the evening at the brewery. I've been to a Chuck's before but LOVED this location! They have such a great variety to browse and choose from and the bartenders are very sweet and helpful. I'm appreciative of their color-coded list, which helped me find some ciders and IPAs that I really loved. They have tons of seating upstairs and downstairs and their beer shop (apart from being so much fun to look at) had tons of fun picks -- a personal favorite is the Old Man Yelling IPA from Cloudburst brewing! I hope to be back to the Seward Park location soon!"

Trailbend Taproom

★★★★☆ 4 (96) • $$

"I went to a fairly new brewery next door and decided to duck in here for a light snack and to check out their tap list. The tap list for beverages is huge. I went with something I don't often get but almost always enjoy and got a craft root beer on tap from one of the local craft beer breweries in the area. The root beer was wonderful! You are starting to see more and more at select breweries that they also brew root beer. It definitely is a gourmet spin to this sofa often with very taste bud pleasing results.For my light snack I got the pickled vegetables from the appetizer section. Nice selection of various kinds of veggies all pickled. Some that I didn't even think would make good pickling but great tasting all the same!"

Über Tavern

★★★★☆ 4.4 (199) • $$

"Hard to believe it's been more than half a decade since this place opened. They've used their time wisely, without a doubt. When they began, they were a wonderfully weird little enclave of beeriness along this tawdry strip of Aurora. After years of perfecting their craft, cultivating a clientele both locally and far beyond the city limits, investing their profits carefully, and stockpiling an OCD-esque retinue of fermented delights to serve not before their time, Über is now...a wonderfully weird little enclave of beeriness along this tawdry strip of Aurora. They've added to it, certainly, though the footprint inside is still the same. They added the little sidewalk courtyard a couple years ago, and added the planter boxes around the same time. After some unsolicited overnight editorializing from the local Crackhead Gardeners Club, the ambitions of those planter boxes have been scaled back rather markedly, but the pleasant al fresco seating option remains--covered and railed in. Inside, what used to feel like a kooky house party with a fire table in the middle and big bottle coolers behind the bar now feels like a stylishly kooky house party with a fire table in the middle and big bottle coolers behind the bar. The refined blue on the walls now suggests a tony library at a gentleman's club, so be a gentleman, for heaven's sake. The multi-ton zebrawood beast of a bar suggests locales even more exotic than Aurora ("Where is that wood grown?" "Africa." "Noooo...*zebras* are from Africa. Where is zebra*wood* from?" "Under the ze..." Never mind.). The walnut ceiling-support beam suggests...that spending a butt-ton of extra money on fine hardwoods is worth it sometimes.Gone are the colossal tap towers that used to protect the bartenders from: archers, trebuchets, and being able to see customers. Well, the Delirium Tremens tower is still there, over the inlaid Scrabble board, but every bar needs a pink elephant on the corner. In addition to Scrabble, you can also play Backgammon under a heavy layer of resin, if you get the right seats. But what matters most here is the beer. And this beer selection is truly a matter of great import. Hundreds of bottles line the cooler racks, with a fair emphasis on rare and small batch big American beers and a freighter full of bigger (i.e., more alcoholic) European stuff, both classics and newer releases. There are also tap handles, now bundled together in a phalanx of malty infantry on the back wall, which boasts a luminous interweave of glass subway tiles. Such design flair! ("Yeah, I have the gay gene when it comes to decorating." You just can't make this stuff up. You can only catch people when they're loaded and write it down for blackmailing them later.) What's particularly cool about the tap lineup is the new War-Games-like array of monitors above the coolers, listing all kegs in the order they were tapped, along with the next three on deck. No more scrambling for a little green book, and wondering if you should hurry up and order a given beer in case it might kick before you get to it.The staff here has been wise and powerful since day one. This shows no signs of abating. I often hate coming in here when it's busy simply because it means less chance to shoot the breeze with them. Or throw a Frisbee.What no one bar can change, though, is the local color on display outside, along Aurora Avenue North. More than once as I have sipped a tasty beverage here, young ladies have walked back and forth and back and forth past the windows of the establishment. I figured they must have been running errands, or moving, or something, but they were never carrying anything, so it's hard to be certain. That motorized pageant of humanity, the Metro #358, stops right outside the sidewalk patio here. When a 60-foot limo rolls up, it can easily block every window in the place, making you feel like you're in a dark little cave (well, you are, not even figuratively speaking). When that 358 shadow settles over the room, what you are is an easily-distracted baby seal that just noticed the great white swimming over you and blocking out all your light. Those squealy bus brakes are the hoots of an owl in the dreams of a mouse. Über is one of the oases in a stretch of road that Seattle forgot. (Not on accident did Seattle forget this scrofulous motorway, either.) There's a bit of character lately to some businesses around here, and there's even a high-end spot across the street (PCC). You can bring in your own food from anywhere, though PCC and Beth's are natural choices, and Aloha Ramen is a personal favorite. There's a book behind the bar somewhere, full of take-out menus. Just ask for it. Every industry needs places that push to offer the best of everything. Über has very few equals, and no superiors, especially when you count the square footage. You can get lost here. Probably you should. The 358 can always take you...elsewhe"

Seattle Pizza and Bar

★★★★☆ 4 (87) • $$

"While on vacation in Seattle, my daughter got hungry, and we were exhausted from exploring, we decided to Uber Eats. I searched for a place that had spaghetti as well as cheese pizza, both of my daughter's favorite items.Seattle Pizza and Bar had them both. Delivery took about 30 minutes, as expected, with it being peak dinner time. When the food arrived, it was still piping hot!! Loved it!!! The spaghetti portion was enough for 2 people. There was a generous amount of meatballs on top also. They were flavorful and juicy. My daughter and I loved the spaghetti with the thick noodles. She enjoyed her slice of pizza as well. Would definitely order from here again or actually dine there when we come back to Seattle."