Streamline Tavern

After and hour and a half flight to Seattle, three of us took an Uber to our Airbnb and unpacked. We were ready for a cold one at a nearby bar. This place was right around the corner and upon entering we were greeted by the bartender and grabbed a seat at the large bar. After getting some good information about local places to eat/drink, we downed a couple of beers and were off to get some fish and chips. Nice people at this dive bar and a good start to what we all hope is a great trip in Seattle.

Dive time at streamline! Came here on a Packed Saturday night for some drinks and I remarked to the doorman that it looked like New Years in here.He got a good chuckle out and was real mellow which for me seems to be a good sign of a place. Right off the bat I was surprised how cheap the drinks are here. Surprised at how awesome it is. I got the first round for me and a friend and it was only $15! These were mixed drinks too, I'm used to paying that much for just 1 not 2! Following that, they were pretty good too, considering how mobbed the barkeep was.Again this place is DIVEY - drabby, low lit, old and shabby looking furniture and just looks overall worn, save for the stickers and such plastered all over as if to help hide it. Even the sign outside looks it would be at some roadside stop. I had some wings which were pretty good. Some were fat and saucy.Chatted up some of characters who let's just say they were at the end of their streamlines and fit right into to the atmosphere. One of whom looked like Tommy Wiseau. Maybe it was him? Fun spot. Would go back for the drinks for sure.

This place has got to be one of Seattle's best dive bars. From the interior and exterior looks of it...it's an old house wooden house. Warm and cozy with dark moody lighting, a long classic old bar where when seated you can see everything , almost everywhere all at once. X mas lights hanging from the walls, old classic neon booze lights, booth tables, a couple of flat screens,,, music on the PA but the cacophony of bar chatter drowns it all out. It's a few minutes from the Climate Pledge Arena( aka formerly Key Arena).Lots of locals and a several out of towners like myself. Me loves it. Talk about frenetic energy and good vibes! Good bang for your buck .

First off dive bars are my go to bars. This is as divey as it gets; local regulars, pool, Smokey smell, punk decor and cheap drinks. I stopped here while In town for work to people watch and grab a couple drinks and am glad I did. Streamline had a great vibe, great bartender, cheap drinks and made me wish I was a regular.

Prior to the Kraken game, we were looking for somewhere to pregame. We love dive bars and Streamline is pretty close to Climate Pledge, so we headed here! You walk in and definitely can see it's a dive. Dark, chalk writing on the ceilings, and people at the bar who are clearly regulars. My type of place. They even have a cool little game room area!Prices are a little more expensive than what's listed in their Yelp pictures, but not too bad. Maybe $2-$4 more on most things (which is to be expected with inflation).We were pretty excited to try the food, but the bartender let us know they were only doing deep fried foods to make sure they didn't get behind with an influx of people coming in from the game. He wasn't very nice about relaying that message but we understood - although we were confused, because they didn't get busy at all even up to an hour before the game.That said, we ordered a plethora of fried foods to still snack on something and support. We got chicken strips, fries, tots, mozzarella sticks, and jalapeno poppers. Way too much food for two people, but we tried. The standout for me was definitely the jalapeno poppers! They were so good. The chicken strips were also good, but... It's chicken strips.I think it's worth noting the experience is a little different if you're going on a game day - so just be prepared for that! Overall, I'd return for the atmosphere and to try some stuff off of their regular menu (was really excited for that dang Seattle Dog).

Came here after a concert so it was crowded. Cool vibe. Sat at the bar with a friend. Within few minutes, bartender served the folks sitting next to us. They got Rainiers. Waited 10 minutes. Bartender then told us to get out of our bar seats and stand in a line for drinks. Guess we were wrong to assume bar service when sitting at the bar. We left.

Best bar in Seattle! Keeping the spirit of the city alive with cheap drinks, great community! Enough said.

Great experience here in a neighborhood bar after going to an event a Climate Pledge. Food was excellent, but be sure to bring cash for the grub. Drinks are orders separately at the upstairs bar where you can use credit. Loved the vibe!

Bartenders and clientele were friendly. First time there. Beers on tap were good. I good vibe overall.The one thing I didn't like was dogs were allowed on stools and with feet on the bar. Especially feet on the bar. I have a dog, I know where their feet have been. With their feet on the bar, there other parts are also on the bar. I still enjoyed it. The place might not be for everyone, I will try it again.

While Yelp says Happy Hour Micros pints are $4.50, I was charged $7.00, a dollar off.