The Pub at Third Place

Great beer, great pub food and cool atmosphere. It has the ambiance of European pub right in Ravenna! The service and music are awesome too!

Met an old friend here after meaning to come by for years. The entrance has always looked so cool, and the interior did not disappoint. Beautiful wood walls, tables, chairs, all cut from whole pieces of lumber. So cozy. Pretty empty just before happy hour, but the space filled up quickly with locals as 5 PM came. Beer selection is solid. Nothing super unique, but a selection of good standbys that didn't bore me. Service isn't super attentive, but I don't mind the casual vibe. After all, what's the rush?I can't speak for the food, but this place has atmosphere and beer nailed down. Definitely will be coming back for another soon.

A rustic and quaint pub beneath Third Place Books, this is the perfect place to hang out with a craft beer and a book. We came during happy hour (3-5) and shared the cheese plate, charcuterie, hummus, and falafel plates for a late lunch. I had the Breakside Wanderlust as well. The food was delicious and the service was fast. The lunch and dinner menu is extensive and the happy hour menu features smaller plates at great prices--ideal for sharing a few things. The pub also features a little library of books you can read while you're enjoying your meal and drinks. Will definitely be coming back!!

My husband and I have had a fondness for this spot for years. The service was a little quirky sometimes, the food was always a little overpriced, but the servers were friendly and the atmosphere was cozy and smart.The new ownership seems to have taken the IQ of this spot down about 30 points. By this, I mean the music is off (think loud trashy pop in an earthy den), the decor looks like someone raided the home section of a suburban TJ Maxx, specials are advertised on random neon-paint-penned signs, and the general vibe just feels...weird. Servers were okay, trying to be nice. But not a homey, classy quality of service like before. Bummer.

This is one of the hidden gems in Seattle. Their breakfast is spectacular!!!!They top Portage Bay in freshness and taste.The waiters are amazing and hard working. They even remember your name or the drinks you like.Arta is a DOLL ! A unique example of the old country while importing flavor and hospitality to America.I'm in food heaven when I go there.Delicious lunches. Great food. Perfect bar ambience.Friendly staff. I love and recommend this cafe to anybody that's willing to try everything on the menu.Yes, it's that good !

So I finally came here for a drink tonight (a Tuesday).It was almost a full house once again, but this time my friends and I were looking for a place to have a drink and the Third Place Pub had what we needed. We ended up sharing a pitcher ($15) of the Maritime hefeweizen and I found it quite tasty.The crowd was a mix of college-aged folks and people who were in their 40s/50s. The music was folky-sounding Irish or Scottish music, but I'm not sure if this was the norm or because it's St. Patrick's Day. Either way I kind of dig that kind of music so it was fine by me.At one point my friends went out for a smoke, so I spent the time checking out the books and games they had in their bookcase. I ended up grabbing Beer for Dummies and learning a few new things. Sweet!Overall the atmosphere seemed pleasant enough, but it seemed like a better place to visit with a group of friends (or alone if you're looking to read/study/work) rather than depend on meeting someone new there (unless you go for an event like the "Science on Tap" discussions).The staff seemed friendly enough and were around when we were ordering, but after that we had to get up from our table when we had a question and when we wanted our bill (thankfully there was a guy at the bar almost the whole time). Over-all service was alright, but... probably would have seemed better if we sat at the bar (instead of a table) or had a big group so we could get a few pitchers (and/or wine) and then be satisfied for a long while.

This is one of my favorite places in the neighborhood. Small business owners that pour their heart and soul into their business and work so hard to create a great atmosphere. I love the cavernous bar area, where you get a great selection of beer and wine. The beer is the coldest in the city, so refreshing! The food is great with a diverse menu. People come to play games, eat great food with friends and family. I obviously can't say enough about this place. A cafe attached to Third Place Books and a underground hangout. It doesn't get much better than this!Enjoy breakfast, lunch and dinner!

What a hidden gem! I didn't even know this place existed, but went here after the cafe above (cafe arta) was closed. A friend and I needed to do homework and the person working there, Justin, was super helpful, welcoming, and accommodating! Even though it is pretty much underground, the ambiance is quite nice and reminded me of a ski lodge or something! The food was really good and I will likely be returning!

I walked into the bar in the afternoon intending to do a little work and drink beer. The place was empty other than two guys at the bar, talking cars with the bartender. I set up at a table, bartender didn't look up so I went to the bar to catch his attention. He continued chatting cars and didn't look at or welcome me to the bar, much less ask what I wanted to drink. I waited a bit, the conversation continued and i didn't feel like working to pay for a beer. I understand why the bar is empty, the bartender is an ass. Won't be back, plenty of nice places to grab a beer with good service in Ravenna.

The food is very good. I always get a falafel sandwich and pita and humus they are all very good. The service is good, its a chill restaurant and the owner is such a sweetheart. The restaurant itself is nothing special, its very chill and not super fancy. I would definitely recommend this place if you need some food and just want a relaxed place to eat.