The Tin Lizzie Lounge

We stopped in here for a drink after dinner and loved the stylish vibe and craft cocktails. We just walked in off the street on impulse, attracted by the name, and were greeted by a friendly bartender who showed us to a perfect little table tucked away in a corner. The decor immediately reminded me of a Hemingway era with the leather chairs, color palate, and artwork. Our server was really friendly, and our drinks came out quickly. The husband of mine was particularly pleased with his Moscow Mule properly served in a copper cup.While we only stayed for a short bit, it was relaxing and chill. Definitely an unexpected treat and respite from the busy city.

It's always nice when the Hotel has a Lou he so you don't have to go far! It's better when it's a really nice place run by professionals and has a local clientele, that gives for interesting conversations. Bartenders are first rate, bar selection is vast,and the snacks available fro a small menu were great to! Thus bar is named after the Model T Ford and us perfect considering it's location!

We popped in here while walking to Kerry Park. Cute decorations, decent drinks, liked the music selection but as soon as more than two tables sat down, the noise was so loud that it was difficult to even have a conversation. It's also right at the entrance to the hotel so very bright, which is unusual for an ambiance of a speakeasy bar.

First off, do not acknowledge reviews over 2 years old. The Lounge changed owners during the pandemic. I was never there pre pandemic but we were visiting last week and I noticed as I was driving by on the bus. The published hours are wrong. They are most definitely open on a Wednesday and I am so happy they were. We had dinner around the block and walked by on the way home and went in. Classy. Unique. Welcoming. Cool. Zac is a true master of mixology who is interested in YOUR taste. No rush. Smooth and courteous. Considers your taste and wants to surprise you. We were certainly surprised and highly recommend Zac's spot. Great conversation and not your ordinary hotel bar. Thanks so much for the conversation and amazing libations. See you next time we're in QA.

This place is what it is because of Zac and JR--They are artists who take their craft and your tastebuds seriously. One of the best hidden gems in Seattle and a favorite neighborhood haunt. Oh, and don't be a bloody douchebag, the lounge is small, often crowded, and only run by two people ... Who work their butts off to make you happy that you stopped in for a drink.

I am soo glad I finally made it into this place. I'd pass by here so often and had finally made time to stop by when COVID hit and life changed drastically. Needless to say, I've stopped by the front desk a few times over the course of the year to see when this place would reopen. Imagine my surprise last weekend when I found out they were not only open again but have been since June!! The lounge is located inside of the hotel to the right side once you come inside. I love the feel of the lobby (big fan of old hotels). I came in soon after the lounge opened so the place wasn't crazy busy. There's what I'd call the main room and then another smaller room down the hallway once you enter the lounge. I grabbed a seat at the bar and got to chatting with the bartender. They're not serving anything other than some light snacks at the moment. I had the Last Word, a concoction by the wonderful bartender, a French 75, and a taste of the Sidecar, all of which were quite delicious! This is honestly my new favorite cocktail place in Seattle and highly recommend it everyone!

6/5/21 Update. Finally, open again after 15 months.My neighborhood place and in my top two in Seattle. Literally steps from my condo.DrinksAlways a treat of top-shelf and custom craft cocktails. Everyone is very knowledgeable and you'll always get a great drink. The drink menu rotates (or did, there are new owners and Tin Lizzie has only been open again for two days) and the bartender will listen to you and make you something you like. They have a wide range of liquor choices, wine pours, as well as local beers.FoodTBD. The kitchen isn't currently open. In the past, it was a great set of small bites and simple meals.AmbianceSmall, cozy with little corners for quiet conversations. Bonus tip: They have two back rooms that can be rented out or used for larger parties. EntertainmentTBD. Pre-covid there was live music once or twice a week. Great space for it and a nice variety.I'll post updates as things evolve.

We had so much fun here pre Madonna. The staff was playing Madonna and worked hard to keep everyone full and happy. Loved the speakeasy vibe and the hotel itself was beautiful. The cocktails were all tasty. We even enjoyed an NA gin beverage that was superb.

This place was a vibe! Staff was friendly & dressed stylishThe drinks were absolutely delicious here's my rating:Violet hour 10/10Nigroni 10/10The Ricky 5/10Definitely recommend , fun dress up night with friends or for date night.

Had a flight of whiskeys after checking out a show at the Cornish Playhouse. Our bartender, Zac, did an absolutely PHENOMENAL walkthrough of Japanese whiskeys and catered to our tastes perfectly. The speak-easy type ambiance was charming and I can't wait to stop by again!