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EXPLORE SEATTLE | | | | | | | 7401 Greenwood Ave N
Seattle,
WA
98103
206-784-2955 | | | | | Description: NORTH METRO. Billed as a great place for folks to gather, this friendly pub is just that. Long and narrow, the place compels patrons to meet and greet, capturing the true spirit of the traditional public house. Added to the mix is the fantastic food, which departs from the usual "wings and things" mentality to include specials like salmon nicoise, chicken enchiladas, and Big Easy-style gumbo. Of course, the true draw is the wide beer selection, which includes Mac & Jacks African Amber, Diamond Knot IPA, and Rogue Dead Guy Ale.
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| Circa Neighborhood Grill & Ale House2605 California Ave
Seattle,
WA
98116
206-923-1102 | | | | | Description: WEST SEATTLE. Decorated with wrought iron fixtures and painted tangerine and aubergine hues, this sleek neighborhood pub perfectly mirrors the upstart attitude of its West Seattle environs. In the evenings, area professionals stop in to enjoy a microbrew or glass of wine at the refreshingly subdued bar. The menu offers a unique take on the concept of pub grub, winning patrons with dishes like Spanish-style fried calamari with lemon-garlic aioli, chicken jambalaya with andouille sausage, and enchiladas. Innovative egg dishes (served at weekend brunches) have become somewhat of a local legend.
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| 5140 Ballard Ave NW
Seattle,
WA
98107
206-784-3640 | | | | | Description: BALLARD. An authentic Irish pub in the Ballard area, Conor Byrne offers patrons a cozy setting in which to enjoy a pint of stout and a bit of live music, be it traditional Irish, jazz, folk, or bluegrass. While elegant chandeliers softly light the beautiful mahogany bar, the pub's exposed brick walls are adorned with various pieces of local artwork and several pieces of Irish-related memorabilia.
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| 801 1st Ave
Seattle,
WA
98101
206-264-2700 | | | | | Description: DOWNTOWN. This character-laden hotspot offers authentic Irish pub atmosphere with food, drink, and entertainment to match. Inside, you'll find quintessential dark-wood bar areas, cozy nooks, and plenty of "pub" ambiance. The place tends to get packed quickly after the sun goes down, and many nights, Fadó features live music dancing is always encouraged as well as special events to celebrate soccer (football!) matches. To mark your visit, stop by the gift shop and pick up a few things Irish. And remember to arrive early to snag a table and avoid a cover charge (which is cash-only).
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| 206 N 36th St
Seattle,
WA
98103
206-545-6864 | | | | | Description: FREEMONT. Located between Palentine and Greenwood, many regard the George & Dragon Pub as the UK's Seattle embassy, and it does attract its share of expats. Indeed, when "football's on the telly," you can expect to see this authentic English pub packed to the hilt with folks clamoring to see Arsenal, Man-United, and the like. All the usual suspects are present and accounted for at the taps, whether it's John Courage, Bass, or Newcastle you crave. In addition, the menu features classic pub fare like bangers & mash and shepherd's pie.
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| 2129 Queen Anne Ave N
Seattle,
WA
98109
206-285-3877 | | | | | Description: QUEEN ANNE. Enjoying a stately location and spectacular views of Puget Sound and the Olympic Mountains, this red-brick pub has earned a loyal following with its friendly service, good food, and terrific selection of local and imported ales, ciders, and stouts. So homey is Hilltop that it's not uncommon to come in on consecutive nights and find the same folks sitting in the same spots and enjoying the same great beers. An added draw is the gourmet menu, which features spicy gumbo, steak and Guinness pot pie, fresh zesty fish tacos, and signature, Asian-inspired halibut cakes.
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| 610 NW 65th St
Seattle,
WA
98117
206-789-9643 | | | | | Description: BALLARD. With a friendly clientele that includes tourists, blue collar folks, young professionals, and occasional students, Molly's may seem more like a family reunion at times than a bar full of complete strangers. Here things are as they should be: the Guinness pours rich and dark while tenors sing the praises of fair Irish women and that's just on Wednesday nights! In addition to live music, Molly's sponsors pool tournaments and trivia nights. A traditional pub menu is available, and a full Irish breakfast is served every Sunday.
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| 808 Post Ave
Seattle,
WA
98104
206-621-7777 | | | | | Description: DOWNTOWN. Unassuming and unpretentious, this Irish pub offers laid-back ambience for its cast of regulars and for first-timers who drop in. The menu makes available Emerald Isle classics like fish and chips, Guinness beef stew, and shepherd's pie; the bar offers Guinness, Harp, and local microbrews. Nightly music performances include sets by the pub's house band and by other local talents as well. The back room features a pool table and jukebox, and you'll also find a big-screen TV that broadcasts the best sports events of the day.
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| People's Pub (Die Volkskneipe)5429 Ballard Ave NW
Seattle,
WA
98107
206-783-6521 | | | | | Description: BALLARD. A quintessential German pub, this local institution places a premium on the things that matter: excellent food, drink, and cheer like you'd expect to find at an Old Country alehouse. Indeed, you won't find gaudy decor and flashing neon lights that hide shortcomings simple wooden chairs and paneling are as flashy as it gets. What you will find, though, is a friendly crowd that enjoys Spaten, Hofbrauhaus, and Moose Drool draughts alongside good conversation and an order of wiener schnitzel.
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| Attic Alehouse and Eatery4226 E Madison St
Seattle,
WA
98112
206-323-3131 | | | | | Description: MADISON PARK. This friendly, local place is a favorite with folks in the neighborhood, who often relax in the cozy surroundings and chat with whoever's around. You'll find a good selection of beers, including about a dozen drafts, and there's also pub food for added energy (burgers and sandwiches, along with a variety of hot dinner specials). TVs scattered throughout the space ensure that you won't miss big games, and since the pub is open late, you know that you'll be in good company, especially on busy weekend nights. On mild days, try to score a sidewalk seat to scope out passersby and enjoy the sun.
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