Bars, Clubs, & Pubs in Seattle

Passionate about pints. Maniacal for malts. Rock Bottom always has been and always will be about the beer. Read more…

Seattle’s Blue Moon Tavern first opened its doors at 712 NE 45th Street near the University of Washington on or near April 15, 1934. Read more…

The Ballard Station Public House has been created to welcome those Ballard-ites into the wonderful community that is Ballard. Read more…

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On May 18, 1981, a year after Mt. St. Helen’s blew, Seattle’s first Irish bar opened: Murphy’s Irish Pub. That’s right. Read more…

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Kickin’ Boot evokes the memory of simpler times – food and drink made in-house, from scratch, and served with a generous helping of Southern hospitality. Read more…

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The Sunset Tavern was originally opened in the space that now contains The Ballard Smokeshop by Ballardites Betty and Jim Jones in 1972. Read more…

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STUDIO SEVEN is located just five minutes from historic Pioneer Square and downtown Seattle in the SoDo area. Read more…

n the year 1888, Washington Territory became a state of the union and in 1889 Seattle suffered the “great fire.” Early pioneers began to rebuild Pioneer Square… Read more…

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Showbox added to its family in 2007 with the addition of the larger Showbox SoDo, a converted-warehouse-turned-concert venue located just south of the sports stadiums in the… Read more…

75 Years & Still Rockin’! On July 24, 1939 the doors opened, and fans flocked to, Seattle’s newest entertainment hot spot – a beautiful art-deco gem named… Read more…

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Open since Halloween night 2003 The Funhouse is located across the street from the Space Needle, a little north of downtown Seattle. Read more…