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The 2 Bit Saloon
4818 17th Ave. NW Seattle, WA 98107d
708-6917
http://2bitsaloonballard.com Ballard’s Bit Saloon got a makeover in early 2010 when new owners spruced up the dive’s carpets, woodwork, and bathrooms and re-christened it the 2 Bit. Old-timers needn’t worry, though. The anything-goes essence of the scruffy place remains intact, as do the stiff drinks, the spacious garden patio (an outdoor haven for smokers), and the backroom stage featuring live music from the best and most raucous of Seattle’s punk and hardcore scene. More >>
418 Public House
418 N.W. 65th St. Seattle, WA 98117
783-0418
http://418publichouse.com
5 Point Cafe
415 Cedar St. Seattle, WA 98121
448-9993
http://the5pointcafe.com
520 Bar & Grill
10146 Main St. Bellevue, WA 98004
425-450-0520
http://www.520barandgrill.com A cozy bistro nestled into a strip on Old Bellevue's Main Street, 520 has a homey sports-bar-meets-Mom's-kitchen décor. Regulars range from businessmen just off of work to conservatively-bobbed moms chatting over cocktails — Ladies Night is Tuesdays and select bottles of wine are just $22. A full bar, extensive menu (upscale pub grub and Asian fusion), weekend brunch, and two happy hours (3–6 p.m. Monday – Friday; 9–close every night) make the 520 a popular spot for casual Eastside get-togethers. More >>
611 Supreme
611 E. Pine St. Seattle, WA 98122
206-328-0292
http://www.611supreme.com
67 Lounge in the Hotel Edgewater
2411 Alaskan Way Seattle, WA 98121

http://edgewaterhotel.com This gorgeous bar inside the Edgewater Hotel has mastered the art of ambiance. Looking out over Puget Sound, it’s adorned with decorative trees, dim lighting, and walls graced with projected images of burlesque dancers. Guests can nosh on fancy snacks like blackberry hot wings and tandoori lamb sliders. Beer is available, but you’re more likely to feel in tune with your surroundings by ordering a glass of wine. More >>
88 Keys
315 Second Ave. S. Seattle, WA 98104
839-1300
http://ilove88keys.com This popular dueling piano bar attracts a wide swath of people, owing to its location among several bars, restaurants, and sport arenas. On weekends, talented pianists provide plenty of entertainment and are able to play almost all requests. Midweek, if you drop by longing for a pop song, an electric jukebox provides everything from Britney Spears to Foo Fighters to Luther Vandross. An impressive liquor selection makes the music that much better. More >>
9 Million in Unmarked Bills
3507 Fremont Pl. Seattle, WA 98103
632-0880
http://9m-unmarked.com/ Formerly the Triangle Lounge, this Fremont bar has taken on a quasi-Prohibition “gangster” theme. Its eight taps take the backseat to cocktails with names like “Bonnie and Clyde” and “DB Cooper.” 9 Mil shoots for an upscale crowd—the menu’s white truffle mac ‘n’ cheese and lamb sliders standing as proof—but the weekend vibe still usually lands on the fratty end of the spectrum. If that’s your crowd, this is your place. More >>
A-Pizza Mart
5026 University Way N.E. Seattle, WA 98105
517-4000
http://www.pizzamartdelivery.com Anything that's got the letter "A" haphazardly slapped in front of it indicates a couple of things. The first is the whole phone-book-placement advantage, and the second is usually a guarantee of subpar quality. A-Pizza Marts are scattered around the city, some just delivery outlets, others cheap eat-in restaurants. My experience with them has usually taken place over the phone in the waning hours of the night, spurred by way too much whiskey and a severe lack of late-night food options in the city. Until now. University Way's A-Pizza Mart has been completely transformed. The decor has gone from low-budget cafeteria to a pizza party in someone's finished basement—almost like a kitschy Capitol Hill theme bar, but without any shred of irony. Bright lights and a lonely counter have been replaced with darkness punctuated by the twinkle of Christmas lights and a bar (!) that serves hard liquor. Random records adorn the wall, plastic vines of artificial flowers up the tackiness factor (in a good way), and a well-worn, overstuffed couch brings it all together. The only thing that's missing is a gaming system. The pizza still rates just higher than a frozen Totino's, but it's cheap. Besides, nothing gourmet belongs in a finished basement anyway. "A" now stands for Awesome. At least in this book. AJA PECKNOLD More >>
Admiral Pub
2306 California Ave. S.W. Des Moines, WA 98166
933-9500
http://www.admiralpubseattle.com A sprawling neighborhood sports bar, the Admiral Pub serves as a constant reminder that those who live in West Seattle stay in West Seattle. Twenty-something dudes pound beers while watching baseball on one of the Admiral’s many TVs and discuss the success, or lack thereof, of picking up chicks at nearby California Avenue hotspots Mission and Matador. Poker night comes every Tuesday, and the back tables are usually packed with players chatting about their latest cruise down Alki Beach or what movies are screening at the Admiral Twin. More >>
Agave Cocina & Tequila
1048 N.E. Park Dr. Issaquah, WA 98029
(425)369-8900
http://agavecocinaandtequilas.com Yes, se habla futbol on the Eastside, and World Cup teams from Latin American nations will be featured on the TV screens at Agave. Kids are welcome outside the bar, while parents can enjoy mojitos and something called "the Guavapolitan." More >>
Agave Cocina & Tequila
17158 Redmond Way Redmond, WA 98052
(425)881-8252
http://agaverest.com/
Alibi Room
85 Pike St. Seattle, WA 98101
623-3180
http://seattlealibi.com
Alki Tavern
1321 Harbor Ave. S.W. Seattle, WA 98116
932-9970
From the way regulars devour the $1 tacos here, you’d think the only time they get a meal is during Taco Thursdays. But the tacos—and all else edible the Alki throws down—isn’t what packs the place with bikers (as in Harley) and cyclists (as in Trek). The Alki understands that its people want to drink. And if that means pouring cheap domestics of all stripes alongside the hoptastic suds that the 30-something homeowners up the hill are clamoring for, so be it. More >>
All Star Sports Bar
22303 Marine View Dr. S. Des Moines, WA 98198
206-212-6740
http://theall-starsportsbar.com South Seattle loves soccer, too! And don't get all snooty about where you watch the World Cup. With 16 ounce tall boys of PBR on the menu, plus $5 fries, North Seattle residents may want to drive down I-5 to watch the game here. More >>
Al's Tavern
2303 N. 45th St. Seattle, WA 98103
545-9959
Easy to miss if you don’t recognize the silver stars painted atop its stretch of NE 45th St. in Wallingford, Al’s Tavern is a true old-school dive with character that the Puget Sound mural on its walls echoes. The cash-only watering hole has been open for seven decades, and its prices for food, microbrew pints, or generous pours don’t seem to have risen much since its inception. For entertainment, regulars haunt the pool tables and the vinyl-stuffed jukebox. More >>
The Attic Alehouse & Eatery
4226 E. Madison St. Seattle, WA 98112
323-3131
http://atticalehouse.com Madison Park’s cozy Attic is a family joint - providing everyone in your family is of drinking age. The waitstaff is friendly - the menu even includes a short bio of all of them - and the regulars are welcoming to newcomers. The wooden interior makes the Attic look like a tavern; it also actually does look like an attic in there, exposed rafters and all. There's a full selection of liquor in addition to the myriad of beers on tap, plus a wide selection of sandwiches and rotating daily specials. The Attic caters to the sports crowd, and usually has the game on several TVs. But if that's not your bag you can just hang out and play darts in the back. More >>
Azzurri Vino Bar
223 N. 36th St. Seattle, WA 98103
547-1050
http://azzurrivinobar.com Azzurri is where calcio lives in Seattle. It's nothing fancy—three flat-screens, a scattering of Serie A jerseys and scarves on plain white walls—but it’s got heart and soul, thanks to the passionate, insistent charm of owner Michele Zacco. He’s also the host, bartender, cook and even the ref: Too much profanity and he’ll show you a yellow card. (He’s got a red card, too, which he’d prefer not to use.) The food—paninis, salads, pizza, and lasagna if you’re lucky—is authentic, hearty, and solid, as is the Sicily-centric wine list. But don’t look for Northwest microbrews—this is a Peroni bar. At Azzurri, you might even find yourself sitting next to a Sounder. MICHAEL MAHONEY More >>
Babalu
1723 N. 45th St. Seattle, WA 98103
633-4500
http://www.babaluseattle.com Amidst family-oriented neighborhood staples like Trophy Cupcakes and Molly Moon’s Ice Cream, Babalu’s multicolored external lights stand as a reminder of Wallingford’s nightlife. Open Wednesday through Sunday, the self-described “Euro-lounge with East Coast savvy” hosts a variety of danceable live music in its luxe, chandelier-adorned interior. Specialty cocktails include fruity concoctions like the “Baba Blue,” “Babalu Sunset,” “Babalu Breeze”… you get the idea. More >>
Back Door Pub
12330 Lake City Way NE Seattle, WA 98125
364-2642
A Lake City staple, the Back Door Pub isn’t for the faint of heart. But if you can make it past the wary glances of this dive bar’s regulars, a land of stiff drinks, pool (free on Sundays) and darts (free on Mondays) awaits. For the gamblers there are pull-tabs by the bar. And for music lovers, there’s the occasional rock concert courtesy of the owner’s ‘80s and ‘90s cover band. More >>
Bad Albert's Tap and Grill
5100 Ballard Ave. N.W. Seattle, WA 98107
(206) 782-9623
http://www.badalberts.com Ballard Avenue's southernmost bar has built a steady customer base through stellar burgers, blues (there’s live music about once or twice a week), and brews. Owner Steve Katsandres' effervescent personality has earned him the loyalty of longtime employees and customers, and the venue has proven to be a surprising magnet for cross-dressing blues fans on certain nights, which clearly separates it from the corner bar pack. More >>
Ballard Ave Pub
2236 NW Market St. Seattle, WA 98107
397-4102
The recently opened Ballard Ave Pub has a prime location smack in the middle of the busy Market Street strip. The interior is bright, clean, and airy - there’s nothing dingy about it. Once inside, customers can shoot pool in the back, play pulltabs, or pick out tunes on a brand new jukebox. The bar is so new that it doesn’t even offer food yet. But it does have beer. And while the extensive tap list is strictly local, it also serves PBR 40s, and a tab that comes scrawled on a post-it note. More >>
Ballard Grill & Alehouse
4300 Leary Way N.W. Seattle, WA 98107
206-782-9024
Ballard Loft
5105 Ballard Ave. N.W. Seattle, WA 98107
420-2737
http://ballardloft.com Thirteen flat-screen TVs are promised, and if you don't feel like eating and drinking indoors, the patio is pleasant on a sunny day. More >>
Ballard Smoke Shop
5439 Ballard Ave. N.W. Seattle, WA 98107
(206) 784-6611

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