Back in 1991, amid the rise of the first Internet start-ups, the smell of the first coffee roasters, and the pounding sound of Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Alice in Chains and the Grunge scene: Seattle pub culture was first born on a once-quiet corner of Greenwood...
2129 Queen Anne Ave N (at W Boston St.) Seattle , WA 98109 United States
Credit Cards | Yes |
Wi-Fi | Yes |
Outdoor Seating | No |
Menus | Lunch, Dinner, Happy Hour |
Drinks | Beer, Full Bar, Cocktails |
Tuna melt is such a guilty pleasure; they put spicy peppers in it.. The fried goat cheese is amazing as well . Unexpected for the feel of the place but good!
Decent list with nano-breweries like Stoup and Reuben 's starting to make the occasional appearance. Food a little pricey for what it is, but the Reuben is excellent and the tuna melt quite good. 21+
Great spot to watch a game! Local pub with great service and delicious soups .
First visit tonight. Ordered the Chicken Quesadilla which came with a small leafy-green salad . It was DELICIOUS! They have my fave cider , Blackthorn, which is hard to find! Definitely going back!
The chicken quesadilla was stuffed with pesto and cilantro . The seared prawns left a mild but lingering spice. All to pair better with the microbrews : about 20 beers , mostly from Washington and Oregon Read more
The cask ales are amazing. As are the tacos/Mexican foods on the menu - a real find with a local Queen Anne feel
Totally a local bar . If you're an "outsider" go with friends! Bartenders make good reccomendations for beer but not great shots!
The only decent drink prices are during happy hour . The food is so good though!!
Fantastic happy hour Mon-Fri from 3-6pm at @HilltopAlehouse $4.50 Imperial 20 oz. Pints and wells ! http://ow.ly/a2El9
Best chicken sandwich I've ever had, get that and the gumbo !
Cask conditioned ales readily available as well as a good run of local Washington microbrews .
This is the most delicious tuna melt . Ever.
Best Reuben in Seattle. Hands down.
Bartender gave us a sample of the Ninkasi Tricerahops Double IPA . It's amazing. Will definitely go back for more!
The Ruben was great an their pasta salad is delicious!
The salmon sandwich is amazing! Try it with half pasta salad and chips . Don't miss out on this one!
Friendly service , passable pub food
Schooners are the way to go if u want to try a lot of beer .
Ask about their cask selection and try to sit near the window!
The cask ales will transport you to jolly olde England.
Hale's Cream Ale on nitro is always a reliable choice.
Enjoying a Boundary Bay Amber Cask
Don't go unless its happy hour . $6.50 for one pint of flat interurban IPA .
Only drink the cask - the closest you'll get to proper beer this side of Landsend
Imperial pints a plus great beer selection , cask , nitro, but bartender is not very friendly
The chicken sandwich deserves all the praise it gets. Try it with the cask IPA .
From the tap: Hales Cream Ale is the smoothest beer you will ever have.
Awesome tea shop . Ask for Brett - he knows his teas !
Make sure to ask them to put tabeuleh back on the menu. Goat cheese salad is a great light lunch .
The house margarita is crappy! Order something else.
The Reuben is outstanding.
Best reuben sandwich in Seattle!
The gumbo is always fantastic, but you must like your gumbo spicy because it is.
Nothing special. Food sounds better than it tastes. Don't come in with high expectations. Their hefeweizen is good though.
Try the Tuna Melt - Just spicy enough.
Seattle beer week! Free pint glass !
Salmon sandwich all the way.
Draw a willy on the blackboard in the gents'
Must have gumbo and goat cheese salad with a pint of Hale's Cream Ale .
The burger is on bagette, and oblong, but with blur cheese it pretty much rocks.
Either steak sandwich is awesome!!!!
Do do do do it
Return wallet to pocket after paying check
This place sucks!!! Ew!!!!
Rueben sandwich . So good.
The turkey/beef dip, and their renown fried chicken sandwich are all very good as a wrap. - YKV
The breakfast is well priced & delicious. Best of all, there rarely is a wait! - Alicia Neumann
If you require food to live, I would advise you to go here. They have litterally thousands of items that you can eat and drink. It it a rare occurance in our modern American life. - Dominic Henning