This spot’s name translates to “the drunk,” and, fittingly, they have margaritas for as little as $6. That’s for the “pink cheapo”—they have more interesting ones for $12—but after the first couple, do you really notice a difference? They have a patio right along First Avenue perfect for people-watching, too. In case you’ve got babies with you, it’s all-ages until 5 pm.
Its previously carnivorous menu went entirely plant-based in 2021, includes proteins like cochnitas with shredded orange-achiote jackfruit, Al Pastor with locally-made tofu, and adobo seitan steak. Those looking to get a little more meat-subby can go straight for some Impossible meat or soyrizo, though.
Open noon to 10 pm Monday through Thursday, noon to 11 pm on Friday and Saturday, and noon to 8 pm on Sunday.
A Local’s Guide to Pike Place Market After Dark 🌝
Daytimes are what Pike Place Market is known for. But in the evening, a whole other market comes alive, one with drinks, dancing, and general revelry.
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