This is, hands-down, the chillest place in the Market. Sure, it’s great for a late-night drink, but it feels even more refreshing to duck inside away from the lingering early-evening crowds. It’s dim, but with airy clerestory windows for sunlight and air. The seating is soft and arranged in living-room-like clusters. Service is fast and friendly. They’re enough of a dive that they, until startlingly recently, only took cash, but their shelves are full of antiquated books to delight quieter crowds. They’re modeled after a gentle neighborhood English pub and can serve you up a decently priced glass of whiskey or a Pimm’s cup. The menu is pretty small, but sometimes includes cask beers, which are lukewarm, so do not be alarmed!
Open 5 pm to 2 am Monday through Saturday, closed 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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