The sweetest building with the sweetest people. It is so welcoming and wholesome!! I just truly…read morefeel seen and love the location.

Came here to celebrate a birthday and get immersed in another world. Inside Passage is in Seattles…read morebusy capitol hill neighborhood. Parking can be a wee bit tricky so waking, ride share, or public transit will be your best options. But if you have to drive we found a paid lot a few blocks away While this wasn't the best tiki bar we've ever been to, it did stand out for the presentation of drinks, the cool (and massive) octopus, the immersion, and overall vibe is nice and atmospheric They have four non-alcoholic options which I really appreciated as the one driving for the night! They also have standard as well as unique takes on tiki drinks. We were surprised to find so many options with vodka and tequila which isn't common in a more traditional tiki bar We had the: - "Kiki Premier Mai Tai" which wasn't as rum forward as we would have thought, especially given how many rums it had in it; but overall it was a classic style Mai Tai and tasty with quality rums - "One Eyed Willy" which has a fun presentation in a chest with smoking dry ice. This one you could taste the rum more and overall it was a really enjoyable drink and experience - "See A Light" which is a non-alcoholic option and the taste was just as good as the presentation. Came in a lovely angler fish tiki mug with the light and everything! The taste was complex and something that thought went into creating - "Four Boys" another non-alcoholic option that was the coolest visual as it came in a "steaming" crock pot. The taste was very unexpected, in a good way, and is a drink I would get again Overall the drinks were about a 4/5 but with the charming atmosphere and whimsical presentation it's a 5 star experience that is just fun

I have to give a special shoutout to Freddy, the bouncer at Hula Hula! It was truly such a pleasure…read moremeeting and interacting with him. He was professional, personable, welcoming, and honestly one of the highlights of our night. I've been to plenty of establishments where the bouncers seem more focused on looking intimidating than actually having good people skills, but Freddy was the complete opposite. He greeted us, laughed and joked with us, and made us feel genuinely welcome while still being professional and doing his job. I can honestly say I've never felt the need to tip a bouncer before, but Freddy absolutely earned his tip that night based solely on his level of customer service. That says a lot! We'll definitely be coming back into the city soon, and we genuinely hope Freddy is there when we return. Hula Hula has a great one representing them at the door. Give that man his recognition!

Walked in an pretty much knew right away this wasn't the tiki bar we had hoped. To be fair, it was…read morekaraoke night, and the people singing made it that much harder to enjoy. Not a true tiki vibe

Fun bar with average decor and service. The drinks are creative and taste good too. Went there…read morebecause it was listed as a top five tiki bar in seattle. When we got there, the music was not tiki and the staff when asked said "we aren't a tiki bar... we are more of a tropical bar" I wouldn't avoid this place... but I wouldn't work hard to go here either. Middle of the road.

We came off a Mexican Riviera cruise a month ago and found ourselves craving a bit of that tropical…read moretouch upon our return. If you find yourself in the same boat (haha, get it? see what I did there? boat ... same boat .. because we were in a boat ... No? Ok, nevermind, moving right along ) ... I recommend you check out Navy Strength, a cute tropical themed bar in the Belltown area of Seattle. We actually came upon them by accident when heading to a local musical event nearby but we were definitely taken to that tropical head space, just sit back, relax, take in the ambiance and music, enjoy a drink and feel the motion of the waves .. or was that from the drink, either way, highly recommend! Being a big fan of the Twin Peaks tv show, my wife was taken by the novelty of a drink called "Fire Walk with Me" and, between both presentation and taste, it definitely didn't disappoint on either level. We didn't think to check the food menu at the time but in hindsight, they look to have some good options worth going back for. They have a Jackfruit slider that can be made vegan. In addition, they have nachos which can be made vegan as well. I reached out to ask about this, instead of vegan cheese, it's prepared with a house peanut sauce, sounds intriguing to me. Last (that I noticed) they have Smoked Almonds and also Marinated Olives, both labelled "V" for vegetarian but I can't imagine what might keep them from being vegan, worth inquiring further on that.

This place was actually recommended to me by one of the regulars at Rider, so of course I had to…read moresee what the hype was about! We came here right after our nice dinner at Musang, and the place was already packed when we arrived. You can definitely feel that lively Belltown energy the moment you walk in with dim lighting, chill music, and that cool, slightly hipster lounge vibe that fits perfectly in the neighborhood. The entire staff was already in full Halloween mode, and the bar was decked out with festive decorations everywhere even the drinks were themed! Lol. It was definitely a fun surprise to experience that early in the season. The service was fast, and the bartenders were super friendly and clearly passionate about what they do. Drinks were beautifully crafted, strong, balanced, and totally on theme! Overall, Rob Roy totally lives up to its reputation with great cocktails, fun atmosphere, quick service, and welcoming staff. Perfect spot for a nightcap after dinner or if you want to feel like a local in the heart of Belltown.

Rob Roy, located in Seattle's Belltown neighborhood, is a celebrated cocktail bar that blends…read moremid-century chic with vintage bachelor-pad charm. Rob Roy offers a rotating menu of classics and inventive seasonal drinks, all made with premium spirits and house-made ingredients. The bar's commitment to quality has earned it national recognition from Esquire, Eater, and the James Beard Foundation. Rob Roy's intimate lounge setting, complete with plush seating and a curated soundtrack, makes it ideal for both quiet conversations and lively nights out. Food options are limited because the focus here is on the drinks. Expecting surf and turf? Rob Roy's got it, in the form of goldfish crackers and jerky. The rear hallway featured some excellent wallpaper, and the gender neutral bathroom had cocktail recipe graffiti. At the bar, I enjoyed a Selkie - a blend of whiskeys, gentian, banana, ginger, clarified lemon and honey, and bitters. It reminded me of how much I miss Patrice Bergeron, six-time Selke winner. Cheers.

I stopped by the West Seattle Bowling Alley Lounge yesterday and had the local sliders. The quality…read moreof the meat was excellent, and the Hawaiian rolls were great--definitely the highlight of the meal. ​My only critique was the mac salad; it tasted good, but the portion was a bit small (it felt like a half-scoop instead of a full one). It's a bit on the expensive side, but the flavors were solid. Overall, a great experience and I'd recommend it!

Blown away!! Thank you West Seattle bowl for this amazing experience Jimmy the Baretender made…read moreamazing mimosas with a twist & fab exceptional customer service. The food was amazing!! & the fresh flowers in the cocktails really elevated the Hawaiian experience O think they started serving Brimch on Sundays August of 2025 but I gotta start tellin folks bc this is such a great best kept secret!! Can't wait to come back & bring friends

so yummy and a cute atmosphere ! I love all the cocktails and dim lighting. Love that theres…read moreoutdoor seating too.

We came on tiki night! Ordered pieces of eight and hotel national…read more Personally really like passionfruit in my drink so Pieces of Eight made sense for me. Light and refreshing, enjoyed this one that it wasn't overly sweet.

Damn. I really wanted to like this place. It's a rum bar but it is clearly well stocked as…read moreevidenced by the large selection of alcohol on the wall and variety of drinks offered on the menu. My friend ordered a dirty martini from the waiter, Collin. He rudely and condescendingly informed her that it was a rum bar. When she told him that she saw gin on the wall. He again responded with condescending tone that they cannot make a dirty martini because they don't have olives. We asked for more time to think about our decision. And we contemplated leaving because he was so rude. However, we had been driving for 4 hours and really just wanted to unwind and have a drink so we ordered martini espressos, a pina colada, and some "monkey" drink. The only drink that tasted good was the piña colada. And honestly, we weren't sure if the drinks were genuinely horrible or if Collin's attitude soured the experience. I don't think this place was anything special. We went to a lovely wine bar just a block away with great ambiance and lovely staff. This is not a place worth visiting

A rum lover's paradise in Belltown. Did the "Rum 101" flight…read moreand it was the perfect way in... Like a guided tour through four regions, from an El Dorado 8 Year out of Guyana to a Jamaican pot-still and a Saint James VSOP from Martinique. Each pour had its own character, and you really taste how much the origin matters. The vibe is dark, cozy, and transportive... like a hidden tiki den. With one of the deepest rum lists in the country, this is a must for anyone who's serious about the spirit (or just curious). Knowledgeable staff, killer flights, zero regrets. A friend in invited me but I'll be back.

Stampede has one of the most creative cocktail menus in Seattle, and the legacy menu is stacked…read moretoo. Best cocktails in Fremont, and honestly it's not even close. I got the Puma St. Puma, which was basically a spiced pineapple margarita--fruity, savory, a little smoky, and really well balanced. My date got the Bermuda Love Triangle, and hers was incredible. Creamy, tropical, and somehow tasted like the milk left at the bottom of a bowl of Fruity Pebbles, in the best possible way. It can take a little while to get a drink, especially when they're busy, but these aren't basic cocktails being thrown together in 30 seconds. You can't rush perfection. Stampede continues to be one of the best cocktail bars around.

Meh. Didn't spend enough time here to get a full review. But it was worth noting it was probably…read moreone of the worst margaritas I've ever had in my life. Ao extremely sweet and also bitter at the same time. Someone else got a skinny marg that was also horrible. We asked for a little soda water to dilute it and were given a freshly opened bottle of sparking water- and charged for it. Service was friendly but we quickly forced our drinks down and left.

Cha cha has a great atmosphere, with a dark basement that is bustling. This place is very busy on…read morethe weekends. Bartends are fast and take your orders quickly. The drinks are what you'd expect from a dive bar. Cheap and full of alcohol.

I came here on a Friday night with friends. I was expecting it to be busy but was actually pretty…read morelaid back. The security at the front checking IDs was a bit dismissive. The drinks weren't all that- I ordered a Paloma and it had no flavor luckily it came with lime.

Tiki bar is in addition to other restaurants at the site. Very dark and quiet and not many people…read more Good but not great and def no need to return

Fun tropical tiki themed restaurant and bar with rustic south sea vibes. This Nui Nui is at…read moreAnderson School above the Northshore Lagoon swimming pool. We've been here a few times and always enjoyed their food, drinks, and service. Their cocktails are amazing and pairs well with the chill atmosphere. Seating is spacious and is perfect for group gatherings. Cocktails are undeniably their forte. Their menu features 13 cocktails, however their bar has a decent collection and can certainly create more than what is listed on the menu. My favorites are The Original Zombie, Painkiller, and Jungle Bird. The Original Zombie has a limit of 2 per customer and for a very good reason. They also have a kiddie cocktail menu featuring 4 drinks. And yes, they're non-alcoholic. Their food is also noteworthy. I tried their Tokyo Tots, Nui Nui Banh Mi, Big Wave Brussels Sprouts, and Saigon Kick Chicken Tenders. The Banh Mi was decent and was served with a side of mac salad. The chicken tender was spicy and was topped with pickled carrots and daikon radish. The brussel sprouts were crispy and flavorful. Our server was very attentive and always checked in on our table. Overall, a great neighbor spot. They do have a happy hour menu and is worth checking out.