I really wanted to like this place, so I visited a few times before posting this review…read more It's an average bar with average service and above average prices. A pint of beer will cost you $8.50 with tax but without tip, so that's basically $10! Service was a bit slow and not too friendly, but definitely not rude. There are much better options on the area for both beer and bars, so I will not be returning anytime soon.

Love coming to the Siren for a few after work drinks and games of darts. They have plenty of…read moremachines always available. You won't find these many dart machines in many places. Bartenders are always super nice and friendly. Love the outdoors area as well, especially if you smoke (my friend does) it's a nice chill spot with a fire pit. This place is definitely on the "divey" side but the food is great! On busy weekends they have a cook but during the week the bartender will also cook for you. Burgers never disappoint! Check this place out! Can't stress enough how fun their dart machines are here. Love the Siren!

I absolutely love monkey loft when it comes to places to go and dance, where you can depend on the…read moremusic being good and the crowd energy being good too. My only complaint is the security guard. And one in particular. He's got medium length dark hair and always wears a hat. He's super annoying and always comes up to people and just makes the experience a little bit worse. Other than that, I love everything about the place especially the greater at the door. She's very friendly and helpful.

I wanted to share some feedback about my experience at the after-hours. I was honestly caught off…read moreguard by how openly drug use was happening on the dance floor. This wasn't subtle, it was multiple people openly doing cocaine lines in plain sight. I understand the nature of after-hours and that people may arrive already under the influence, but this felt far beyond that. It created an environment that didn't feel safe or controlled. What stood out most is how normalized it seemed, which raises concerns about liability and potential risks to the business. I'm surprised this hasn't drawn attention from regulators, given how visible it was. I'm sharing this because it feels like something that could become a serious issue if it continues unchecked.

Everything was amazing! We had the champagne flight, Deviled eggs, tempura cream puffs, and the…read morecroissant madame. Each thing was so delicious with this very own taste.. going in I had said I don't like tea. I doubt I'll like the eggs but they were amazing. Love the hot mustard in the yolk. Nice touch.. We split all of it.... I was stuffed! I can't wait to go back!

Came across this cute, cozy brunch spot in Seattle and it did not disappoint! The menu is small,…read morebut every dish feels unique and thoughtfully crafted. If you're planning to visit on a weekend, definitely make a reservation. We started with a French press coffee, then shared the roasted cauliflower frittata, deviled tea eggs, braised duck Benedict, BLT sammich, and finished with the tempura-battered cream puffs. Everything was shared between the four of us, and we left with happy, full bellies. My favorites were the roasted cauliflower frittata and those crispy, tempura-battered cream puffs they were absolutely delicious! The rest of the dishes complemented each other perfectly, making for a fun brunch experience.

We hosted our after-wedding party at 1988, and it was the perfect way to end an amazing day. From…read morethe moment we started planning, the team was accommodating, easy to work with, and helped make the process stress-free. The space itself was fun, vibrant, and had such a great atmosphere for celebrating with friends. Our guests had an amazing time, and it was exactly the kind of night we were hoping for after our wedding reception. The drinks were great, the service was attentive, and everything ran smoothly throughout the night. Looking back, we're so happy we chose 1988 for such a special occasion. It created so many fun memories for us and our guests. Highly recommend for anyone looking to host a private event or celebration!

What a gem. Drinks were balanced and so, so interesting. I want to go back to try the rest of the…read moremenu! Loved the cucumber salad, their gangalal drink, and the Pandan drink too!!! 11/10. Props to the owner! I hope he'll consider clear ice cubes for the rocks drinks bc his drinks are next level!! N

Lol "interesting" experience…read more I came around 1030 after work, to meet a friend I work in kitchens. I'm wearing all black. Nonslip Docs. Backpack. Probably smell lol Lobby guy was nice. He says "I'll buzz you up." I waited in the elevator for a while. After like 3-5 real minutes I walk into the lobby and text my friend. "I ain't coming. I'm not fancy enough apparently" In that time, the Clerk noticed me. Apologies Profusely. I got up. Friends were really happy. Service was very nice and accommodating. Drinks are Top Notch My friends were giving a "Live Update" about my "situation" the entire time We probably got 8ish drinks. Paid for 3 They close at 11, I left around 1230 Props to Them A+++++++++++ Customer Service Drinks and Ambiance too, but we already knew that Props to the Staff Thank You

Amazing views! Specially at sunset. But that's where the goodness ends. The drinks don't match the…read moreambiance or elevated feel you get sitting there. They're basic bar drinks, and while they do have unique names, they're not original and just taste of cheap liquor and mixers. (Do they not squeeze their own limes?) Looking at their liquor bar, it's all bottom shelf stuff anyways, so don't expect to be wowed. It's basically a dressed up college bar, for wanna be influencers who think that paying for a 24 dollar drink gets them clout.

My family and I went here about 2weeks ago. We took our kiddos thrifting and then the hanger set…read morein. It's hard to find something everyone agrees on but this place had a little of everything. we got there and they were in that weird in between time from end of lunch/happy hour, so the kitchen was closed. It was about a 30ish min wait but we were determined. It was a fabulously sunny day, people sitting outside so we decided to hang out and have a drink while we waited for the kitchen to open. So glad we stuck around because this place is AMAZING. The corn fritters our wonderful server recommended them and I could kiss him. They were so good. The oak salad was light and fresh, perfect for the day. Burger and fries were super hot and yummy. Lastly, the server was so great with our 2 girls. (Wish I would have gotten his name) He let them sit outside at their own little table and they chatted with the other patrons. (There was a couple with their dog sitting outside). My niece is very sociable and friendly and it was just a great vibe all around. This is a great neighborhood gem. She actually asked to go back this weekend. We will def be back. This place is super cute, great food and super friendly staff.

We decided to try Oak in Beacon Hill area of Seattle for dinner. We arrived about 6pm and were…read moregreeted and seated immediately inside. The restaurant was about half full when we arrived but was packed by 7pm when they have trivia game night on Monday evenings. The menu has many vegan and vegetarian options as it was originally a vegan restaurant. One of us ordered the bacon cheeseburger with vegan cheese and three ordered Banh Mi Salad, which was a dinner special. Two selected the grilled chicken as protein and one selected the grilled tofu. The burger was juicy and delicious. The salads were excellent. One of the best salads I have had, unique. The marinaded chicken was grilled perfectly. The pickled vegetables were an excellent acid complement for the salad with sesame dressing. Definitely a local favorite. Enjoyed the relaxed vibe of the restaurant. Server was very helpful in answering questions about allergies. Greatly appreciated. Highly recommended for great healthy food options, a good time and a chilled and relaxing evening!

I've been seeing a lot of advertisements for this place lately and really appreciate that. I love…read morethe idea of there being a Rainer themed bar in the old Rainer building. Lots of easy parking here, but slightly hard to locate the entrance if you don't know where you are going. I'd been to whatever was in this location before and like this a lot better. It's kind of dark inside, but is separated into 3 different rooms with pool in the back. Looks like they have regular events here too, but I have yet to check this out. The history of this location is cool. I appreciate a happy hour that goes til 7 pm. I am also thankful for the option to get pizza with dairy free cheese, this was pricey, but tasty. My favorite part was being able to check out all the Rainer memorabilia. I will plan to stop off here in the future when the traffic on the freeway is unbearable.

My first time here! Was a cute little spot, the decor was very cool!…read moreParking was great and the atmosphere was awesome! The drinks were really great and the staff were nice as well!

Very greasy, and expensive for what we received. Order the…read moreorange chicken, soy noodles with chicken and the Chinese broccoli. Chicken was overcooked and the coating was hard. Broccoli and noodles were also greasy. The noodles barely had any chicken in them and were missing flavor. Just an underwhelming meal overall Not worth the cost.

My bf has been raving about this place for many years, so I finally stopped in with him. It is such…read morea hidden gem!! It feels like these unique older spots are disappearing left and right, and I just pray that doesn't happen here. It's essentially a maze of old train cars. I def didn't see the whole thing, but I did get to see FDR's old train car, and just the fact that it is a. in Seattle and b. part of this Chinese restaurant is like...what?! Maybe I'm weird, but I love a little random history. It was quiet on an early Saturday afternoon. In the bar there was playoff football on tv and reggae playing. Awesome service from bartender Mo. She recommended the Singapore noodles, which was a dish neither of us had tried before anywhere, but WOW - we have a new fave! The hot & sour soup also really hit the spot on a cold & rainy day. We'll probably be back this weekend.

The Sunday sundae specials are excellent! This one was a caramel banana sundae - it's huge,…read moredefinitely can split with two people. Their fried chicken sandwiches are also excellent and very filling - they are $11-15. The seasonal sandwich right now is the southern bird, which is my favorite. This place was packed on a Wednesday evening, but the line moved quickly since most people were just getting ice cream.

Streetfront building. Public street parking only from my understanding. Indoor and outdoor seating…read more Order at the register, they give you a number, and bring it to you when ready if you're dining in. Friendly service in a casual atmosphere! We got two chicken sandwiches - original and southern bird (a bit spicy). Both delicious and generous servings, but also be warned they're messy to eat! They cut them in half for us so they were easy to share. Much appreciated. Also got strips (comes with curly fries and your choice of two sauces). And an extra order of curly fries that def wasn't necessary for our fam of 4 (2 adults, 4 yr old, and 2 yr old). I got a white peach sangria slushie, too. Not the biggest serving, but tasty! All that ran me just over $70 including tax and small tip as of July 2026. Not a bad deal, and we came home with leftovers!

$5 can of rainier beer and pizza during the Georgetown carnival…read more Staff friendly enough. Pizza was ok. We sat outside which was nice for people watching.

Nice little place for pizza, sandwiches, and other fare. They serve pizza by the slice and it's the…read morefucking bomb. Thin, foldable, but still with the perfect char and crispiness. Service was super fast, and their bathrooms were artfully decorated. Great place to grab a slice and drop a deuce when in need.