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    Needle and Thread

    4.1 (561 reviews)
    Closed 5:00 pm - 12:00 am (Next day)

    By appointment only

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    Gin martini with tomato vermouth
    Jacqueline C.

    What a cool experience. They asked us some questions to get to know our flavor profile and then made us drinks off of the answers. I had the best gin martini ever. I know that sounds simple but I'm telling you it tasted like magic.

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    M W.

    Instagram : @yeapeats I was excited to try Needle & Thread since it's often described as a speakeasy, but the "hidden" aspect didn't quite live up to expectations. Unlike other speakeasies that feel truly hidden, you actually just walk into Tavern Law, check in with the hostess, and let them know you have a reservation. They then guide you to a telephone where you repeat your reservation name before being let upstairs. It's a fun concept, but not especially secretive, and they're pretty strict about not letting you up early unless it's very empty. Once seated, we actually waited almost 20 minutes before being served with no acknowledgement. We ended up having to flag down the manager just to bring attention to our table, which was disappointing given the experience they're aiming for. The waitress asks a series of questions about your preferences--likes, dislikes, and flavor inspirations--so the bartenders can create custom cocktails for you. If you're knowledgeable about alcohol, this is probably a dream. If you're not (like me), it can feel a little intimidating, but our waitress was patient and did her best to guide us through it. The drinks themselves were excellent. Even the shots were customized, which was a nice touch. The vibe upstairs is chill and relatively quiet, making it a great place to relax and talk. Food is the same menu as downstairs at Tavern Law, so nothing new there. The only downside--and unfortunately a noticeable one--was an interaction with the female bartender (not our waitress). Based on the questions we were asked, my friend gave a mix of savory and sweet preferences, since we were told these were just inspirations. However, the female bartender came over sounding visibly annoyed and said, "So do you want savory or sweet? You're giving contradicting answers." The tone felt unnecessarily rude, especially since we were just following the process as it was explained to us. Overall, the drinks were great and the concept is unique, but between the delayed service and that negative interaction, it definitely put a damper on the experience.

    Emilia G.

    Loved my speciality drink with Ginger. Service was great and girls did an excellent job listening to what we like and adding their own little twist. Speakeasy bar was above the tavern law bar. You call through old phone and say password and go up flight of stairs to get to room. Happy we got to experience our first one here.

    Jennifer K.

    Absolutely fun spot if you feel like going on an adventure. I was initially at Tavern Law just downstairs then was told there was space available upstairs for us if we were interested in checking it out. Upon arrival, we got seated immediately and asked of our preferences for a drink. Despite me giving a quite abstract preference they nailed the drinks of my dreams. I wanted something spicy, clean and unexpected and absolutely loved my cocktail. The presentation is also very good with ample fresh flowers and unique compositions. Would definitely come back anytime.

    Drinks made after answering a few questions! Both were delicious and definitely exceeded our expectations!
    Huong N.

    We were able to snag an hour reservation in the middle of the week and had a great time. This speakeasy located in Tavern Law was super cozy and cute, and definitely requires a reservation because of how limited space is. I believe it was $20 for the two of us to reserve an hour, which was subtracted from our bill at the end. Someone came by fairly quickly after we sat down and asked us a few questions-- mainly what type of liquor we enjoyed, flavors we typically like, and others questions to help the bartenders/mixologist come up something special for each of us. Hard to explain, but the concept is great and they hit the mark for both of us. The drinks are a little pricey ($25 per drink) but I would say it's worth it to experience it at least once, and certainly a fun date night spot.

    Arthur E.

    Had a Saturday evening reservation. We arrived about 10 minutes early and had to wait until exactly the reservation time. Went through the telephone door and was sat immediately. The place looked like a small house / attic - which was nice and intimate. They don't have a set cocktail menu - you describe what you want or enjoy, and they'll craft something based on this. Service was spot on in helping guide us through what we may want. Had a rum old fashioned type drink and an herbal sweet drink with vodka as well. Both were well made. I think the concept is good for those that are feeling a bit of whimsical, at the same time - some set cocktails may be helpful to guide those who don't really know what they're feeling for.

    Amanda V.

    We had the best of intentions to walk to Needle & Thread, but halfway there we called a car. (It was raining. And uphill.) Needle & Thread, tucked above Tavern Law in Seattle's Capitol Hill, is a reservation-only speakeasy that offers a truly bespoke cocktail experience. A vintage phone at the back of the bar unlocks a hidden staircase leading to an intimate parlor filled with velvet chairs, antique decor, and vintage typewriters. Once seated, guests share their flavor preferences with expert bartenders who craft personalized drinks using fresh ingredients and top-shelf spirits. Whether you're craving something fruity, spicy, or bold, the result is creative and delicious. You'll never believe this, but my flavor explanation materialized into an elevated old fashioned. Cheers.

    Alex M.

    Overall: S // 7 stars Phenomenal speakeasy located in a vibrant district of Seattle! Everything about this experience was outstanding, from the cute telephone hidden entrance, to the throne-like seating of every single table, to the very well prompted questioning to concoct the perfect drink, to the stunning craftsmanship of the actual drink itself. I cannot recommend this place enough, definitely visit if you're ever in Seattle. (Japanese-Inspired: A+) - Opted for an Asian-forward drink for round one, which centered around genmaicha, shochu, and nori. This simple yet elegant drink gives a sake-forward smoothness and a mildly umami seaweed background. Excellent blend for those who like alcohol-subtle cocktails without sweetness or acidity. (Performative Era: S) - Round two hit the home run for me as this is exactly my type of drink; we went for floral, fruity, and performative here -- with featured a torched lime, not only for show, but adding a smoked citrus note. The blue curacao combined with the flame gives a novel showstopping look beyond the commonplace hibiscus or butterfly pea flower, which I was particularly impressed by. Absolutely phenomenal. Food: +2 Presentation: +1 Price: +1 Atmosphere: +2 Service: +1 Menu: +1 Overall: S Tier // 7 stars Insta/Yelp/Beli/TikTok: @amei_eats

    Tony C.

    Fantastic night of crafted cocktails and small eats. The premise for this speakeasy is that they don't have a cocktail list, but create the perfect cocktails to your favorite tastes and spirits. I have to say that my cocktails were probably the best I've tasted! Perfection is what the bartenders are shooting for and they hit the mark with unique and creative use of the drink spectrum. I highly recommend and get your reservation in to enjoy a fabulous cocktail.

    Vince U.

    As a self-appointed connoisseur of speakeasies (a title I awarded myself after extensive "research") Needle and Thread sits comfortably at the top of my list. While reservations aren't technically required, let me save you some heartbreak, make one. They only open reservations six days in advance, and this place fills up faster than brunch spots when the sun comes out in Seattle. Totally worth the planning. The experience starts downstairs at Tavern Law restaurant, where you let the host know you're headed to Needle and Thread. From there, you're directed to a mysterious locked door next to a telephone. Yes, an actual phone. Pick it up, give your reservation name once someone answers, and bam! You're buzzed upstairs like you've just passed a very classy secret test. Once inside, you're greeted and escorted to your seat, and the magic really begins. There's no drink menu because why limit creativity? Instead, the staff plays cocktail therapist, asking about your favorite spirits, flavors, and moods. Based on your answers, they craft a completely custom drink tailored to your palate. Every cocktail we tried was spot-on. Balanced, intentional, and clearly made by people who treat mixology like an art form rather than a guessing game. Bonus points: You can request the coaster they took your order on, which lists the ingredients so you can attempt to recreate it at home (results may vary depending on your confidence and liquor cabinet.) Not to be overshadowed by the drinks, the Sockeye Salmon Crostini was a fantastic fresh, flavorful appetizer and the perfect companion to a night of bespoke cocktails. They have other heartier food as well, but we had dinner reservations elsewhere for the evening. Between the immersive entrance, outstanding service, thoughtful drinks, and authentic speakeasy atmosphere, this isn't just a bar, it's an experience. If you're in the Capitol Hill neighborhood of Seattle, Needle and Thread is a must try.

    Kshama P.

    You can't make reservations at their parent main bar, Tavern Law but you can and must make one for their upstairs speakeasy Needle and thread (spots open 6 days prior). It's an intimate dim lit upstairs area with bar, high tops, and lounge seats. There are stairs to the entrance and within the bar area and there are restrooms too. The bar staff take time to understand what you want and ask questions to get more clarity. They encourage you to provide more details about the mood (eg. Light refreshing sipper for a beach afternoon) or the liquors or flavors or techniques. I asked for something with green chartreuse and saffron and my partner asked for a new novelty liquor. She made us two super fabulous drinks. They also have some light finger food - We had the cauliflower bites. Then we headed downstairs and had a night cap at TL. Overall, a really nice experience.

    Anais A.

    Made our reservation one week in advance for a Saturday night. The vibes were eclectic, the staff was super friendly and we thought the concept was really cool. Pricing was 23 for a cocktail. My husband loved his. Woody, rosemary, scotch. Mine was just okay, they missed the mark a little despite giving all my likes and dislikes. It was essentially a lemon gin and tonic. But a little too strong on the lemon that it was almost like lemon Lysol cleaner. The pour was strong, neither of us elected for a second drink. Based on the concept of the bartenders creating something special for you based off of your likes and "vibes" we'd be back to try again.

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    Secret spot with specialty, one of a kind, no menu personalized cocktails that hit the spot! What an experience. Right from the entry experience at this speakeasy, the tone was set. Special, tucked away, and beautiful, you are transported to another place and time - with wait and bar staff that are friendly and knowledgable, it was a night I won't soon forget. And the food!! Simple and delicious - I am still swooning over the burrata dish. Go! Make a resy for a special night out and you won't regret it.

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    It was fine. I miss the white walls! The whole space feels dark now. My drink this time was ok.

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    Do you allow walk-ins?

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    We accept as many walk ins as we are able to accommodate on any given night. However, being a small bar we cannot guarantee access to everyone. Reservations via our website (tavernlaw.com) make for the smoothest experience.

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    An intimate bar in a non-descript Capitol Hill building from the mid 20th century, which feels both…read morecramped and fun, as if you are in a friend's soiree held in their tiny apartment. This is no amateur game when it comes to service and cocktails however. I took a seat at the bar which may have space for about 6 people in a tight fit. It had the worn wooden feel that I have an affinity for (as opposed to the clinical glass and steel sterility of the hideous corporate tower and modern construction). There are hooks under the bar (hooray!). The bar tender was a biochemist by day trade, and had a perfectionist's touch when mixing up my gin drink called "Purple Haze" using lavender-infused gin mixed with another spirit - something almond perhaps. She smoked a stick of thyme and added that aroma to it as well. Very nice touch. The drink was balanced and delicious, not liquor forward which I had specified when the bartender inquired how I like my drinks. Didn't I feel sophisticated sipping this lovely adult beverage in this dingy bar, removed from the hard pavement and roaring I-5 highway outside? Of course the sexy soundtrack of global house music helped and pretty soon I was chatting away with the lovely hostess (she opens the door to let you in once you ring the doorbell at the door outside). The bathrooms were perfectly clean and well-kept. I would take visitors there in a heartbeat to have a well crafted cocktail.

    As you ring a doorbell to what seems like a house, you are led to a hidden speakeasy. Knee High…read moreStocking transports you into a cozy yet quiet space where you can get drinks with friends while having Filipino bites. My friends and I got two cigs at a funeral, one picadillo, and the whisper. All the drinks perfectly aligned with our taste buds. The cig at a funeral had a smoky taste while the picadillo was a bit tangy and the whisper was sweet. We also got some sample bites consisting of lumpia, tater tots, and chicken wings which were very yummy. To end our time at Knee High Stocking we got the Ube bread pudding which was also a great treat! Service was quite slow but we got everything in a duly manner. I loved how they gave us postcards of the owner to take home. Definitely a cute memorabilia!

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    4.1(312 reviews)
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    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

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    4.6(154 reviews)
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    One of the most unique speakeasy bars I've been to because they incorporate Vietnamese flavors into…read moretheir cocktails. The drinks are creative, well-balanced, and unlike anything you'll find at a typical cocktail bar. You can tell a lot of thought goes into every menu item. The standout for me was the Jameson shot with a pho broth back. It sounds unusual, but it works incredibly well. The warm, savory broth completely transforms the whiskey and makes for one of the most memorable bar experiences I've had. This is really similar to paper fan, which we visited as well, but we liked Phocific more.

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