Amy Maybe
Chris Petrilli@APBBlue depends on your style, but the Zig Zag is a classic, and they do live jazz on Mondays.
@petrillic This looks great! Thank you! Live music is always a bonus.
Das@APBBlue @petrillic I havent been to Seattle much but Zig Zag for sure!
@SRDas @petrillic It looks great!
garland@SRDas @APBBlue @petrillic I also like the Lonely Siren (also located in Pike Place Market area)
Blake Garner
brianl@APBBlue IL Bistro in Pike Place Market, especially if you like single-malts, port, or grappa. Small and romantic. Canon if you want something flashier. They limit party size to four or less.
Casey Peel@jonobie and I have enjoyed Stampede in the Fremont neighborhood.
JonobieYes, Stampede! Also… I mean, how many bars do you want to hit? ;) I also recommend Canon, Rob Roy, Navy Strength (particularly good for Tiki/rum drinks) or The Nook (west sea, probably the most innovative) if you’re looking for really fun and solid cocktails.
Bill Fellows@APBBlue Hear me out - Shortys https://shortydog.com which is a clown themed bar (enjoy their photos) and next door is The Rabbit Hole - which was a take on Alice in Wonderland.
Wonderful slice of Belltown
Cherizilla@APBBlue It's teeny, but I like Roquette on 1st Ave.
@APBBlue If you want to combine two things, going up the Smith Tower and getting a drink at the Observatory is a solid choice. Beautiful early 20th century building and elevators, and at least when I went up a few years ago, a solid bartending staff. I don’t remember what their drink menu was like, but their versions of bartender roulette drinks were good enough that I still have the coasters they gave us with the proportions on them. :-)