74th
Street Tavern
- [11-04-00]
74th Street Tavern at Phinney Avenue N. and N. 74th is now
smoke-free. Finally a smoke-free pub on Phinney Ridge. Hope
they don't change back. They have designer beers and good
sandwiches. 7401
Greenwood Ave. N., Seattle, Washington (206)
784-2955 Anthony's
Homeport
- There
is now an Anthony's Homeport in Gig Harbor. The menu
is typical of Anthony's, good as usual and smoke-free to
boot. [Thanks, Anne] [11-04-00]
Anthony's Homeport-- Most Anthony's Homeport locations are
not smoke free in their bars. In fact, the Anthony's in
Kirkland that is mentioned on your site is not smoke free
for it has a small section in the back corner of the bar
where smoking is allowed. Although this area is seldom used,
I can't honestly say that it is smoke free until they make a
policy commitment to have the place entirely smoke free.
Maybe
a little community/market pressure would help them make that
last small step? [Thanks Colin of Metro/KC Public
Health] Summary
of Anthony's in Kirkland: Free parking in garage downstairs.
Good food, especially the seafood. Bar is on 2nd floor
facing marina, great view of Lake Washington, wall of large
windows facing west. Sundays starting 3:30pm, they have an
all-you-can-eat crab dinner which available in both
restaurant and the bar -- $20 includes salad, bread,
unlimited supply of warm or chilled crab. Small sign at bar
entrance announces they are 100% smoke-free. ...other
locations in the state, maybe they all went nonsmoking but I
haven't verified. [Thanks,Ken] Kirkland,
WA, Anacortes
Brewery / Rockfish
Grill -
[001211]
Hi Doug, I noticed that your pages have Anacortes Brewery as
closed. Fortunately that's not the case anymore. The
original owner/brewer of several years ago, Paul Wasik, is
back in charge. Now, instead of the Anacortes Brewhouse it's
called the Anacortes Brewery/Rockfish Grill. The beer is
consistently excellent. The wood fired pizza is spectacular.
The people are friendly and proud to show off their beer.
This place is worth a special trip, combine it with a trip
to the LaConner Brewery and you've got an awesome beer
cruise going. 320 Commercial
Avenue, Anacortes, WA, 360-293-2444 Archer
Ale House
- Just
a few quick comments about Archers: fabulous, homey,
comfortable, and with the best selection of beer in
town. Excellent
and wide beer selection. Great little English Style Pub. One
of my all time favorites and "Yes" completely smoke free.
Also, very knowledgeable staff and great atmosphere.
[Thanks Tammi] 1212 10th Street,
Bellingham, WA, 360-647-7002 Atomic
Ale Brewpub
- [12/29/01] Here's a smokeless brewpub in a region
where smokeless is unheard of. Located
in the nuclear town of Richland this is one business that
embraces the town's past not only in name but also by
displaying several black and white photos of early Richland
and construction of the nuclear plants up river. This small
brewpub is housed in an old A&W Rootbeer but
unfortunately they do not deliver beer to your car window
wearing roller-skates. It is 100% smoke free on the inside
with an outside smoking area that gets little use and offers
a chance to be outside when it's not too hot or too cold
(about 1/2 the year). Cask:
nothing here Tap:
8 serving there own beer with names like: Half Life Hefe,
Atomic Amber, Plutonium Porter, and Openheimer stout. There
were also serving an alt (too light in color for style),
spiced beer and IPA. 16oz
Pint $3.01 From
previous visits I remember there beer being passable so I
mainly support the place because they are non-smoking and I
love the photos. This trip the IPA had a huge diacetyl
character that overwhelmed the beer, malt and hops where
there but masked. By the time I finished the pint I had
learned that there has been a recent change in head brewer
and I hope for better luck next time around. Cannot comment
on the status of the other beers as I did not try them. Menu
consists of woodfired pizzas (which I liked), pasta, and
sandwiches. There is also a great local winelist for those
looking for eastern Washington wines. [Review
by Nathan Z.] M-Th
11-10pm 1015 Lee Blvd.,
Richland, WA, (509)046-5465 Aversano's
Italian Restaurant
- Having recently moved to Sumner, I had to try this place
out. The food was absolutely great! I got Lasagna and a
salad. Very cozy, comfortable place. The staff was friendly
and all smiles. Strange location in
a mini-mall next to a QFC grocery store. East Main St, Sumner
By QFC & US Bank Barking
Dog Alehouse - 12/13/03
- Operated by the folks from Fred's Rivertown Alehouse
(Snohomish since 1994) this place deliberately feels much
more like a restaraunt than a NW Alehouse. Cask:
Mongoose IPA support cask beer! Tap:
20 beers - two of crap = 18 taps! 3
IPA's (Dick's, Diamond Knot, Snoqualmie Falls), 4 X-mass
beers (Jolly Roger, Jubelale, Snow Cap, Tannenbaum), Manny's
Pale Ale - I'm staight-up falling in love with this beer.
Fresh, new, Washington brewed! other WA beers. 5 Belgian
Ales: Chimay Triple, nice chewy Kwak in proper glass,
Lindeman's Framboise, Maredsous 8 - rich, rasin & sugar
double, Urthel Tripel - bright refreshing tripel with the
citrus taste of Styrain Goldings. An amazing beer that
commonly scores 4.5 in beeradvocate.com's survey, and now I
know why. It was also gone by my next visit a week later,
but there was promise of more interesting Belgains to
come! Bottles:
Tripel Karmeliet (oats, wheat, barley - classic), Delirium
Nocturnum, Chimay Grande Reserve, Duinen Dubbel &
Tripel. Glass
$3 Imperial
Pint $4.25 Pitcher
$13 Belgians
6oz only but in proper glass: $6 - 6.75 15
Single malt Scotch's, full menu. Two tops, four tops, and
just 6 bar stools. Clean lines, light wood & dark paint,
stange floor plan. They took a smokey dive bar, 7th Ave.
Tav., and with $300,000 turned it into your smokefree
neighborhood Belgian draft meca! I just hope the neighbors
take a liking to Belgian beers served in the proper glass so
this place stays around. The crowd on Saturday night seemed
late 20's to 40's. Even if this place was filled with rowdy
frat boys they couldn't keep me from enjoying my fresh,
draft Belgian beer. 705
N.W. 70th St. (Basically north Ballard),
206-782-2974 Another
great review by Nathan Z. Thanks Nathan. Bay
Street Ale House
- [5-7-02]
I was checking out your web site......didn't see my favorite
place......and I am not even a beer drinker..great pizza and
jazz. Bay
Street Ale House Live
music, Saturday nights. Call 876-8030 for information. A
quiet, non-smoking bar with a large selection of microbrews
and good food. [Thanks Noelle] Yarrow
Bay Grill and Beach
Cafe -
[11-04-00]
The Beach Cafe at Carillon Point (associated with the
Woodmark Hotel) is entirely smoke free (including the open
bar area). [Thanks Colin of Metro/KC Public
Health] 1270
Carillon Point, Kirkland, WA 98033 Yarrow
Bay Grill phone 425.889.9052 Belltown
Pub -
Excellent food ! (if a little expensive) We didn't have a
choice table (in the back toward the kitchen-on the entry to
the restroom), but that couldn't detract from the very tasty
pasta dish. Good selection of brews. 2322 1st Ave.,
Seattle, 206-728-4311 Berryland
Cafe - Great smoke-free place in Sumner. [Thanks
Lorraine] 1101 Main St Beveridge
Place Pub
- Update - March 9th, 2004 - Owner Gary at the Full Moon
Saloon recently changed its name to Beveridge Place Pub.
Same great place just a new name. Seems its on the corner
of California Way SW and SW Beveridge Place, hence the
name. 7/27/03
- The
Full Moon Saloon is an bar with a split personality. The
front 1/2 is a newly re-modeled, non-smoking, ale house.
This is the place where a reclaimed bowling lane is now
being used as a bar, nice open seating with board games. A
bit like a reading room. The back 1/2 is a game room which
allows smoking, not very busy when I was there, never caught
a whiff of cigarette. Luckily for us non-smoker the
restrooms are up front so you don't have to walk the
gauntlet like you do at the Big Time. Cask:
none Tap:
18 - 3 of crap = 15 Micro taps! Snipe's Brown Ale and Dick's
IPA were the favorites of my visit. Bottles:
upward of 50 including Belgians & Germans 16oz
Pints: 3.25 No
food, but they will allow you to bring in your own or even
order out from [My
Thanks to Nathan Z. for another great review -
db] Beveridge
Place Pub Bittersweet
- Really good homestyle food! Nice, bright, friendly place
in downtown Kent on 1st. The chicken tortellini is great.
Don't forget dessert! 211 1st Avenue S. -
Kent, WA 98032 Blue
Star Cafe and Pub
- 11/27/01
- While many locals know it for its breakfast the Blue Star
Cafe is also a 100%
smoke free pub! I don't know the history of the place but it
has the feel of a newer or re-modeled pub and is quite
spacious. So if your looking for a place to bring a group
this is a great one, there is even a separate room away from
the main bar/restaurant area. I doubt if they have live
music here, more of a beer and food kind a place with some
great old Merchant DuVin posters scattered
about. They
serve a food full menu including wine and
scotch. Cask:
Not a dam thing and I'm a bit peeved about it because of the
large lettering behind the bar suggesting they serve cask
conditioned beers. Tap:
22 beers - 7 with crap = 15 beers on tap! One of the few
places you can find Big Sky Brewing Co.'s Moose Drool Brown
Ale. When I spoke to the owner/brewer about this beer (1997)
he told me that he wanted to make a good version of New
Castle Nutbrown so he doubled everything and what he has
ended up with is great! Also: Diamond Knot IPA (my current
IPA favorite), Elision ESB, Deschutes Mirror Pond Pale Ale
& Black Butte Porter, Maritime Jolly Roger - winter
seasonal, and Alaskan's Winter beer brewed with spruce tips
(I've had one, I won't have another, but you decide for
yourself). Bottled
Beers: 12 including Lindeman's Framboise which is nice for
desert but way too sweet for a true lambic. 20oz
Imperial Pints: $3.75 for the big boys. 3.75 / 20 = 19cents
per oz compared to 3.50 / 16 = 22 cents per oz. SO you make
out a bit with the Imperial pints, but just don't forget the
extra 4oz being delivered when you're sucking down Jolly
Roger, "cause it taste so good". Happy
Hour 5-7pm $2.75 Imperial Pints & $1.75 10oz schooners
(Nicer size for trying multiple good beers) [Review
by Nathan Z.] 4512 Stone Way
N., Seattle, 206-548-0345 Boundary
Bay Brewery and
Alehouse
- [001124]
Hello, This is Tammy Findlay at Boundary Bay Brewery. I
found your website. Thanks for the great review. We recently
put a new website and were wondering if you could link
people to us. The URL is: bbaybrewery.com. [11/7/99]
Boundary Bay is another great brewery in the Bellingham
area. Their beer and food is excellent. The decor is very
nice with huge sails hanging all around the place. In the
last couple years they've won all sorts of awards for their
beer at the biggest brew festival in America, the Great
American Beer Festival. This year (1999) they won for their
winter beer which went on tap on November 6. They make all
sorts of different brew throughout the year. You might find
some of their ales on tap around Seattle and Tacoma at the
finest ale houses. If you ever head up towards Bellingham
you can create a great short brewery tour by hitting
Boundary Bay in downtown, Orchard Street north of town near
the Bellis Fair Mall, and North Fork Brewpub on the highway
up to Mt. Baker. They're all great! You can also check out
the Archer Ale House just south of Bellingham. All these
spots but North Fork are listed in Doug's Smoke Free web
pages. Check 'em out. Alan Moum [Thanks for another
great review Alan] 1107 Railroad
Avenue, Bellingham, WA, 360-647-5593 Brewmaster's
Brewhouse - Review is forthcoming. If you have
information or you want to do a review, send it in.
E-mail
it to me and I will probably put it right here.
Thanks. 6103 Mt. Tacoma
Drive SouthWest, Tacoma (Lakewood), WA,
253-589-2739 Buck's
American Cafe - I thought you'd be interested in a new
smoke-free establishment in Everett. Actually, the
establishment isn't new, but the smoke-free policy
is! The name of the
restaurant is Buck's American Cafe, located at 2901 Hewitt
Avenue, Everett, WA 98201. Phone: (425) 258-1351. Open for
lunch and dinner Monday through Saturday, closed Sundays.
Restaurant and full bar. All credit cards accepted. Owner:
Jeff Hegland. And, as of Monday, February 24th, it is a
totally smoke-free establishment. I've been
frequenting this establishment since it opened in 1986. The
food is excellent, and the service is superb. Half a dozen
beers on tap, decent wine list, and the best martini in
Snohomish County. Thanks for providing
the website; keep up the good work! 2901 Hewitt Avenue,
Everett, WA 98201. Phone: (425) 258-1351 Burk's
Cafe -
Anyone who knows me knows that I am not particularly fond
of, in my words, "food that hurts". The Creole and Cajun
food at Burk's made me sweat buckets and, yes, it did "hurt"
(a little), but it is very, very tasty. The flavors of
seasoning and herbs swim merrily in your mouth and nose,
occasionally assaulting a taste bud and making you go
"ooh!". 5411 BALLARD AVE NW,
SEATTLE, WA 98107 Cactus
- Wonderful
foods of Mexico and the Southwest. Of course after the
Cactus Margarita served in a large water glass (Cactus
Margarita Hand-shaken, Cuervo Gold and Cointreau), I was
feeling pretty good, and everything was wonderful.
Supposedly very crowded on weekends, but relatively early on
a weeknight we walked right in. [Thanks
Val] http://www.naturalchoice.net/reviews/cactus.htm Mon -Sat 11:30am-
3:00pm 4220 E. Madison St,
Seattle, WA 98112, Tel: (206) 324-4140 Campagne
& Cafe Campagne
-Satisfying country-French fare served up in a warm,
European space. Since
about a year ago, both Campagne and Cafe Campagne went smoke
free until 10pm or until the last diner has finished eating.
[Thanks Michael] http://www.campagnerestaurant.com/cafe/cafe.html http://seattle.citysearch.com/profile/10767483/ 86 Pine Street,
Seattle, WA 98101 206-728-2800 Celtic
Bayou -
Great site, have a smoke free pub you can add - Celtic Bayou
- Redmond http://www.farwestirelandbrewing.com/ They allow smoking
outside on the patio, but no smoking inside. Irish style
beer, cajan style food and live bands. [Thanks
Chris] Pub Hours are 7281 W Lake
Sammamish Pky NE, 425-869-5933,
Questions@CelticBayou.com Century
Ballroom - I know that some of you have been looking for
smoke-free ballroom dancing. It sounds like this may be the
ticket. If someone checks this out, let me know what you
think, and whether it is smoke-free every night. See also
The
Russian Center. I just found the
Century
Ballroom website.
Wow! it almost makes me wish I learned how to dance.
<grin> 915 E. Pine,
Seattle, WA 206-324-7263 Christie's
Carriage House Pub
- 11/17/03 - As far as I know all of the bars in Victoria
are non-smoking so, once you've had a pint from Vancouver
Island Brewing Co's in downtown Victoria, get your tourista
butt onto a #11 bus and hop off at Christie's Carriage House
Pub for a great selection of B.C. brews. For the $1.75 fair
you'll get out of downtown to where the locals and low
prices live. This
place is a large home converted into a neighborhood pub. So
what we have is an English pub motif, stuck into a large
house. The floor plan is fine, but the helpful, wait staff
seems out of place surrounded by green and amber stripped
wall paper. Don't worry, once you see the variety of tap
handles you'll be glad you came. This place is about giving
the customers what they want, even if it's Coormillwiser or
Molson's Bluehead Lager thus the minus 9 below. I also had
great fish'n'chips for a good price. Cask:
They did have a hand pump but nothing was pouring this
Monday after the 90th Grey Cup (Canadian Superbowl) - so ask
for cask! Tap:
35 taps minus wine, cider, and 9 with crap = 24 beers on
tap! When I was there they were pouring Crannog Ale's
"Backhand of God Stout" Quite a name, quite a beer. 100%
organic 100% self grown. The first craft brewery I know of
that grows all of their brewing ingredients but there may be
others. The real deal and quite a powerful find in the land
of English style ales. Remember
the ales here, as in England, will not be as hoppy or strong
as their southern counterparts in WA/OR , they are more of
the session beer variety. I'm sure they think all of our
beers are discusting hop bombs designed to get you too drunk
to drive home. Other
fave's: Lighthouse IPA, Lighthouse Racerocks Ale &
Stout. Also pouring: Storm Hurricane IPA, Alexander Keith's
IPA, Sleeman's Cream Ale, Piper's Pale Ale from Vancouver
Island B.C., Big Rock McNally's Ale, Black Bear Ale,
Hoegaarden Wit, Leffe, Guinness, and several local cream
ales, wheat ales, and honey ales that I refuse to spend my
short life drinking even if they are locally
made. My
favorite things about this pub: bartender's knowlege of what
he was serving, in-line flow meters that make sure they move
through at least a keg of each flavor every week, the glass
rinser that quickly rinses away any soap from your chilled
glass prior to filling. I will definately return to this
pub. Sun-Wed
11 - 11pm Thur
- Sat 11 - 1am 1739
Fort Street - across from the Jubilee
Hospital phone:
(250)598-5333 Good
images at their site www.christiespub.com/ Another
great review by Nathan Z. Thanks Nathan. Christopher's
/ Captain City Brewery
- [001211]
Hi
Doug, I notice that you still have Captains City Brewing as
open. Unfortunately Kevin Locke had to shut down due to a
nasty accident while training for the Seattle Fire
Department. Meanwhile, Christopher's Restaurant is still an
excellent stop. Keep an eye open in the future for Kevin to
open another brewery, perhaps on the east side of the Sound
this time around. [991009]
This restaurant is located at the west end of the impossibly
cute main street of Coupeville. It's across the street from
Penn Cove, and just across the hall from Captains City
Brewing. It usually has 4-5 of Kevin Locke's world class
ales on tap. The food is fantastic, and cheap, and the
service is friendly. When on Penn Cove you have to try the
mussels, they are featured in many of the excellent dishes
on the menu. There are several other good restaurants
nearby, some with water views on the other side of the
street, but the quality of the food and ales here will keep
you coming back for more. Oh, did I mention the prices are
shockingly cheap? 23 Front Street,
Coupeville, WA, 360-678-5480 Circa
- First,
thanks for doing such a great job. I was so pleased the
first time I ran a search for non-smoking/Seattle and came
up with your page. There's a new little neighborhood bar in
West Seattle (right at California and Admiral) called Circa.
It's quite cozy, has great colors on the walls, has a fairly
inventive pub-type menu and the bartender poured me a GREAT
Guinness. It can get pretty crowded but it's a pretty great
non-smoking spot, which West Seattle sorely lacks. Thanks
again! [Thanks, Megan] 2605 California Ave.
S.W., Seattle, Washington (206) 923-1102 C.J.
Borg's -
OK, you gotta remember that this place is in the airport.
The prices are going to be a little higher and the pace is
going to be a bit hurried. Taking these forewarnings into
account, it's not bad! You know how the Firehouse themed
pizza parlors of awhile back didn't especially look like
firehouse, but got the point across? Well this is a brewpub
themed airport lounge. OK? Thanks Tracy! 10/26/97 update: CJ
Borg's also slings a pretty good breakfast. A great stop
before those early morning flights. Sea-Tac Airport,
Burien, 206-433-5024 Copper
Sky -
[11-5-00]
Crazy Bird in Northgate has changed its name to Copper Sky,
they are still under the same management and are still smoke
free. [oh, and I agree with Chris that this place has
GREAT food] [Thanks Colin of Metro/KC Public
Health] To:
dougdb@dougdb.net, Subject: A New Place... Hi Doug, my
favorite smoke-free place is Crazy Bird on Northgate mall
way. I guarantee it is some of the best food in town. You
will not be disappointed. [Thanks
Chris] 550
N.E. Northgate Way, Seattle; 206-363-9911. Darrell's
Tavern - [11-5-00]
I thought I'd clue you in to Darrell's Tavern, a smoke-free
beer joint on the 185 block of Aurora Ave in Shoreline (next
to Fred Meyer's). It's got a couple of pool tables, rock
jukebox, pinball, electronic darts, all of which suck in my
book BUT large cold pitchers of beer are $4 from 3 to 7 PM.
Only food is nuts, chips, beef sticks, but there's a
Jack-in-the-Box next door... Oh yeah; No telephone. Keep up
the good work! Dad
Watson's Restaurant and Brewery -
No
longer smoke-free.
6/28/02 - Another
change to the Dad Watson smoking policy: Dad Watson's in
Fremont website states you can smoke at the bar. It is not
too bad when one or two people are smoking at the bar but
any more than that it gets to be annoying. We were there on
a Sunday afternoon with my 4 month old boy after a walk from
Gasworks. Now that I have a 4 month old I need a listing
that is smoke free and kid friendly. That eliminates most
places on your list. Thanks for the web site,
Brian. Don Sheidt's review
of Dad
Watson's. 3601 Fremont Ave.
N., Seattle, 206-632-6505 Dahlia
Lounge -
Dahlia
Lounge, older sibling of Etta's Seafood, is also non-smoking
(at least to my observation). They have a bar in the same
open room as the restaurant seating and I didn't see anyone
smoking at the bar or tables. Cocktails were good, good beer
selection. The food, of course, speaks for itself.
[Thanks Dave] Lunches served
Monday - Friday from 11:30 am - 2:30 pm. Dinners from 5:30 pm
- 10:00 pm Sunday - Thursday, and until 11:00 pm on Friday
and Saturday nights. The Dahlia is
located
at 2001 4th Avenue, at the corner of 4th and Virginia,
Seattle, WA. (206)
682-4142 Dog
and Pony - [001208]
The "Dog and Pony" in Renton has recently opened and is
smoke free. The owners were brewing beer at the Cedar River
Brewing Co. before it went under. It is located at 351
N.Park (4th&Park) in the old Park Avenue Pub building.
Great selection of micros and some standard pub fare eats.
Nice place! You'll have to check it out. [Thanks
Michael!] Duke's
Greenlake Chowder House
- If you have information or you want to do a review, send
it in. E-mail
it to me and I will probably put it right here.
Thanks. ...Dukes
at Greenlake is pretty good. Go on a nice evening when you
can sit outside and enjoy the Greenlake traffic/lifestyle.
The food is great but the interior is cramped so be sure the
weather is permitting for outdoor dining! Thanks for the
great ideas, I love your page! Smokeless in Seattle (and
damn proud!). Vaughn B. [Thanks
Vaughn] 7850 Greenlake Dr.
N., Seattle, 206-522-4908 The
Edge Cafe - Cozy intimacy in a Kent mini-mall? Yep. The
Edge Cafe carves out a bit of civilization in the Kent
Valley. The place boasts an inventive menu and a full coffee
and specialty drink selection. As you walk in you are struck
by the decor, a rich bar to your left, a fireplace ringed by
marble columns to the rear, and a nice secluded seating area
to your right buffered from the whoosh of the espresso
machine by a glass wall. The seating area
features a lending library and the cafe also sponsors
on-site jazz, mystery theater, gaming tournaments, and
internet connection. They will have a website up
soon. 1313 West Meeker,
Suite 145, Kent, 206-852-8093 Elliott
Bay Brewery and Pub - [10/9/99]
What a revelation! This was formerly the site of the now
defunct California & Alaska Brewery. Beer, food, and
service was consistently inconsistent there, for many years.
I avoided coming back for way too long. Imagine my surprise
when I discovered such a complete overhaul. The place has
been totally cleaned up, the beer is reliably great, and the
food is wonderful too. Not only that, you'll find many other
great places within a block or two either way (notably the
great cajun place La Louisiane). Elliott Bay does some cajun
dishes from time to time, including killer gumbo. Their menu
differs with each day so call ahead if you want more than
just the great beer. [Thanks Alan] 4720 California
Avenue SouthWest, Seattle, WA, 206-932-8695 Elysian
at Tangletown
- The new Elysian brewery on 50th is smokefree, has
excellent brews, a much-better than avarege bar kitchen (try
the batter dipped potato wedges or anything really) a
friendly welcoming staff and is SMOKE FREE!
[Thanks
Michael] 2106 N 55TH ST SEATTLE WA Engine
House No. 9 Pub - To:
<dougdb@dougdb.net>, Subject: E-9 Pub, Hey Doug: Love
the site and can't believe nobody's written in with a review
of Engine House Number Nine in Tacoma (or E-9 as it's called
by Tacoma-ites). The best time to go to E-9 is in the
summer. Why? Because late August through mid-May, E-9 is a
major hang-out for UPS students and is PACKED, especially on
Friday and Saturday nights ... and $2.00 Tuesdays. Parking
is an issue also. But, the food is GREAT and their house
micros are tasty as well. The decor is great, also. They've
maintained the fire-house theme (thus the name Engine House
Number Nine) including the names of the horses that used to
pull the engines. Over all, a great place to eat and drink
if you can go at a time when it's not too crowded!
[Thanks Kirsten and Brad] 611 N. Pine St.,
Tacoma Etta's
Seafood - Ran across this really nice place during a
visit to Pike Place Market. Friendly staff and lots of happy
customers enjoying good food. Full bar and a good selection
of brews add to the attraction of fresh seafood and other
well-prepared entrees. I had the cod fish and chips. The
fish was flaky, but the portion could have been bigger. The
subtly seasoned shoestring fries were really
good. 2020 Western Avenue,
Seattle, WA, 206-443-0648 Experience
Music Project Turntable and Liquid Lounge - Forgive me
if this is on your list and I just OVERLOOKED it: The
Experience Music Project's "Liquid Lounge" is smoke-free
(though I sat next to a jerk who lit up anyway . . . but I
digress). There's no cover most nights (and live music most
nights). No need to credit me. Thanks for your great Web
site. Experience Music
Project Looking for
smoke-free cocktail lounges, preferably with live music. If
anyone knows of such a place, E-mail
the information to me. Thanks.
[Review by Alan Moum, amoum@mail.tscnet.com]
64oz Pitchers: $9.50
Happy Hour: $2.25 pints
F-Sat 11-11pm
Sun Closed
253-863-3618
807 Bay Street in Port Orchard
Yarrow Bay Beach Cafe phone 425.889.0303
Sumner, WA 98390-1414
Phone: (253) 863-4567
64oz Pitchers: 10.50
Happy Hour pints: 2.75
Micro Monday all pints: 2.00
menus available at the bar. I do like this place so if your
over in West Seattle please support it.
6451 California Ave S.W.
(206)932-9906
253.854.0707
Tuesdays $2.75 Imperial pints all night
Wednesdays $1.75 10oz schooners all night
Feature Beer $2.75 Imperial pints all night
[Cheers! tammy@bbaybrewery.com]
Fri -Sat 5:00pm-10:30pm
Sun -Thu 5:00pm-10:00pm
11:30AM-10:00PM Sunday & Monday
11:30AM-12:00AM Tuesday-Thursday
11:30AM-1:00AM Friday-Saturday
[Review by Alan Moum, amoum@mail.tscnet.com]
[Review by Alan Moum, amoum@mail.tscnet.com]
Hours: lunch 11 a.m. -11 p.m., Monday-Thursday;11
a.m.-midnight, Friday-Saturday; 11 a.m.-10 p.m.
Sunday.
A new Fremont edifice brought to you by McMenamins.
I had a beer here the other day. Nice place, but I am having
trouble deciding whether or not it is truly smoke-free. A
guy sitting two stools down from me pulled out the fixings
and rolled his own. He proceeded to smoke it unchallenged by
the staff and without the benefit of an ashtray. I will
(eventually) go back here and ask specifically about the
smoking policy, but that day I was not feeling
confrontational (a rarity <grin>) and had other
appointments to keep.Smoking
policy update: Dad Watson's allows
smoking after 9:00 pm! I will keep it on this list because
of it's smoke-free nature before 9, but this should let you
know when to leave to avoid the clouds.
206-547_5929
CORNER OF N 55TH AND MERIDIAN
325 Fifth Avenue North
Seattle, WA 98109
Phone: 206.770.2777
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