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A new-American menu is offered to accompany the beers at this brewpub, including things such as burgers, steaks, and panini sandwiches. For more Seattle restaurant coverage, check out the eat and drink section. Read more...
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The darkened Capitol Hill tav with the impressive display of taxidermy offers beer, wine, and cocktails to go with a “rustic” pub fare menu. You can expect salted cod fritters as an appetizer; a grilled Gruyère and onion sandwich with jam (add bacon for an extra dollar) as an entree; and a savory bread pudding with an egg from the Read more...
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Beef, smoked bacon, white cheddar, lettuce, tomato, red onion, pickles, ketchup, and Bad Albert’s Burger Sauce, the Dock Street Burger stands out among the Ballard eatery’s other regional American pub offerings. For more Seattle restaurant coverage, check out the eat and drink section. Read more...
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The Saloon burger is the lone burger on the menu but it’s a standout: a half pound of beef with house blend of seasonings, served with lettuce, tomato, onion, and Saloon Sauce on a sesame bun, grilled to order and topped with cheddar cheese and bacon. For more Seattle restaurant coverage, check out the eat and drink section. Read more...
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The menu is varied, but nothing beats the good old-fashioned classic hamburger, decked out with whatever cheeses and toppings you desire. It’s even better with beer. For more Seattle restaurant coverage, check out the eat and drink section. Read more...
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Six Arms boasts a funky, eclectic atmosphere complete with picture windows and a vast collection of antique chandeliers, but we suggest you go for the burgers. Try Wild Will’s Jumbo Burger, a sumptuous flame-broiled number all dressed up in cheddar cheese, bacon, and (surprise!) a fried egg. For more Seattle restaurant coverage, check out the eat and drink section. Read more...
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Classic pub offerings like Irish Knockers and Colcannon or Shepherd’s Pie share the menu with Caesar salad or the scrumptious Mulleady burger accompanied by roasted tomato jam, caramelized onions, and choice of Swiss, Cheddar, or Blue cheese for $10. For more Seattle restaurant coverage, check out the eat and drink section. Read more...
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The charming roadhouse that makes the Northwest seem historic packs up on autumn Sundays, as Islanders and their friends gather ’round the five TVs for good old-fashioned Seahawks cheering over big bowls of spaghetti. For more Seattle restaurant coverage, check out the eat and drink section. Read more...