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The Ballard space has an open kitchen and more seating.
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The menu is nearly identical. Right down to the wall color.
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The menu is nearly identical. Right down to the wall color.
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The counter conceals a full Molly Moon’s setup; Lalario is making sure to lay in an ample supply of tasting spoons.
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The counter conceals a full Molly Moon’s setup; Lalario is making sure to lay in an ample supply of tasting spoons.
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The former Zak’s burger spot, next to the Majestic Bay theater, will live to serve burgers once again.
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The former Zak’s burger spot, next to the Majestic Bay theater, will live to serve burgers once again.
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The chairs and reclaimed wood walls should look familiar to Li’l Woody’s fans. Lalario apparently has quite the hookup in the world of old wood.
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The chairs and reclaimed wood walls should look familiar to Li’l Woody’s fans. Lalario apparently has quite the hookup in the world of old wood.
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The cooler is full of old-school bottled sodas, while kombucha, cold-brew coffee, and beer are on tap at the counter.
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The cooler is full of old-school bottled sodas, while kombucha, cold-brew coffee, and beer are on tap at the counter.
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You know the drill: Burgers are made with Painted Hills beef and formed by hand, and the cheese is Tillamook.
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You know the drill: Burgers are made with Painted Hills beef and formed by hand, and the cheese is Tillamook.
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Should you want to actually feel tipsy, Li’l Woody’s will have Manny’s, Lucille’s IPA, Pyramid Hefe, and cans of Tecate, Rainier, and Ballard’s own Hilliard’s.
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What’s up, Ballard?
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When I first met Marcus Lalario, at the opening of the first Li’l Woody’s, I asked him what was up with the burger shop’s monkey mascot. He kindly informed me it’s a sasquatch.
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Should you want to actually feel tipsy, Li’l Woody’s will have Manny’s, Lucille’s IPA, Pyramid Hefe, and cans of Tecate, Rainier, and Ballard’s own Hilliard’s.
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What’s up, Ballard?
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The Ballard space has an open kitchen and more seating.
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When I first met Marcus Lalario, at the opening of the first Li’l Woody’s, I asked him what was up with the burger shop’s monkey mascot. He kindly informed me it’s a sasquatch.
The popular Capitol Hill burger shop unleashes a new location on Ballard’s main drag.
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