The Taproom at Pike Place

Name: The Taproom at Pike Place
Address: 1525 1st Ave Ste 16, Seattle, Washington, 98101-1548, USA
Telephone: +12068294800
Price range: $$
Rating: 3.8

#73 of 2058 pubs & bars in Seattle

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A local attraction - The Gum Wall, that is situated beside this bar, is a part of the authentic culture of the city. Good salmon, clam chowder and prawns will impress you at the first bite. According to the guests' opinions, waiters serve tasty Brezeln here. It's time to degustate delicious craft beer, draft beer or cider.

Choose between indoor and outdoor seating. A number of people say that the staff is well-trained at The Taproom at Pike Place. Visitors mention that the service is professional here. Prices at this place claim to be reasonable. When you enter this place, you notice the comfortable atmosphere. But many guests are Facebook users and they rate this spot below average.

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(3.6/5)

Foursquare

(7.8/10)

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(4.5/5)

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(3.7/5)

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Ruth Banbury 5 months ago on Foursquare

Spacious, friendly, great selection

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Chelsea P. 9 months ago on Yelp

Stopped by to kill a little time before heading home. The staff was so friendly and made sure I was well take care of. Loved the selection of local beers.

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Tony B. 2 years ago on Yelp

The Taproom at Pike Place is a pleasant pub type bar. The wait staff is friendly It's not too loud and they have a variety of pub type food. You order at the bar, and take a number to your table where your food will be delivered. I didn't have any because I had just eaten at Los Agaves. I sat at the bar and had a flight of beers. You can design your own from a dozen or so rotating taps. The bartender lady was very personable. They don't brew their own beer here, although you will see two large fermenters at one end of the pub. These I'm told were left from the previous tenants, and that it WAS a brewery before the TapRoom moved in. Apparently these things are so big, they just decided t leave them. There is also a little beer can museum on the wall, with old tin type cans and even some ceramic containers. It is interesting to see that there were many many different brands of beers in Washington before prohibition. So, if you're thirsty or just want to try a few beers and see a little Can Museum, stop by The Taproom. BTW, if you enjoyed my review or found it useful funny or cool, please don't hesitate to click the little button to say so, or better yet, go ahead and friend me! I Just moved to the Seattle area last October, and need all the friends I can get. So go ahead, press that button, and never miss a single one of my epic reviews in the Seattle area and beyond. Cheers!