Belltown Pub

I love that this place allows dogs, and when we walked in there were 5 or so fellow animals hanging out. I had the apple chutney and brie burger and it was delicious, though slightly undercooked — more medium than medium well. The fries were well seasoned and tasty. The service was a bit slow initially but was fine after our orders were taken. I’ll definitely return with my dog — they have lots of options for brunch and were reasonably priced.

Started up a Unilocal as a local GM/​KM that needs to eat food made by others. For the record, it was my first time using a delivery service (bitesquad). I read and read and then read menus. I took in info from others that have had experiences with these services and had to go with bitesquad. I have a very, VERY picky chef BF, I ordered what is his fall back certainty and they did satisfy him perfectly. While I was not a fan of my menu option I still appreciated the concept and taste of each part of the food. My daughters food was not presented well and while the easiest to serve it WAS THE END OF THE NIGHT, and I recognized that while ordering. I think they have good food to continue trying and will certainly revisit the experience! And Thank you for sending out the order correctly with modifiers!

Consistently strong drinks, friendly and hardworking staff, free board game rentals and a fun relaxing environment. One great thing is they have an upstairs lounge you can reserve for free for large groups. Convenient location in Seattle. Great find and local business.

Walked in, and was told to sit at the bar for a pick up order. Sat down and I was ignored for about ten minutes. Finally the bartender looked at me, and told me my pick up order was on its way. I waited another 5 minutes until someone totally different brings me my food.
This stuff doesn’t happen in Los Angeles. If someone tells me 15 minutes I show up, and it’s ready. The food was okay. I was un-​impressed. The only good thing about the Belltown pub was having arrogant bastard ale on tap. That’s a local LA staple! I only wish she would’ve offered me one.

Waited over an hour for our food. I order a $ 15 steak for it to arrive colder than the 40degrees it was outside. I ask the waitress for a new steak and she comes back telling us they ran out of steaks. It was 1pm! She explains because the Seahawks game was on. I look behind her and ask «so the chef is busy watching the game? What does the game have to do with my steak».
As a business student, one word of advice: never admit at fault to a paying customer. Once you do, you lost service and you lost money. So the moment she said that, I asked for the manager and repeated what the waitress had told me. She kindly came and apologized. Took 3 meals off our order and reimbursed us with a $ 20 gift card (that I used to pay for the rest of the bill). Not only did I leave so upset, but I also left with an empty stomach and 2hrs wasted of my vacation.

Came in here with my bro a couple days ago for lunch. We were sat and asked for water. The server came by and we asked for water again and also a Coke. 10 mins later nothing. We flagged down a different server and asked again. After getting water we ordered the chicken strips appetizer (fantastic) and I had the gumbo and my bro had there Mac and cheese. Food didn’t come out for 1 and a ½ hours. But at least they were nice enough to tell us they didn’t have any plates right now… It’s weird because they were busy but not crazy busy. Lots of tables and booths available. The couple beside us came after us, ate and then left and we hadn’t gotten out food yet. Our server was an absolute ghost and had an excuse for everything. One time someone came up to us and said «hey I just want you to know they I forgot about you guys» we were like Oook thanks for telling us. We just want our food. We were also charged for something we didn’t even order on our ticket.
The food was good, the service was absolutely awful. My experience at this place was shit. There you go.

Grubby place. Total jerk bartender. Spaced out staff. Did not stay long enough to see the roaches other reviewers saw.

Wow… Bravo Belltown Pub, you out did yourself!!! I come here every Sunday to watch the Hawks play with my husband and our dog and it’s always a great time. We didn’t have anything going on for NYE so I thought let’s hangout there. The place was PACKED! We were able to find a spot in the room by the bar. Like I said the place was packed, yet our server came over to take our order. With all that was going on she was so pleasant. I didn’t get her name but she has cute spiky blonde hair.
As it was getting close to midnight the pub gave everyone hats, noise makers and flutes of champagne! Did I mention they DIDN’T charge a cover to get in. The servers and bartenders were all wonderful!
Thank you Belltown Pub for a fabulous way to kick off the year! (Our dog had a great time too!)

Awful service! Terrible drinks and super long wait for food!
I used to come to this place all the time because they had amazing Moscow mules and awesome service!
Something has gone seriously downhill since I was here about a year ago!
I would recommend checking out somewhere else.
The Moscow mules are awful now too!
Stay away!

Situated on 1^st avenue in Seattle, Belltown Pub fits in what I would call a Gastropub category. They do both great beers and cocktails, have a respectable whisky and tequila selection and have a good menu that is both creative and diverse in that you have something to satisfy the foodie to the calorie conscious customer (I’m assuming that calorie counters have been dragged here by their significant others ;-)).
Myself and to others stopped in on Friday night around 9pm and were able to get immediate seating with about 80% of the pub filled. The server as well as the waitress were both very friendly and also very quick to return with our initial drink order. We placed our orders and sat back to enjoy conversation and the lovely environment.
Food was delivered about 15 minutes following our order with a refill on our drinks. For me I chose the pork sandwich with sweet potato fries and a buddy choose the pork tacos. Both dishes were very tasty however maybe the pork sandwich could’ve benefited from some sweet or tangy element such as coleslaw to break up the salty flavor. That’s said, both were delicious and would order again.
If you’re in the area, feel confident when going in that you’ll get the full trifecta of quality beer, food and service.

Went here for a work lunch since our employer brings us out for lunch on Tuesdays! The original restaurant we were supposed to go to, Bellini, doesn’t open until 3, so we ended up coming here because the weather was bad!
The atmosphere is very pub like, but that isn’t a bad thing! The food looked super good, and the beers on tap are pretty cool. Unfortunately the stout I wanted to grab wasn’t available; so ended up grabbing a hefeweizen. That was good!
The meal was pretty decent, grabbed an apple chutney Brie burger with mashed potatoes. I’m definitely coming back to this joint, only issue was probably because they didn’t have brunch until the weekends! Darn the breakfast menu is served on Saturday and Sunday, which. Is a darn shame! I really wanted breakfast at noon!

This place is exactly like the star rating. A-​OK. the only reason I would come here is to watch a game on their plentiful of TV’s, its dog friendly (they even have a special menu for dogs) but this is typical bar fare. Their fries are good and everything else is just average, nothing too special but simple.

This place was exactly what I needed on a Monday night after work beer with the roomie.
I went in since it’s gotten such killer reviews on here and was not disappointed!
It’s definitely laid back, but not so far as to say it’s a dive by any means. There’s great food like fried mac and cheese and good burgers, real comforting pub fare.
The rotating tap menu did not disappoint either! I felt like we were in good hands getting suggestions from the bartender for sure.
There are tons of TVs so it’d be great to watch a game at too. TBH I kept getting distracted by the game playing at the time. While processing our feelings about life and catching up at the bar is fine and all, the good food and beer kinda made me want to settle in for Monday Night Football. Would’ve been comfortable with a crowd or one on one!

Waitstaff= lights are on but nobody’s home.
Waited 45 minutes at 11 pm on a Thursday night for fries and wings. Place was not crowded so it’s not like they were overwhelmed.
Fries tasted like they were frozen fir too long. Chicken wings were slimy.
Waitress was very slow and after waiting so long she got the order wring.
Terrible food and service.

Great service very friendly and live. Jenny was awesome and timing was perfect. 2 thumbs up and we filled up a box to take home with us. Love it here already.

Oh boy am I glad I found this gem!
I was looking for a cool venue to host football game watches for our Seattle LSU alumni events. The management was cool and accommodating and we all had a blast. We’ll definitely be returning every week!
Aside from being a great place to watch sports, the bar is spacious and has a great vibe. There’s lots of different lounging and dining areas. The food is also pretty good — and they have great happy hour specials. My favorite thing about Belltown, however, is that it’s pup friendly. That’s right, your dog is welcome to take a seat right next to you — he’ll even get his own menu! I love it!

The prices were reasonable (we went during happy hour), the food options were good, the presentation was good, the beer selection was good, the outdoor seating was nice.
What was lacking was the fulfillment from the food. Each item we had was mediocre. The pretzel and cheese didn’t taste much like pretzel or cheese. The cheese burger was a bit overcooked and dry along with the bun being dry. The chop salad, again… just lacking flavor.
This place has everything going for it… except missing the mark on the food.

Previously only been here for drinks during the weekend, but stopped here for lunch with a friend today. First off, they let you bring your dogs in which is awesome. We sat outside in their patio area and the waitress brought little Ella a bowl of water. Ordered a Bloody Mary and it was pretty tasty. Not very spicy but had great flavor, and packed with an array of pickled veggies. They have a pretty extensive food menu (which I did not expect), and it looks like there are great happy hour options for later in the afternoon. They had a few things on special for lunch, so I tried their kale salad and added chicken, it was actually really good! Will definitely not over look this place for some good eats!

Loved, loved, loved this pub. In a sentence… gourmet pub food and fabulous beers. So many times the food is an afterthought at a pub, this food is creative and inspired… please build one in my hometown, we need you.
I wasn’t very hungry but had to try the home made pretzel, it’s long and braided and arrived with a cheese sauce made with Jameson Wiskey… how much more «Irish Pubby» can you get? I only wish I was more hungry to try some of the fabulous looking dishes like:
Steak Frites
Seasoned Hanger Steak, Fries,
Sauteed Kale & Jameson Irish Whiskey Butter. 17
Jaeger Schnitzel
Hand pounded Pork Loin, German Spaetzle & Purple Cabbage
topped w/​Mushroom Cream Sauce. 14
Check out the menu as it is so creative. I wish I had found this place earlier on my trip. I was staying at the Seattle Waterfront Marriott and this was an easy short walk just a couple of streets behind the hotel. Darn… note for the future, I’d hang out here every evening if I’d known about it. I think it can get ignored due to the market down the street, probably a locals best kept secret.
I also have to give them kudos for a late night happy hour. 10pm to 1am every day.
I loved the set up, feel and vibe to this pub and I’m picky about my pubs! I highly recommend checking out the menu if you are on the fence, this is a must visit inspired pub.

Came here for some Saturday afternoon beers with a large group. I was mighty impressed with their ability to immediately seat our party of 14 – yay for large pubs! The booths to the side can comfortably fit 6, and are cozy and intimate. I can see them being ideal for a group of friends catching up.
All I got was a pint of Guinness (which was well-​poured, I’ll give it that), but other members of my group ordered food and said their meals were decent. The brunch menu was available till 3, to everyone’s delight. Prices are fairly standard for Belltown ($ 5.50 for a pint, about $ 13 – 15 for most entrees), and service is friendly albeit slow – I understand it takes a while to prepare all the food for a big group, but does it really need to take 20 minutes for us to get our beers?
I’d come back if I had a large group or wanted to watch sports in Belltown, but there was nothing special enough to make me want to go out of my way to eat/​drink here.