Box House

My friends and I stumbled upon this sports bar in the pioneer square area this weekend. At first we didn’t know what to expect because the area can be a little sketchy and the place was reasonably empty but we were pleasantly surprised. Our waitress was awesome and got our food and drinks super fast. Can’t complain about $ 3 coors light and the food portions were large and reasonably priced. We ordered jalapeño poppers, wings and chicken nachos. While they were all pretty good I think the wings were the best although they gave a huge portion of chicken on the nachos. We will be back!

So glad this place opened up in pioneer square, it’s my new favorite game day bar! It’s close to the stadium and has a great staff and vibe. I’ll definitely be back!

The totchos are the highlight of this place. They are so on point. It’s a good sports bar, but I will admit their hours are a bit strange. That being said, if you’re looking for nice bartenders, decent bar food, and strong drinks, stop on by!

We definitely regretted going to Box House for Super Bowl Sunday. What a joke! Even though I had a table reserved a week prior to the game ($ 50 deposit), we still had to wait over an hour in wall to wall people on the main floor until they opened the doors to the downstairs where our table was. In that time, the crowd was going stir crazy and we get to be part of a bar brawl next to us was started by a guy who was already over served. It was a great having beer sprayed all over everyone. And, trying to get a bouncer to get the guy out of there was a joke.
So, now we’re in the basement at our table, but no one came to take our order for at least a half hour, so we went to bar and ordered drinks. When we came back to the table, we were asked by 2 servers if they could get us anything… uhhh…a little late. So, we decide to order food before the game starts, but noooo, «we’re not serving food until right before game time.» Really? That’s against the law not to serve food when you’re serving alcohol. Everyone knows that.
Finally, we are allowed to order food. 2 orders of quesadillas, and 1 street taco. 45 minutes later we get 3 orders of street tacos, but no quesadillas. Once we finally found our server again, we told her that our order was wrong, she did nothing to resolve it, so we ordered some pulled pork sandwiches (gross!) and drinks, which we got quite quickly. Then she went MIA almost the entire 2^nd half of the Super Bowl. We asked for our tab, and once again… disappeared. I even went to the bar and asked the nice bartender if he could locate our server for us, but he couldn’t even find her. When we got our bill, it was so screwed up, so now we had to straighten that out too.
Here’s an interesting point that still perplexes me to this day. I passed the owner on the stairs and ask him if he’s the owner (because we had a problem). He states to me «no, I used to be the owner» and he walks away. Nice! And, that’s why I saw you escorting VIP groups into the bar earlier that day, and standing in the kitchen trying to run the operation.
We will never step foot in this place again! Waste of time, money, empty stomachs and what could have been a fun day… even if we did lose the big game.

Terrible customer service. Have never been talked to in such a disrespectful manner in a public space before, especially by an EMPLOYEE. I would never go here again nor recommend it to anyone else. I understand it was a game day, but if you can’t handle a customer service position with care and choose the route of being incredibly rude instead, I recommend you find a new job.

Came here to watch a Hawks away game that started at 1. Arrived early for their advertised «brunch» and it doesn’t exist — neither does the buy one get one free deal. They have typical bar food, and it wasn’t good (don’t get the nachos… I got sick), except the tots, which were really tasty and crunchy!
It wasn’t too busy (i.e. lots of empty tables and the whole top floor was vacant), but the service was awful. Took 30 minutes for someone to get our drink order, another 30 minutes to get drinks, and an hour and a half to get food. Turns out the waitress never put in our order and took it down again incorrectly as our food still came out wrong.
We tried to order a second round of drinks, and 2 out of 4 came out wrong. Overall, service was dismal, food was not that great, and nothing is as advertised on their website. They did offer a round of free drinks for the troubles, but I won’t be back.

Came here for a Seattle BarNight that a friend was re-​kicking off. Nice big space — think the other time I had been there was for a big Jameson party. It’s a blur. Fries were pretty good. Drinks were not too bad (mostly just beer). HUGE TV’s everywhere — and what looked like a stage. I’d host an event there some time.

Attentive service for food and drinks during Seahawks home pre-​game. The place was packed but the bartenders hustle and the kitchen was responsive. Our jalapeño poppers arrived promptly and were hot and crunchy. The nachos I saw someone else order looked really good.
They have well placed TV’s and one large projection screen. I can’t speak for the service away from the bar, but since the bar wasn’t jammed with people wanting to order, I would guess the service elsewhere was good too. I had a better experience here than at some of the larger places I’ve been to before games.

the shoe string fries we ordered were more like dinner fries (bigger cut). we still ate all of them.
i like the bar layout.
the place is still pretty new.
the service was good for us. we were the only small group of people in there.
and to top it all off, they have a stage! every bar should have a stage of some kind. well, maybe not, but if you couple the stage with what looks to be a good sound system, you might have something compelling here. i’m thinking a fun corporate event to celebrate, or build camaraderie or just to have a good time.

I love this bar. It was perfect to watch the games on Sunday with that great projector screen and all the other small tvs you’re never craning your neck to see.
Sarah was our server and she warned us that it gets pretty crazy during the game so just to shout her down if she gets distracted. It was great advice as it did get kind of insane but she was as attentive as she could have been with all the groups.
I had the best rum and cokes I’ve ever had thanks to Shandra. So dang delicious!
Finally: get the tots. That’s all I have to say. Actually, get two orders of them. You’ll thank me later!

Came here before the Seahawks game this weekend. The place was packed but it didn’t feel over crowded to the point where it was uncomfortable.
It was a fun atmosphere and I enjoyed being able to watch all my fantasy players dominate on the many different tv screens (first place, what what), including the huge projector screen on the front wall.
Anyways, we had coors light and were shocked and delighted when we got our tab and realized it was only $ 4 a beer on game day, just an hour or two before kick off. Great deal, fun spot, and an easy walk to the stadium afterwards!

I met up with some friends before a Sounders match and I must say I was surprised at how good the Box House buffet brunch was. I’ve had brunches twice the price that weren’t half as good. The bartender also makes a great Greyhound. When we walked in Led Zeppelin was playing at just the right volume and I knew it was going to be a good Sounder prefunk.

This is the old Last Supper club. We went there to watch the Seahawks game. Prior to home games the place is packed and clears out right before so if you want a big projection screen to watch off of, go here about 30 mins before the game and you should have no issues finding a seat. The food is bleh… There isn’t much to choose from. It’s expensive and doesn’t taste that great. I ordered the beef nachos and it was about $ 15. Portion was huge but it was a tater tot nacho style dish. The beef was really dry and tasteless. I should have saved my money and ordered two more whiskeys instead. After the game they have a DJ and play music and there’s dancing. Since people are pretty wasted after the game, it’s pretty fun. Ok atmosphere. Bleh on the food… Prob be back only if my friends pick this location. But if I do, I’ll eat prior!

We ended up here after our event was cancelled for the night. It was clear they were not expecting the crowd they ended up getting (it was a huge event that had been cancelled and they got a LOT of the blowback). The service was still great though! We managed to get a table and the server came back every time. The drinks were pretty terrible though. Strong, yes. but they tasted like straight up rubbing alcohol.
The DJ was awesome! Most of us were out for a big EDM music festival and this guy took it like a champ. He tore the house up. We danced until they closed the bar. And. best part​.NO COVER on a Saturday night! They killed it for sure!
I would definitely go back.

I hadn’t been in here in a long time — since it was Last Supper Club. WOW WOW WOW! The new ownership has done an incredible job. It’s inviting and all around awesome. The service was fabulous and the prices were surprisingly low. Food Recommend: Jalapeño Poppers. YUMMY!!! I will definitely be frequenting this bar more.

We came in here for a casual afternoon drink. Our waitress, Trish, was absolutely awesome, and the food was delish to boot! It wasn’t too crowded when we went, but I imagine it is an awesome place to watch Seahawks games on Sundays.

I love this place! The staff is very friendly and it’s a great place to hang even without any sporting events going on. This is a hidden gem in Pioneer Square and Im definitely coming back again again.

I came here for my coworker’s going-​away party and we had so much fun! The server we had was awesome: super attentive and sweet.
I didn’t think I liked hot dogs, but I was hungry so I decided to try one. It was DELICIOUS and came with bacon and peppers on the side.
One downside was that they didn’t have any wine, and I am a total wino, but I think it may have been due to the fact that it was a soft opening.
I would definitely come back if I was hanging out in pioneer square. The ambiance was really cool and chill. And I hope they’ll keep serving hot dogs…

So far so good!
I am going to give it 5 stars for now and then follow up after the official opening but I attended the soft opening while trying to find a venue for pre-​game fun before a Sounders match.
Unfortunately, it was a soft opening and not officially open so there were no real menu or food items but they did give lots of effort anyway by providing some fried foods and gourmet hotdogs for free! It’s like tapas in America for a day! Free apps, just buy drinks. The drinks were really made well and the service was very fast and attentive. This may be a bit skewed as the wait staff we were fortunate to have was one of the owners. There was lots of energy and great effort.
I know hotdogs don’t seem like a fair thing to rate a review over but they were well made hotdogs with soft bread and thoughtfully placed (on the side) add-on’s of bacon bits, jalapeño, sautéed onions, ketchup, and mustard. It was a delight and if the hotdogs were that good.. . I wondered what the food would be like after opening!
The venue space and location is very well architected with an upstairs area, downstairs bar, and a corner lot. It was roomy and created a nice social atmosphere. Very nice TV setups and a large clear projection screen were also shown. I saw 3 disco balls and a fancy dance floor setup so I wondered if they were planning a night life thing like many restaurants do in a metro area.
Looking forward to more experiences with this establishment! Thanks for the good times!

Beautiful new venue for Seattle games!!! Owners did an amazing job revamping the place. Awesome game day drinks specials. attentive staff.definitely be back for game days. The food is beyond delicious! This place has it down!!!