CC Attle’s

Like Cheers!, but gay and centrally located. Good, strong drinks, and event programming on TV (Football, special shows, etc…). The food is pretty good too (for bar food). The french dip is my go to snack when I need to satisfy my hunger and don’t want to leave the friendly atmosphere.
NOT a great place to take straight friends for their first gay bar experience. Although the staff is friendly, patrons like their community space and don’t «tone it down» to make first timers or straight couples more «comfortable».

Came in on the beginning of a Friday night. Drinks were excellent, super strong and extra tasty.
This was our second stop of the night and we were starving (and just a few sheets to the wind). The food was glorious, just what we needed to sober us up so that we could have more cocktails.
The ambiance? Fantastic. I do always enjoy being surrounded by large groups of delicious-​looking men, and CC’s did not disappoint at all.

Part 1:
Dear Dick Bartender,
Hawks jersey #40
Do you hate women?
Part 2:
Nasty-​ass bar stools
You want me to sit on that?
Antibiotics.

Sit down on one of their bar stools and the duct tape will stick to your ass.
This place needs someone to make sitting at a bar a fun place to be, not a place where the customer is pulling tape off their jeans.

I used to like CCs a lot and go st least twice a week, but after trying to go to their most recent fetish night, I will never come back here again.
When we got to the barthere was a line around the block, which is fine, its a popular night and it seemed to be moving, so we dutifully waited in line with the rest of the suckers. After sitting in that line for twenty minutes, we were finally near the front. But at that moment another «priority line» formed next to us. That line quickly grew to several dozen people long, and we were told that everyone in the priority line would get to go in before even one person from our line would. There was no indication for what made the line a «priority», it wasn’t full of attractive celebrities or people who had already been inside, and it hadn’t existed for the whole twenty minutes we waited up to that point. Certainly, if anyone told us there was a «special line» we would have tried to be in it from the start.
CCs, you’re not a club, this isn’t Hollywood, and I used to enjoy your bar specifically because it didn’t have a «VIP status». You lost a customer for life last night.

So disappointed with the people working at the door. I’ll explain. I’ve been to this establishment probably 30+ times in the last year. I’ve never had a problem here. I go, have a few drinks and leave. Last week I was there and I admit, I had too much to drink celebrating my friend’s party. This hasn’t happened before. The bartender let me know I drank too much and he gave me a water bottle. Super nice. I drank it, paid and left. There were no problems. I go back this week with not a drink on me and the door guy has the nerve to go up to one of my friends and tell him to not let me drink more than one drink. I was embarrassed and flabbergasted at the profiling. Like I said, I had been here 30+ times and only once I got tipsy, didn’t even cause any problems and all of a sudden I was «blacklisted». They went up to a friend and defamed me. I would totally understand if it was habitual. But this kind of embarrassment and profiling for one day? Going up to your friends when you go for your first drink of the night? I can’t even begin to comprehend the need for them to go up to a person of your group and treat you like a pariah. You don’t do that. The bartenders are sweethearts though.

I met my future husband in the original CC’s. We were here for my birthday. I like the new club and they’ve tried to preserve the feel of the old place. Definitely a great place to hang out and you can hear yourself speak, which is what I liked about the original CC’s.
The crowd was friendly and social and the bartenders were on top of it. The music provided good ambiance and It’s a great convenient location.

Pretty nice bar!
The layout is awesome at this place since you can easily have your space in different areas for different experiences. There are lots of TV’s everywhere as well. The only bad thing is that if you want to play pool, it is situated a bit funny since you will end up excusing your self for space very often next to the wall.
The service is pretty awesome, quick, straight forward, and always heavy on the pour. The prices are fantastic on opt of the fact that it is located right in Seattle. How do they do that?!
I had a get together with some friends there and we had a blast! Also didn’t spend that much money for the value of this place! Great atmosphere, great clients, great service. Good times!

I come here every now and then. I was here last night for a bit and the drinks are still really strong. The food was better than most bar food places. It’s usually pretty quick to get drinks here even when they are busy. Bartenders are friendly. The crowd is mostly older men but with a splash of younger men. It’s a great place to watch the Seahawks game as well.

What an awesome place to come and get your drink on! Generous portions (for both food and drink), quick and super friendly service, and at über low prices! I will definitely be back as it is not far from my house. They have pool tables that seemed to be well use, and lots of eye candy rotating on the overhead screens… Enjoy!

This is one of my favorite bars on Capital Hill. In my estimation, when compared to the other gay bars on the Hill, CCs pours the stiffest cocktail – believe me I’ve done my research here. The crowd is a mix of a little bit of everybody – CCs has a reputation for being a bear bar but from what I’ve observed it is a good mix of people. The staff and crowd is friendly. I’ve had strangers make polite conversation with me while waiting on a friend to join me – people who don’t know each other chatting at a bar. How novel! They have a couple of pool tables and dart boards – the dartboards are the new electronic ones. If you want to grab a bite, they serve standard bar fare. My only suggestion would be to add an additional bar tender to the back bar on weekends because the line to get a drink can take awhile when they are busy.

Great place to jump start your evening or watch the Sea Hawk’s game with friends. Mikey on the bartenders is amazing as is all the staff here.
They have cheap good bar food. Pool tables and darts. Also Video VJ some nights. Free WiFi password is coldbeer

I had to save one star and Unilocal will add in a Clementine for the exclusive amusement of Christopher Finch aka CC’s Bartender Extraordinaire, myself aka Daniel/​Dan/​Dannyboy/​Danimal, and some strangely shaped odd and extremely intoxicated random guy aka THE Holder to Titles of ALL! Clementine-​Related World Records aka someone neither Chris nor I will likely and hopefully never ever see again. However, The Good Lord aka Jesus Christ Our Savior has definitely thrown me some screwy curveballs over the years. I am sorry but I cannot answer that question for Christopher. What I do know is we were at this chuckle fest party in Chicago for the Oscars or Tonys or Teen Choice Awards or just to celebrate Cher or Madonna or some other gay thing the gays all say ‘YES! we need to throw a party for this specific event or person or dance craze or it is absolutely necessary to show off a welcomed new addition to life like a fashionable yet functional dust ruffle or a really sweet crown molding job well done hopefully with the carpenters – meaning the steaming hot men who installed said molding not the 1970’s dynamic vocal powerhouse, although if they showed up at my party I’d let them in BUT! to sing only as it’s not a soup kitchen here The Carpenters! Jeez Louise.’ – anyways I got off track just a tad teeny bit. CC Attle’s is a cool place to hang, probably my favorite place to hang out, and it’s WAY above and beyond 5 stars if someone brings and shares clementines!

I come here quite often. The staff are always nice and the drinks are always tasty/​affordable! A good friend and I refer to this place as our Cheers! You won’t find any pretentious queens in this amazing bar!

CC’s is one of my very favorite hang-​outs and I go there quite often. Lots of room for socializing or playing a game. People who hang there tend to be really friendly and welcoming. The drinks and food are reasonably priced and they have great bar food. And there’s the staff. There is a person or two that isn’t always friendly (who can always be friendly in a fast paced service job?) but most of the staff is great. Marcus is one of my favorite bartenders in this city. Mikey is always a sweetheart. And you’ve also got Toby and Bubba on security. Nice guys and always helpful. If you frequent CC’s, the staff all remember your name after a little while too. Thanks everyone for such a great place to socialize, drink, and eat.

Well… I used to really like coming here, but ever since I got kicked out for absolutely no reason, I’ve noticed a difference. There’s a hyper-​aggressive security person named Jeff who is overly assertive and needs to be doing something else. I’ve contacted the manager about this but have never heard back.

I really liked CC Attle’s bar in Seattle. It’s a great crowd — good drinks — and an overall really relaxed friendly vibe. It’s definitely has a neighborhood feel — and an eclectic group of people. Recommended!

The food is good here. I seriously mean it. It sounds unlikely but I PROMISE you it’s true. And the prices are super low for the generous portion size and as long as they stay that way, here we will come for dinner at least once a week. Also, the bartenders are friendly (except for that one time) and the drinks, as you probably heard, are cray cray.
Give this place a try. Order a club sandwich and relaxxxx

My favorite gay dive bar/​hang out spot in Seattle. Come here as you are, straight from work or in your PJs. No one will care or judge.
This bar’s concept, in theory, caters to the «bear» crowd, as reinforced by a butch bear statue that stands in the entry way. But in reality, it’s always a mixed group of fun, friendly guys, just looking to play pool, darts, grab a drink and talk.
The bar itself has kind of a log-​cabin-​meets-​commercial-​space kind of feel, lots of wood — tables, benches, shelving, fixtures.
They have tons of screens throughout the place broadcasting a never-​ending slideshow of hot guys — from bears to jocks — in various states of undress and arousal (usually more on the undressed and aroused end of things). Makes for good talking points during lulls in the conversation. Whoever has to compile the pics for those slideshows has a pretty decent gig.
Drinks are pretty cheap. More importantly, bartenders are awesome — Mike and Eric are institutions here and will take care of you.
Seems like people do come in routinely to eat here too — especially late on a weekday night. Menu is standard bar fare — fries, burgers, hot wings, chicken strips. Haven’t had the food yet, but it looked decent enough.
So, this CC’s shouldn’t be confused with the CC’s in Portland, which is a whole different (and less appealing) ball game, imo.
This is a chill bar where you can grab a drink, hang out and make some new friends for the night. One of my favorites in Seattle for sure.

CC’s is «as good as it gets» and is THE local gay joint with stiff drinks that caters to the bear/​non-​twink gay guys of Seattle. Everyone goes here, it’s a very neighborhood-​y gay bar with very pleasant bar tenders and employees.
It’s not a hip club, stand-​and-​model club or pretty-​boy club, though all are welcome!
CC’s lesser known secret? Pretty darn good buffalo wings!