Feedback Lounge

It’s a cool place but, their rent is going up and they’re closing shop in a few weeks. Make sure and check out their web site for events. Tonight the Batman Returns show is just starting

Great bahn mi! Nice drinks and average prices for a bar. My sandwich is l$ 12.00. Will be back.

I moved to the greater Seattle area about 7 months ago from Buffalo, Ny and have been on a quest for yummy Buffalo wings. This place came highly recommended and I see why, the wings were amazing! We also had a Caesar salad and the dressing had a perfect hint of anchovies, and the Mac and Cheese was to die for. It was well worth the drive from Bellevue. The Bartender/​Waitress was also super nice and helpful, and Chef Wade even came out to thank us for coming in.
Thank you guys for such an awesome experience, we plan on coming back many times.

Formerly a hands down 5 star rating, I’m still waiting for a reply from the new management due to some changes described below. I sent this email 4÷29÷15, but haven’t heard a word. Once regulars, we haven’t been back since :(
To Whom it May Concern:
We have been coming to Feedback for years and the new condensed menu is absolutely disappointing. Where is the Chile Verde? You once offered a reliable and hardy option for those who are gluten intolerant, but we left here tonight to having to go elsewhere because a salad wasn’t what I had mind. I’m also underwhelmed by the new smaller drink glass for my honeybush. The menu doesn’t say sweet potato fries, but apparently you still have those — hoping it stays that way or I’ll have no reason to come back here.
Don’t mess with a good thing. You have a trusted fan base and that is a surprisingly delicate thing.
P. S. Elliott Bay offers a gluten free bun on their burgers. It’s an easy thing to do that makes your menu accessible to do many more people.

When I want a good drink I come to the feedback lounge. My favorite drink is the pineapple habanero margaritas they have just the right amount of everything I want in a drink. The burgers are really good too.

Located less than a mile from the Alaska Junction on California Ave, this place is a good place to grab dinner before bar hopping in West Seattle.
The only reason I’m writing this review was for the hamburger, but I’m sure they have some cool music here too. I didn’t even look at the menu to be honest, my girlfriend told me to order the «Lights Out Burger» and I did. 10 minutes later our meal was sitting on the bar and ready to eat. I have to say it was one of the best hamburgers I’ve ever had in my life…“lights out” as a matter of fact. Not sure what all was in it but it included some kind of white cheese, stacked ham and a fried egg… along with the beef patty of course. Eating it meant making a complete mess everywhere but it was worth it. It’s served with tater tots. From the other reviews sounds like the entire menu is the same way.
Aside from that the atmosphere is pretty cool nice and open with plenty of seating. The liquor selection was the reason I only gave it 4 stars. A lot of the flavored liquor they have there is made in-​house. It gives it kind of a cool look with all of the clear bottles with simple labels identifying what’s in it, but if you’re looking for a shot of Fireball, forget it. That’s my two cents, Feedback is worth checking out!

Very awesome Rock N’ Roll bar in West Seattle! This is one of my go to places in Seattle. Laid back feel decorated with artistic images of rock stars and band displays. Great music playing through the speakers and some live music happenings on the weekends. Good food and delicious drinks! Definitely worth checking out!

All around bad-​ass bar. Great, unique drinks and the food is amazing. Seriously, i don’t think I’ve had better food at a bar, ever. The burgers are over the top, nachos are spectacular, and the tater tots are why I’m fat. Always had great service and conversation too.

Feedback is my go to place for great drinks. The walnut whisky is killer and they know mixology well. The rock n’ roll vibe is fantastic and you can listen to local bands playing on stage or just hear great tunes on the stereo.

The service was super slow and the food was fine. As a 40-​something who is supposed to like this place, it just felt like they are pandering to me. I’d rather have an actual cool dive bar back instead of a place that’s been made up like a TGI Fridays for the aged Seattle grunge crowd.

Great music venue on the weekends but also a great spot for a snack and high end spirits. I love there Monday night half off top shelf specials. I’m a huge whiskey fan so it lets me try things I might not normally have a chance to try at a reasonable price. Bartenders are always great at recommending and picking out drinks based on my preferences too.

Cool little spot drinks are alright, the food is right, the atmosphere is pretty cool. It’s different, grunge rock themed, always clean, generally fairly busy

Been here a few times for food and drinks. Drinks are weak and the food is mediocre, but it’s in the neighborhood so we’ve come back despite this and always stick to beer to avoid paying $ 10 a piece for weak drinks. Came in on a Weds night last week, hardly anyone in the place and still waited a full 15 minutes for someone to come take a drink order. No acknowledgement or even an apology. Decided at that point we were over this place. The fact that we both got sick within an hour of drinking our beers confirmed it. I guess I can add dirty tap lines to the list of reasons never to come back here.

I love Feedback Lounge!
This is one of favorite places in West Seattle. The food is delicious, the drinks are amazing, the staff is outstanding. I love their live music and comfy couches. It’s truly a great place to kick back and hang out with friends, even have a nice chill first date.

Went here for comedy night, but can’t hold the fact that all the stand-​ups died onstage against this place. Has a fun atmosphere and drink service is quick. parking is around the back in a community lot shared by a few businesses.
There’s nothing much to keep me coming back to this place, and that’s a large part of what I’m looking for in neighborhood bars. Being next to Zeek’s Pizza may lead to me coming back more than I think, but the search for Best Bar in West Seattle continues…

I love coming here Fridays after work. Good drinks and live music and comfy couch seating :)

I dig this place in so many ways – I’m glad it got picked right back up when Bev moved across the street, I like having a music-​focused place like this, and I like the ownership group for sure.
They lay it out like a shrine to rock and roll, mostly classic rock and popular metal bands. Lots of Rolling Stones decorations, lots of KISS. They put up everything from tour posters to souvenir merch to guitars to old magazines and framed magazine covers. If you dug rock and roll in the 70s and 80s, you’ll see all kinds of stuff that will catch your eye, everywhere you look. Framed on the walls, mounted in display cases, hanging from the ceiling. They evidently have a big library of concert DVDs and Blu-​rays they play regularly, and it looks like they book a lot of live music.
No idea about the food, but they have a tiny handful of beers on tap, a little wine, and a metric shit-​ton of cocktails on the menu. The bartenders and servers are cool, though we didn’t really chat with any of them at any length. Prices are pretty much in line with lounge prices these days.
You can choose from bar stools, tables (shove them together if you want), or couches for seating. You kinda feel checked out here, like you’ve gone somewhere farther away than your drive really took you. That’s just the way a lounge should work.

I admit a soft spot for this place anchoring the burgeoning, rapidly-«cooling» Morgan Junction neighborhood in West Seattle. My infatuation started summer before last (2012) when I had a long talk with the bartender/​owner (?) over some great craft cocktails on a slightly debauched weekend afternoon.
Drinks are a little pricy, but if you’re coming here you probably know that you’re getting homemade flavorings in your cocktails — this isn’t the most cost-​effective place for a beer. And, as some other reviewers have opined, the waitresses are all over the place on customer service — sometimes they are on the ball, and other times I’ve had to walk over to the bar to wait in line for a drink.
I would be remiss not to mention the excellent munchies, ranging from hamburgers to pasta. Far better than average pub grub.
I haven’t yet attended a show here, but I’m tempted by the retro posters in the bathroom to give it a try.
A positive note is that they have parking in back, but you need to enter off of Fauntleroy (I always come in the wrong way from the street one block prior, coming south on California).
In the words of the character played by the famous actor ex-​governor of California, «I’ll be back.»

My Fav bar in West Seattle. The theme of this Bar is Rock N Roll… and I like it.
Strong Cocktails: Love the Dante’s Shadow!
Food was very nice as well wings and Caribbean shrimp were really good and complimented the drinks.
Love the ambiance, the bartenders, and the patrons… great place… you Rock Feedback

The cocktails at Feedback, hands down, earn them 5 stars. The excellent service and creative food are icing on the cake. I love that they take care when making cocktails. It’s not a quick endeavor, as they are cutting fresh fruits, snipping herbs, and carefully choosing liqueurs and homemade bitters from their vast collection. Your palate would never grow tired! They also have several events each week featuring a certain liquor.
The food offerings are also made well. We tried the curried shrimp skewers and the steak tacos. The tacos wwere well-​seasoned, and the steak wasn’t overcooked. Also, their happy hour food prices are great!
If you’re a cocktail lover, this is a place you must try!