A Fremont institution since 1988. The Red Door managed to move (the building) down the street, open a full-bar, patio and kid-friendly dining area and not lose the appeal and charm of the cozy, old alehouse by the bridge. Great, local microbrews on tap and stellar pub food prevail here, but don’t miss the beer-steamed clams and fresh salads. It’s happy hour from 3-7pm daily, and the kitchen’s open ’til midnight for a late night bite. The Red Door closed in 2020.

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Previously housed in what are now high-rise Belltown condos, the back-up-and-running Cyclops didn’t forfeit its sassy charm and loyal following when it went homeless for a spell. In fact, the owners of this hip, landmark café and bar managed to bring back the charm and regulars in spades when they reopened in their landmark new space on First Ave. Funky private booths and vintage tables line the room, and the bar fills up with the post-work crowd every night of the week. Weekend brunch on the outdoor patio is not to be missed! Get your Cyclops stickers today.

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This dark, lively establishment is as authentic a Brit pub as you’re likely to find this side of the Atlantic. In Seattle, you’ll be hard-pressed to find another packed bar on a weekend morning, complete with rowdy drinkers and a full English Brecky on their plates. Football is always on the telly, and live games draw big, excitable crowds. The menu offers classic pub fare like crispy fish & chips, chicken curry, and bona fide shepherd’s pie as well as a host of imported beers on tap–Guinness and Newcastle being the most popular, naturally.

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