Where to go out · SEATTLE BAR CRAWLS
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 4 seattle bar crawls worth the ticket, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before the door.
This 2.5-hour Seattle food and cocktail walk visits Pike Place Market, the Rabbit Box, MARKET Seafood Eatery, Zig Zag Cafe, and SELEUŠS Chocolates. Guides such as Will, Jade, Sam, Maya, and Ben lead small groups of up to 12, pairing local stories with seafood, cocktails, and dessert. Stops may change if a venue is closed.
“Excellent host and guide. Very friendly and casual experience. Wonderful locations chosen with care!”
At Greenfire Loft in Capitol Hill, Jen of Greenfire Workshops gives you a lab coat, tools, recipes, and a wide range of spirits, mixers, herbs, teas, bitters, and zero-proof ingredients. You can follow a recipe or invent your own drinks with smoking guns, test tubes, infusions, and edible garnishes during this two-hour, freestyle experience.
“This was the coolest and most unique experience. NOTE: THIS IS NOT ACLASS BUT A FUN MIXOLOGY EXPERIENCE. IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A GUIDED STEP BY STEP TO COCKTAILS, THIS IS NOT IT! The instructor was so kind and very knowledgeable. The experience was 10000% worth the $. This was the highlight of my trip to Seattle. We got to mix and play around with new recipes with ingredients that would’ve costed a fortune to buy at home. It was a small 8-10 person class, so very intimate and fun vibes. I would HIGHLY recommend this activity. For the entrance: go inside the Melrose Market near Taylor Shellfish and…”
Start at Solstice in Fremont at 4:30 pm for a private, English-language walk with a local guide such as Lee. Over 2.5 hours, taste local spirits and two craft cocktails while exploring Prohibition stories, the Fremont Troll, Theo Chocolate, Lake Union, canal views, and space-themed art.
“So much fun and information...I was the only person booked for the tour and the individual attention made it amazing...Lee my guide was wonderful ❤️”
Eat and drink your way through South Lake Union with chef guides Sean or Noah. You’ll visit King Leroy, Marination, Maiz Molino, and Lady Yum for cocktails, bubbles, tacos, tamales, hush puppies, and macarons. The small group is capped at 12, and the 5 p.m. walk ends near the Amazon campus.
“Chef Sean was a great storyteller and very knowledgeable about Seattle’s food and history. Highly recommend this tour!”
Pick a kind of night, or a bar that floats.
