29 Best Pubs near Burien

“Had Demolition and Elliot Bay that was good, french fries was alright. We visited this brewery a few times....one of the bartender was always unhappy. The last time we were there, they already were pushing us to leave 20 mins before the bar was closed“

“Had a fantastic pit stop and the bar staff are really friendly and know their stuff about the drinks. Recommend.“

“What can ya say. This is - bar none - the coolest spot I ever drank in. Joe: thank you , Sir. Drinks, vibe, decor, people, (weirdly, the John) MUSIC (Joe’s Blues playlist) and the stories. Come to Seattle and ignore this place to your eternal detriment 😎💚“

“if you know. you know. I love ❤️ the Inn!“

“Food was amazing highly recommend“

“Good people good drinks! Just do it!“

“Coo lil local bar to grab drinks at. I have a great time every time. However most of the times I have been it seemed really busy but the staff was always friendly and as attentive as possible. Food is pretty decent and the DJ is always on point. They also have karaoke from time to time“

“If I could give this place ten stars, I would! The food and drinks are the best on the block but it’s just a compliment to the great people who work there. No matter how busy it is they never forget you and make you feel right at home.“

“Great food and beer/cider list“

“It was terrific, we got to talk with the owner and heard about how they’ve been 6 years and running. Delicious chicken chili verde Sammie and rosemary garlic fries! Can’t wait to stop in again!! 😊🤤“

“Great atmosphere, kid friendly, awesome selection, and great staff!“

“Any place with almost nothing but ciders and sours is A in my book! Not a big beer guy at all but cider and sour yes! They have these in spades here. Cool spot as well! Open and inviting, casual seats and ample space. 4 and 6 pick flight options. Go during happy hour for 6 picks at $17. I enjoyed every cider I got and the 2 sours as well. I'd get them all again. Way cool spot for lovers of the cider and sour side of 'beer'.“

“Offering a collection of beverages made in Washington, Seattle Beer Co. was an accidental find after exiting the overcrowded Public Market area. This conveniently located watering hole caters to all crowds with offerings of all different beer styles (drafts and cans), ciders, some wine, and also N/A beers. There's something for everyone, and Trenton makes sure that every single person is served some quality liquids based upon their tastes. For those unsure of what to order, Trenton asked only one to two questions and nearly nailed exactly what the customer was seeking. That's the type of service that every establishment should aim to achieve to keep people flowing in the doors. I highly advise people to make this a stop when in the Seattle downtown area.“

“One of the most comfortable and “beer pub” styled beer bars in Seattle, and a great anchor for Morgan junction. Excellent local tap list and large interior - comfortable bar and lots of seating. Fun games on the other side and great bartenders.“

“I love this place and the new owners make it even better. Good food, local fun and good drink prices, steak night Friday is hard to beat for the value for sure.“

“We always get excellent service, like tonight our turquoise wearing (I'm bad w/names) waitress was phenomenal and our food and drinks were excellent, absolutely love the stein burger and fries !“

“We had our favorite dishes: (breaded) fish tacos and fish 'n chips. Both were very well prepared and tasty. Breading could be thicker - it's too light to soak up much melted vinegar. Chopped mango sprinkled on the tacos add a nice flavor twist.
Servings were generous for all but large appetites. Take home boxes a plus.“

“The fried mushrooms are a religious experience“

“I googled Burnett's Pub to check the open time and it showed a permanent closed notification. Does anyone know if this is true?“

“The hazy "Kiwi" IPA best we had during our Seattle visit! Bartenders great at giving us traveling advice! Highly recommend!“

“Great German beers, friendly service, nice place to chill in West Seattle.“

“We (Myself, my partner and our trivia group) went here on a Thursday for trivia. We normally go somewhere else but wanted to give this place a try. The service was great for the most part. The bartenders were quick and efficient but the one lonely server was running her ass off. She forgot to put one of our food orders but they ended up taking a couple things off the tab and made up for it. We didn't ask them to, they just did it which was super cool.
There isn't much parking so just drive around downtown till you find something.
Inside there's a couple pool tables, darts, high top tables and low tables. For trivia night (Thursday), good luck getting a table, period. The happy hour is 4pm to 7pm and definitely worth it. They don't take reservations, I asked.
Overall, great place for a beer and a cheap happy hour burger. The fried pickles are delicious too. Just don't expect to get a table or nearby parking.“

“I’ve been to Roanoke Inn several times after concerts on Mercer Island and it is a great place to enjoy a pint and some delicious pub food! Wonderful English pub atmosphere and a nice selection of local(ish) beer on draft. The chips, salsa and guacamole, and the jalapeño poppers were great! In the past I’ve also had a fantastic mushroom-Swiss burger, and terrific fish & chips! Easy access from and to I-90 (except right now, there’s a bit of construction making it less direct) and just a lovely overall place to hang out, waiting for traffic to clear up or if you need a bite to eat on your way home from something. 10/10 would go again!“

“Pizza is bomb! Taco pizza is our family fav!“

“We already ate here for lunch, and it was fantastic. The waitress was perfect. 👌
We also tried (twice) to have dinner, but it was closed, although it was said to be open 🤷‍♂️ (on maps)
So the opening hours are wrong or there's a problem ? 🤔“

“My partner and I visited Seattle earlier this year, and made our way to the admiral pub. We found the eclectic blend of queer friendly neighborhood bar - meets sports pub, to be quite charming and welcoming.

After a day of adventuring the city, Seth sent out some much needed sustenance, with a quickness, that absolutely hit the spot.

Nothing fancy, but definitely super cozy, welcoming, and fun.“

“The rooms are very comfortable, clean and relaxing. The lobby, the library and reading area are very nice and well appointed. The staff are professional and very attentive. The windows open to let fresh sea air into the room. The whole club feels like you are indeed staying in a private, safe club. Hoping that the 3 food venues extend the hours later in the evening especially on the weekends. Once again, a very nice stay...the place to stay in Seattle.“

“Smaller Locust location near Post Alley. I wish I could say the service was better but the person taking our order seemed bothered that we were taking too long to decide what to drink. I thought maybe it was just a dry personality but as soon as they went to the other side and saw their friend, they were all smiles.
Ordered a mango cider beer and bought a nice glass cup with the Locust Cider logo, and atmosphere is small but makes good use of the space. Some outdoor seating as well.“

“If you are looking for left over birthday cake, warmed up "meat" leftovers and a bunch of crusty regulars then you have found your mecca. No nonsense clean bar with efficient service. Regulars are welcoming and friendly. For Rainer ave. Its a Gem.“