Although Seattle is well known for rainy days, the city does buzz with excitement and various cultures. Seattle provides fantastic activities, ranging from verdant parks to museums and restaurants. Also, you can grab a coffee from the spectacular coffee shops or beers and cocktails from bars and spots worth a visit. These spots will provide space for relaxation as you reflect on Seattle’s culture. Seattle has a solution for whatever kind of drink you desire. 

Loretta’s Northwesterner

This club is a perfect hideaway in the toasty Pacific Northwest. You will enjoy the massive outdoor space at Loretta’s, especially during the summer. Also, visitors cannot help but appreciate the interior décor in the bar. Loretta’s offers meals burgers which come wrapped in paper. You will order more of these tasty burgers.

The Fireside Room

The Fireside Room, located in the suburbs, provides numerous rooms comprising an eponymous fireplace. The bar features a vintage appearance consisting of stereo equipment, fridges, and beer signs. Fireside Room will give the best for you if you love cocktails, including barrel-aged Manhattan. You can never exhaust the providence of this spot as it also provides classic creative spins such as frozen Harvey Wallbanger. You can book early reservations at Fireside if you have special occasions like birthdays or anniversaries. Food is also available in the facility, including tater tot casserole and pretzels with beer cheese. 

Liberty

If you seek drink diversity, Liberty bar is a perfect spot to visit. This Seattle bar provides classic drinks ranging from beers, wines, and cocktails. You will want to return to this bar often as the friendly atmosphere keeps attracting you. Retro concert posters from the 1990s exist in the interior, and the furniture here has no frills. The bar provides freshly made cocktails rather than squeezing the juice earlier and refrigerating it to satisfy its customers and keep them coming back. Who wouldn’t want to get such high-profile services? You can bring your partner here and share drinks picked from scotch, American bourbons, and even whiskey from Japan and India. The wine selection will blow your mind. An El Diablo and Creole Cocktails are a must-try for persons who like strong drinks. 

Quinn’s Pub

Quinn’s Pub is a two-level pub with a warm and relaxed atmosphere. This bar entails floor-to-ceiling windows and dark wood beams, facilitating a lovely setting perfect for kicking back with a beer or a luxurious cocktail. This location is a hotspot for foodies and artists attracted by the independent and creative spirit of the bar. People seeking to try different varieties of Trappist ales and a spectacular selection of bourbons usually visit the location frequently. Don’t miss out on the light-bodied Basil Hayden spicy bourbon with a peppery flavor mixed with honey. Quinn’s Pub also offers delicious meals like fries and the wild boar sloppy joe to accompany your drinks.

Tavern Law

Having been named one of the best cocktail bars by GQ Magazine in America, you can be sure that you will get the best here. Tavern law bar is a classy bar combining two bars; Tavern Law and Needle and Thread. You can enjoy your dinner here and extend your stay into a drinking session. There is no other venue in Seattle that will give you an experience of skillfully crafted cocktails like Tavern Law will. 

Oliver’s Lounge

Oliver’s Lounge has existed since the 1970s, offering Puget Sound the best-crafted cocktails. This upmarket bar takes European style and is Washington’s first daylight bar. This Lounge facilitates a perfect setting for a northwest nibble with a two or tipple enhanced by the floor-to-ceiling glass windows. I recommend you try out the signature sandwich with roasted peppers, grilled eggplant, portabello mushrooms, and the crab cakes comprising paprika-parmesan fries. You will ask for more. Tag along your friend to enjoy the premium sharp martinis and the spectacular absinthe varieties available. 

The Terrace Lounge

This bar is a sophisticated piano venue situated in the Fairmont Olympic Hotel. Do you like drink’s diversity? Come to Terrace Lounge and get it all. This Lounge offers numerous refreshments ranging from champagnes, exotic martinis, classy cocktails, and fruity ports. You can order meals, including popcorn shrimp and savory hors d’oeuvres if you feel hungry, and cocktail hours are held on Thursdays through Saturdays featuring live piano play. Don’t get late; the happy hour starts at 7.00 pm. 

Canon: Whiskey and Bitters Emporium

The Canon: Whiskey and Bitters Emporium is owned by Jamie Boudreau, well-known as Seattle’s best mixologist for his unique and delicious drinks. I recommend you try the Georgia cocktail, which comprises homemade syrup, gin, and orange blossom if you have only a single drink. The variety of drinks available here is just insane. Canon: Whiskey and Bitters Emporium offers about  3,500 different liquors. Nevertheless, do not get over-excited or confused and thus struggle to make a choice. The Canon is an award-winning bar for being North America’s most iconic bar. You have all the reasons to have a night out here.

Conclusion

Seattle will provide a night experience you cannot regret spending your coins on. Heavy and light drinkers will all be accommodated in Seattle’s epic bars.