Pike Pub: A Taste of Seattle's Brewing Heritage
Discover Pike Pub, where Seattle's brewing culture meets delicious American cuisine in a vibrant waterfront setting.
Located in the heart of Seattle's waterfront, Pike Pub is not just a restaurant; it’s a culinary experience steeped in the city's brewing heritage. As part of the renowned Pike Brewing Company, this brewpub is celebrated for its extensive selection of handcrafted beers that are brewed on-site, ensuring that every sip reflects the passion and artistry of local brewing. The ambiance is warm and inviting, making it an ideal spot for tourists seeking to unwind after a day of exploring the city's many attractions. The menu at Pike Pub features a delightful array of American cuisine, ranging from hearty burgers to fresh seafood, all prepared with locally sourced ingredients. Whether you're craving a classic fish and chips or a creative twist on comfort food, the options are designed to please every palate. The pub also takes pride in accommodating families and large groups, making it a perfect stop for travelers of all ages. In addition to the fantastic food and drink, Pike Pub often hosts events and live music, enhancing the lively atmosphere and providing an authentic taste of Seattle's vibrant culture. The location itself is a stone's throw from iconic landmarks like Pike Place Market, making it a convenient stop for both lunch and dinner. With its rich flavors, welcoming environment, and deep connection to the local brewing scene, Pike Pub offers a memorable experience that captures the essence of Seattle.
Local tips
- Visit during happy hour for special discounts on drinks and appetizers.
- Try the seasonal craft beers for a taste of unique local flavors.
- Check out the brewing equipment on-site for a behind-the-scenes glimpse of the brewing process.
- Arrive early on weekends to secure a table, as it can get quite busy.
- Pair your meal with one of their house-made beers for the best experience.
A brief summary to Pike Pub
- 1415 1st Ave, Seattle, Seattle Waterfront, Washington, 98101, US
- +1206-622-6044
- Visit website
- Monday 11 am-9 pm
- Thursday 11 am-9 pm
- Friday 11 am-9 pm
- Saturday 11 am-9 pm
- Sunday 11 am-9 pm
Getting There
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Bus
From downtown Redmond, walk to the nearest bus stop at 164th Ave NE & NE 83rd St. Take bus number 542 towards Seattle. Ride for approximately 30 minutes and get off at the 'Pike Place Market' stop. From there, it's a short walk to Pike Pub at 1415 1st Ave. Head southwest on Pike St towards 1st Ave, then turn left onto 1st Ave. You will find Pike Pub on your left.
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Light Rail
Make your way to the nearest light rail station in Redmond, which is the Redmond Technology Station. Take the light rail towards Seattle. The journey takes about 40 minutes. Disembark at the Westlake Station. After exiting, head towards Pine St and walk towards 1st Ave. Turn left onto 1st Ave and walk for about 0.4 miles. Pike Pub will be on your right at 1415 1st Ave.
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Bicycle
If you prefer to ride a bicycle, you can rent one from a local bike-sharing service. Start from the Redmond Town Center and head south on 164th Ave NE. Follow the bike lanes which lead you towards the Sammamish River Trail. Continue on the trail until you reach the Burke-Gilman Trail. Follow the trail into Seattle, and when you reach the Ballard Bridge, cross over to get to 1st Ave. Ride south on 1st Ave until you reach Pike Pub at 1415 1st Ave.
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Walking
If you are already in the Redmond city center, you can enjoy a scenic walk. Start at the Redmond Town Center and walk south on 164th Ave NE. Continue onto NE 83rd St and connect to the Sammamish River Trail. Follow the trail until you reach the Burke-Gilman Trail. Head west through the trail until it leads you into Seattle. Walk along the waterfront until you reach Pike Pub at 1415 1st Ave.
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