Seattle, Washington is a lively city full of music history, big business and an exciting nightlife. Visiting golfers can play Jefferson Park Golf Course, located in Beacon Hill. Built in 1915 by Thomas Bendelow, Jefferson Park features views of the Seattle skyline and Mount Rainier. The 18-hole course measures over 6,200 yards and offers a driving range. After a long day of play, however, Seattle visitors can find many popular bars downtown.
Boka Kitchen and Bar
Boka Kitchen and Bar is a swanky restaurant and bar that draws an upscale crowd. The kitchen serves urban American food made with local organic ingredients under the direction of Executive Chef Angie Roberts.
The bar features a limited menu, handcrafted cocktails, and new and old world wines. The available selection includes many wines from local Washington wineries. Boka offers both early and late night happy hours with reduced prices and seasonally changing specialty drinks. Full meal service is available for lunch, cocktail hour, dinner, late night and weekend brunch in the dining room.
Boka Kitchen and Bar
1010 First Ave.
Seattle, WA 98104
(206) 357-9000
Bokaseattle.com
Pike Brewing Company
The Pike Brewing Company, located at Pike Place Market, is a two-story pub, brewery, museum and restaurant. Featuring an eclectic menu, the restaurant offers traditional pub fare, including salads, sandwiches and poultry. Filled with artifacts, the pub's casual atmosphere and low prices make the Pike Brewing Company a local favorite.
The main attraction at the Pike Brewing Company, however, is the beer. Brewed to the high standards of famed founder Charles Finkel, the pub's ales have won numerous awards and accolades. Patrons can sample one of many regular and seasonal beers while enjoying the energetic and friendly atmosphere.
Pike Brewing Company
1415 First Ave.
Seattle, WA 98122
(206) 622-6044
Pikebrewing.com
Bookstore Bar and Café
The Bookstore Bar and Café, located at the stylish Alexis Hotel, is distinctively decorated with shelves of books that line the walls and an ornate wood bar. Patrons can sip aged scotch or bourbon while perusing the bar's collection of fine books, magazines and newspapers from around the world.
A popular meeting place, the bar features a variety of microbrews, imports, wines and specialty drinks. In addition, it offers both indoor and outdoor seating on the sidewalk patio. The bar also offers full-service dining.
Bookstore Bar and Café
92 Madison St.
Seattle, WA 98104
(206) 624-3646
Librarybistro.com
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