Two Bells
(206) 973-7801
2313 4th Ave
(at Bell Street)
Seattle,
WA
98121
47.6154
-122.3442
Neighborhoods: Belltown, Downtown
What People Are Saying About Two Bells
The Owner
Two Bells
Owner
Belltowners tried to keep it a secret, but word is long out and, more often than not, Two Bells is packed with a hip crowd that includes both artists and business people-- all in pursuit of a good burger and beer. Hot artichoke-garlic spread makes a fantastic starter before you have one of their big, juicy hamburgers, served on a baguette. Expect the average entree to cost under $10.
Open for lunch and dinner. When weather permits, enjoy outdoor seating. A full selection of alcoholic beverages are served, with microbrews, house wines and cocktails.
The Editor
Contributor
Citysearch
The Scene
Patrons settle into the wood booths or the U-shaped bar for a brew and a burger or a glass of wine and a sandwich. The music is usually picked by the staff, although celebrity musicians in town occasionally show up unannounced to entertain. Both patrons and staff tend toward the artistic side and small-scale exhibits of drawings and paintings rotate on the tavern walls. A greenery-and-flower-lined patio lies out back, though patrons are expected to order before heading that way.
The Draw
Two Bells is mostly a beer-and-wine place, though many think there isn't a better burger in Seattle. Ground fresh daily of brisket and round (with enough fat for flavor and juiciness), hand-packed loosely, grilled to order, presented in a hunk of chewy, crusted baguette, the Two Bells burger earned renown from day one, which was in the early '80s.
User Reviews
erikalc
December 08, 2008
My favorite local bar to hang out in - strong drinks, great selection of beer, super delicious food that's more healthy than the usual dive bar fare, friendly staff, and they even have lots of board games you can play while you hang out if you'd like!
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aznlovenecstasy
March 19, 2008
So i came here with my friend for lunch because we heard the bugers were good. the service was okay, u got to get their attention and when we ordered, u can't get fries with your burger... yeah... wtf?? and we both bit into the burger and the grease would just drip down your arm, it was tasty and moist because there's so much fat in it.
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nghin
January 23, 2008
Have you ever had a burger that serve on a baguette? If not, you must visit this place. Not because I was hungry when I showed up here but indeed it is one of the tastiest burgers I have acquired. The service is so-so and definitely need a beer to go with the burger. If only if, there's french fries with the burger it would be perfect or better yet... how about tater tots?
read full reviewThe Details on Two Bells
Save Money:
Happy hour is from 4pm to 7pm and features specials on pitchers of Pabst.
Parking:
Street parking is scarce; head to one of the pay lots on Third Ave before frustration sets in.
When to Go:
The bar serves drinks until 2am, but the kitchen closes for food at 10pm.
Category:
Restaurants, Sports Bars, Bars & Pubs, Lounges
Payment Methods:
American Express, Cash, Visa, MasterCard
Bar & Pub Special Features:
Bar & Club Special Features:
Message from Two Bells
- Burgers and sandwiches
- Diverse crowd
- Beers, wines, spirits
Belltowners tried to keep it a secret, but word is long out and, more often than not, Two Bells is packed with a hip crowd that includes both artists and business people-- all in pursuit of a good burger and beer. Hot artichoke-garlic spread makes a fantastic starter before you have one of their big, juicy hamburgers, served on a baguette. Expect the average entree to cost under $10.
Open for lunch and dinner. When weather permits, enjoy outdoor seating. A full selection of alcoholic beverages are served, with microbrews, house wines and cocktails.
