02/01/09

Best Brunch in Town!

by emichaelh

As I walked into Martin's, hungover as all hell and thinking that it would be a great place to not be seen, I was not expecting much. All the servers were walking around in utili-kilts- -something I never thought I would see in a gay establishment- I'll leave it at that. I ordered the Biscuits and Gravy, and my friend had the Eggs Benedict...both the best we've ever had! I have brunched all over the world, and this was the best. Not pretentious... just delicious! I will be there every sunday from now on, as my search for the best brunch in town is over.

• Pros: Great place to not run into pretentious hipsters, amazing brunch.
• Cons: Tacky Utili-kilts

02/22/07

Very cozie, and I loved the live piano!

by choirboy_lap

I don't call myself an expert at anything, but I had great time at this place. Wandered there after chop suey, and got quite a nice surprise. It was calm, cozie, and they were still serving food. So then I got to keep my drink going, eat, and chill out with some live piano.

06/29/06

Best Bartenders on the Hill

by shadyuno

Well... I was a bartender at The Seawolf and then stayed on board through the transition to The Full Circle Bar & Grill. I left just before it became Martin's Off Madison but I still visit the establishment every time I'm in Seattle. Marty has done a great job transforming Martin's into a wonderful place to meet with friends or bring a date. I know all of the bartenders personally and have not a bad thing to say about any of them. If you were ever curious about the atmosphere before it became Martins but were too scared to go in due to the crazy crowd of regulars that used to be inside. Fear no more... the crowd is pleasant to be around and the service you will receive is phenominal. Three Cheers for Martin's Off Madison! Hoo Raa!

• Pros: Great Service... Great Food.... Great Place to be!
• Cons: Parking on the street. (Hard to find)