The Hideout
Seattle, WA 98102
Phone: (206) 903-8480
- Cross Street:
- Madison Street
- Hours:
- Mon-Fri 4pm-2am, Sat-Sun 6pm-2am
Editorial Review for The Hideout – by Joann Natalia Aquino
In Short
This loved neighborhood pub echoes a classic 1920's speakeasy with its old-fashioned crystal chandeliers, velvet drapes and dark mahogany bar and draws Seattle's coolest creatives with its carefree bohemian ambience and understated appeal. Famous not just for its delectable cocktails made with fresh hand-squeezed juices, the bar also boasts wall-to-wall paintings by Northwest artists rotated monthly and features the Vital 5 Review, a quarterly alcohol-fueled editorial written exclusively and submitted on site by its patrons.
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Insider Tips
What to DrinkTry the Caipirinha, a tasty mixture of Cachaca, muddled lime and sugar; or The Hemingway, a shot of Hornitos, bottle of Dos Equis and a Nat Sherman. Feeling playful? Order the Andy Warhol, a refreshing Cosmopolitan and a Polaroid picture of yourself.
Know Before You GoThe jukebox, well stocked with classic and contemporary music, is always free. Check out the CD flaps for more artwork.
Happy HourEnjoy cheap Rainier beer and well drinks, daily from 4pm to 7pm.
User Reviews for The Hideout
12/04/2006 Posted by bc173
You probably won't end up in this bar except if a local friend takes you there or after reading this review. From the outside it's hard to see this is a bar, that's why it's called "Hideout". Inside on the main wall you will find interesting pieces of art (which are for sale) from various local artists. The bartender can tell you more about the artists behind the paintings but also about the various Belgian beers that are served. If you are sick of loud crowded bars or if you're up for a conversation with the bartender or other people this is the place to be!
Pros: Quite bar with eye for art.
Cons: Hard to find :)
11/22/2006 Posted by pikake21
I first came to this bar for a going away evening wth some friends who had made this their regular stomping grounds. I could easily see why they felt so comfortable around the place. The bartenders are friendly and outgoing, and the drinks were all made very well. We even had some appetizers which were nice. I would come back here as a place to get together frequently, especially if I lived in the area.
Pros: great drinks, unpretentious atmosphere
Cons: parking can be difficult
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