(206) 213-0080
200 Roy St
Seattle,
WA
98109
47.6256
-122.3527
Neighborhoods: Magnolia - Queen Anne, Lower Queen Anne, Magnolia / Queen Anne
Solo
What People Are Saying About Solo
The Editor
Anna Roth
Citysearch
In Short – This cozy spot in the bottom of an apartment building is everything a neighborhood bar should be--varied, comfortable and affordable. Any given night might feature well-dressed operagoers mingling with scruffy hipsters at the white plastic bar or watching projected indie films from candlelit tables. The drink menu offers a small-but-solid selection of wine, specialty cocktails and other Spanish drinks like sangria, Kalimotxo (red wine mixed with Coke) and Clara (light beer with grapfruit juice).
10/02/08
Best Brunch in Seattle
by michele_evans
Great Sunday Brunch! The atmosphere is great. Most recently we had the Fruit and Nutella crepe and it was incrediple. Strongly recommend you try Solo for brunch!
- Pros: Great food and atmosphere
- Cons: None
03/10/08
I enjoy Solo.
by jimbolah
I go to Solo at least once every two weeks. The drink selection is very nice, I really enjoy the staff, and the food is good. The food portions may be a little lean but it seems that Solo not meant to be a place you go for dinner, but for drinks and semi-exotic appetizers. And they are good. I give Solo big thumbs up and that's why its one of my most frequent stops.
- Pros: Friendly and artistic environment.
- Cons: Would like more live musical variety.
02/07/08
Great bartenders, good food
by randizzler
Solo is a great neighborhood bar! It's a great place to go before or after a show, on the way to a movie or just to hang out.The live music and d.j. nights are always a blast and the staff are hilarious and inviting.
I recommend checking out their food menu too. They have some tasty meat and cheese plates (amongst a ton of other menu items) and delicious hummus!
Check out Solo if you get the chance, it's definitely one of my favorites!!
The Details on Solo
Know Before You Go:
Live music and DJs are in the bar most weekend nights.
When to Go:
This is a great spot for a pre- or post-theater nosh--but if you don't have tickets, make sure to arrive after 7:30pm to avoid the rush.
On the Menu:
There's a wide selection of tapas, ranging from bocadillos (sandwiches) to items like Frico--strips of fried cheese with a sun-dried tomato and cream cheese dipping sauce.
Happy Hour:
Sunday and Monday nights feature all-night happy hour, with cheap wells and pints of Rainier.
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