Smarty Pants
Seattle, WA 98108
Phone: (206) 762-4777
- Price:
- $
- Hours:
- Mon-Fri 11am-2am, Sat 10am-2am, Sun 10am-3pm
Editorial Review for Smarty Pants – by Anna Roth
In Short
It's a casual scene inside this tucked-away bar on Georgetown's main drag, with handsome brick walls, crowded tables and a motley crew of regulars perched on stools along the well-stocked bar. The crowd includes everyone from new transplants enjoying post-work cocktails to die-hard Georgetown denizens calling waitresses by name. Food-wise, there's a no-nonsense roster of hearty sandwiches like the Ms. Piggy--a French roll piled high with slow-simmered pork, coleslaw and house barbecue sauce.
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Insider Tips
What to DrinkAsk for the Bacon-Tini (it's not on the menu), a salty concoction of Absolut Peppar vodka, liquid smoke, celery salt and Worcestershire, garnished with a thick, crispy piece of bacon.
Where to SitThere's a sizeable outdoor patio for warmer months. Smokers can light up there, too.
Know Before You GoAll sandwiches can be made vegetarian--just request Field Roast instead of meat.
Happy HourGet cheap well drinks, microbrews and domestic beers Monday through Friday, 4pm to 7pm.
User Reviews for Smarty Pants
07/18/2008 Posted by emeraldcityeater
I was hungry and thought that it would be a good idea to sit on their patio as i was hungry and needed some food in the worst way. and that's what i got. food in the worst way. i asked for a frito pie and was served what appeared to be a dish full of left over alpo dog food. and it tasted horrible. the service was ok but the food ruined everything. good thing i was on the patio so i could take some cleansing breaths after that solo bite of trash or i would have been sick. Sorry Smarty pants but you need to smarten up and serve some better food
Pros: patio
Cons: food
11/29/2007 Posted by edsfunny
This is the place to be on Wednesdays, if you miss the bike races of the old days, or you want to feel like a British cafe racer. Good sandwiches and honest drinks.
Pros: Bike themes and beautiful waitresses
Cons: Parking in Georgetown
