The Pike Pub

Craft Beer, Comfort Food, and Concert Vibes

Located in the heart of downtown Seattle, just steps from Pike Place Market and an easy walk to several of the city's best concert venues, The Pike Pub is a laid-back brewpub that blends local flavor with a lively atmosphere. Set inside the historic Pike Place Brewery, this spot is known for its house-made beers, classic American pub fare, and colorful, memorabilia-filled interior that celebrates Seattle's culture and music scene.

This casual, no-dress-code spot draws both locals and visitors with its friendly service, large portions, and well-curated beer list—all brewed on-site. Whether you’re looking for a quick bite before the show or a place to wind down after the encore, The Pike Pub delivers with hearty dishes like burgers, fish and chips, and veggie-friendly options.

Why Concert-goers love it

Proximity is a big win—The Pike Pub is just a 10–15 minute walk from several major live music venues, making it a convenient pre-show hangout. The atmosphere is energetic but not overwhelming, so you can still hear your friends talk over the music. Service is fast and efficient, a huge plus when you're on a schedule. They also offer a solid selection of shareable appetizers and quick entrees, great for groups on the go.

Who this Restaurant is great for

• Groups of friends looking to fuel up before the show
• Solo travelers wanting a seat at the bar and a good beer
• Couples enjoying a chill date night before the concert
• Fans seeking a fun, music-themed atmosphere
• Budget-conscious guests wanting quality food without splurging

What People Say

Reviewers on TripAdvisor and OpenTable rave about the house-brewed beer, calling it a must-try for craft beer fans. The food gets high marks for flavor and portion size, especially the fish and chips and Pike Pretzel. Guests love the friendly, efficient staff and the pub’s central location near Pike Place Market. Many mention the fun décor and historic brewery vibe as a bonus, especially for out-of-towners soaking up Seattle culture.

Areas for Improvement

While most guests enjoy the lively setting, it can get a bit crowded during peak hours, especially on weekends or when there’s a big concert in town. Reservations aren’t always available, so you may need to wait a bit for a table. Some reviewers also noted that the menu, while solid, sticks to classic pub fare—don’t expect anything too adventurous.

The Bottom Line

For concert-goers craving craft beer, fast service, and a fun atmosphere just steps from Seattle’s music scene, The Pike Pub hits all the right notes.