Web site: topoftheworldlv.com - stratospherehotel.com
Reviews: vegas.com - yelp
Sunday, January 27, 2013
#1925 - Level 107 Lounge, Las Vegas - 10/10/2012
Web site: topoftheworldlv.com - stratospherehotel.com
Reviews: vegas.com - yelp
#1924 - Skybox Sports Bar & Grill (Aria), Las Vegas - 10/9/2012
#1923 - Marquee Nightclub (Cosmopolitan), Las Vegas - 10/9/2012
Web site: marqueelasvegas.com (warning: sound) - facebook
Reviews: vegas.com - yelp
#1922 - Javier's Authentic Foods De Mexico (Aria), Las Vegas - 10/9/2012
Web site: arialasvegas.com
Reviews: lasvegasweekly - eater - eater - yelp
#1921 - City Bar (Aria), Las Vegas - 10/9/2012
Web site: arialasvegas.com
Reviews: yelp
#1920 - BOND (Cosmopolitan), Las Vegas - 10/7/2012
Web site: cosmopolitanlasvegas.com
Reviews: vegas.com - yelp
#1919 - Sully's Bar, Las Vegas - 10/7/2012
Reviews: vegashipster - lasvegasrestaurants.com
#1918 - Sirio (Aria), Las Vegas - 10/7/2012
Web site: arialasvegas.com
Reviews: vegas.com - yelp
#1917 - Cabo Wabo, Las Vegas - 10/7/2012
Web site: cabowabocantina.com
Reviews: vegas.com - yelp
#1916 - Aria Pool Lounge, Las Vegas - 10/7/2012
Web site: arialasvegas.com
Reviews: yelp
Saturday, January 26, 2013
#1915 - Sage (Aria), Las Vegas - 10/6/2012
Web site: arialasvegas.com
Reviews: vegas.com - yelp
#1914 - Diablo's Cantina, Las Vegas - 10/6/2012
Web site: lightgroup
Reviews: whilelasvegassleeps - yelp
#1913 - Harley Davidson Cafe, Las Vegas - 10/6/2012
Web site: harley-davidsoncafe.com
Reviews: lasvegas.com - yelp
#1912 - Rockin' Taco, Las Vegas - 10/6/2012
Web site: rockintacomexicangrill.com - facebook
Reviews: eater - yelp
#1910 #S1079 - Marination Ma Kai, Seattle - 10/5/2012
Est. Oct 4, 2012 - Building constructed: 1989
Previous bars in this location: None known
Web site: marinationmobile.com - facebook
Reviews: thesunbreak - seattleweekly - seattlemet - westseattleherald - westseattleblog - yelp
#1909 #S1078 - Flying Fish, Seattle - OOO
Continuing entries for bars previously visited but which I somehow did not get on this list at the time.
In 2010, James Beard award winning chef Chris Keff moved her 15-yo Belltown restaurant Flying Fish into the Terry/Mercer building in the burgeoning Allentown area around South Lake Union. The new space is bigger and brighter, the cocktails are reliable and the food is very good. Service is rather hit and miss.
300 Westlake Ave N Seattle, WA 98109 - (206) 728-8595
Est. 2010 - Building constructed: 2006
Previous bars in this location: None
Web site: flyingfishseattle.com - facebook
Reviews: seattletimes - seattleweekly - eater - seattlemag - seattletimes (move) - tripadvisor - yelp
In 2010, James Beard award winning chef Chris Keff moved her 15-yo Belltown restaurant Flying Fish into the Terry/Mercer building in the burgeoning Allentown area around South Lake Union. The new space is bigger and brighter, the cocktails are reliable and the food is very good. Service is rather hit and miss.
Est. 2010 - Building constructed: 2006
Previous bars in this location: None
Web site: flyingfishseattle.com - facebook
Reviews: seattletimes - seattleweekly - eater - seattlemag - seattletimes (move) - tripadvisor - yelp
#1908 #S1077 - Salty's, Seattle - OOO
Continuing to add some bars that somehow did not make it onto the list previously.
Salty's on Alki is known for good seafood, an epic Sunday brunch buffet, and perhaps the best restaurant view in Seattle. (Founded by Gerry Kingen, who also owned the original Red Robin, and various other Seattle bars including the Blue Moon Tavern, the Warehouse, and places with names like " Lion O’Reilly’s and B.J. Monkeyshines" and "Boondock’s Sundeckers and Greenthumbs.")
1936 Harbor Ave SW Seattle, WA 98126 - (206) 937-1600
Est. 1985 - Building constructed: 1902
Previous bars in this location: Beach Broiler
Web site: saltys.com - facebook
Reviews: seattletimes - seattledining - yelp
Salty's on Alki is known for good seafood, an epic Sunday brunch buffet, and perhaps the best restaurant view in Seattle. (Founded by Gerry Kingen, who also owned the original Red Robin, and various other Seattle bars including the Blue Moon Tavern, the Warehouse, and places with names like " Lion O’Reilly’s and B.J. Monkeyshines" and "Boondock’s Sundeckers and Greenthumbs.")
Est. 1985 - Building constructed: 1902
Previous bars in this location: Beach Broiler
Web site: saltys.com - facebook
Reviews: seattletimes - seattledining - yelp
#1907 #S1076 - Lola, Seattle - OOO
Lola is chef Tom Douglas's Mediterranean venue. The cocktails are fairly good and the food is excellent, as always for a Douglas place. I haven't yet had them myself, but many people recommend the donuts.
Historical note: Somewhere at this address, I believe in the current Lola space, was Norm Brobow's "The Colony," known as one of Seattle's swankiest jazz joints in the 1950s.
Est. June 2004 - Building constructed: 1925
Previous bars in this location: The Colony?
Web site: tomdouglas.com - facebook
Reviews: - graciesfoodandfun - seattletimes - thestranger - seriouseats - seattleweekly - yelp
#1906 #S1075 - La Carta De Oaxaca, Seattle - OOO
This is to add the little bar in Oaxaca -- the original one, in Ballard -- which I somehow missed getting on the list before.
Oaxaca is perhaps the best Mexican food in the city and at most times you are bound to face a line before you get a seat at one of the communal tables. If you're lucky, there will be room in the tiny bar to catch a margarita while you wait. It is not a bar you would go to just to go to bar, but they do have pretty good margaritas while you are waiting for the excellent food. The food is served in small, tapas form, so you will want to select about three items, and make sure that you include the mole. (For the same great food with a bit more emphasis on the bar, see its sister restaurant on upper Queen Anne.)
Historical notes: Oaxaca is in a building that is at least 112 years old and has hosted bars since at least shortly after prohibition. A bar owned by Joseph Brown is listed here in 1935. By the 40s, it was Chet's Log Cabin and by the late 40s and into the 60s the Alaska Log Cabin. In the late 60s and early 70s it was Fisherman's Inn, and by the late 70s and into the 80s it was Bebop, then the Barge Inn by 1985.
5431 Ballard Ave NW Seattle, WA 98107 - (206) 782-8722
Est. Nov 2003 - Building constructed: 1900 or earlier
Previous bars in this location: Barge Inn, Bebop's, Chet's Log Cabin, Alaska Log Cabin, Fisherman's Inn
Web site: lacartadeoaxaca.com - facebook
Best articles: natashareed - absolutelymonica - seattleweekly - thestranger - yelp
Oaxaca is perhaps the best Mexican food in the city and at most times you are bound to face a line before you get a seat at one of the communal tables. If you're lucky, there will be room in the tiny bar to catch a margarita while you wait. It is not a bar you would go to just to go to bar, but they do have pretty good margaritas while you are waiting for the excellent food. The food is served in small, tapas form, so you will want to select about three items, and make sure that you include the mole. (For the same great food with a bit more emphasis on the bar, see its sister restaurant on upper Queen Anne.)
Historical notes: Oaxaca is in a building that is at least 112 years old and has hosted bars since at least shortly after prohibition. A bar owned by Joseph Brown is listed here in 1935. By the 40s, it was Chet's Log Cabin and by the late 40s and into the 60s the Alaska Log Cabin. In the late 60s and early 70s it was Fisherman's Inn, and by the late 70s and into the 80s it was Bebop, then the Barge Inn by 1985.
Est. Nov 2003 - Building constructed: 1900 or earlier
Previous bars in this location: Barge Inn, Bebop's, Chet's Log Cabin, Alaska Log Cabin, Fisherman's Inn
Web site: lacartadeoaxaca.com - facebook
Best articles: natashareed - absolutelymonica - seattleweekly - thestranger - yelp
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