The Tin Lizzie Lounge

Just finished an evening @ The Tin Lizzy. Wonderful experience. Emilio owns his place as a drink wizard and server. Ask him to make you a love story. Soooo good. The brisket sandwich and flat bread were yum. The food is made fresh and you can taste it. Low key chill vibe which is what we wanted. If you are looking for a quaint and cozy stop don’t miss this one.

Asia provided excellent service, loved chatting with her and the cocktails were great! I had a pumpkin bramble- great layers of flavor.

A good place for drinks and noshes in the Queen Anne neighborhood. The charming historic MarQueen hotel is a perfect setting for this bar styled like a 1920s speakeasy. The bar serves craft cocktails with a focus on old school prohibition era drinks. The happy hour menu is varied but not too unusual. Think typical pub grub, but in a cinematic setting. The hotel looks like a cool place to stay, and it is an independent hotel which is, of course, a great kind of local business to support.

This place was a rougher Seattle experience for us. It was mostly empty but service was very slow. We wanted to order another round of drinks but couldn't get service to do so before we had to go. Flat breads were tasty. Ordered a brisket sandwich with chips. From the menu, I expected a mustardy Italian brisket sandwich with some slaw. For the price it came with barely any brisket, couldn't taste any mustard and the slaw was overly water and not great. It was rather unappetizing. Nobody took note that I didn't eat it. :/ Two stars for the vibes and cocktails, but would pass on food and service.

Solid cocktail bar with typical Seattle prices. Happy hour 4-5pm Wed to Sat and 9pm to close will knock those prices down a couple bucks. Happy hour cocktails specials rotate seasonally. Couple beers on draft. There's an ATM in the adjoining hotel which is convenient - and they do take cash which is a rarity anymore in Seattle. Knowledgeable staff, artisan drinks. Got a nice speakeasy feel to it. .