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Kell's   206-728-1916
1916 Post Alley, Seattle   Pike Place Market
Although they’ve migrated to Portland, Corvallis and San Francisco, this is the original Kell’s, and it’s been a major draw since it opened in 1983. The Guinness, single malt scotches and soccer matches on TV all make it clear you’re in the heart of Ireland. Antiques surround you as you weigh your decision--lamb, prawns? Live music and singalongs make this a fun, loud place.
Specializing in Irish.

Owl 'n Thistle   206-621-7777
808 Post, Seattle   Pioneer Square
This Irish pub in Pioneer Square is a popular spot for lunch - the Guinness beef stew is not to be ignored, and appetizers come in large portions. Shelves of books add to the homey feel. However, the emphasis here is more on the pub side of things, especially on the weekend when the music is live. Pool tables and darts round out the neighborhood pub atmosphere.
Specializing in Irish, Music.

Paddy Coynes Irish Pub   206-405-1548
1190 Thomas St, Seattle   Lake Union, Eastlake
Dark wood tables and walls, a curved bar and warm fireplace flanked by benches and a table make this a truly welcoming Irish pub. Standards like shepherd's pie are stand-outs, but the menu also offer burgers and fish and chips. Daily specials are announced, well, daily. The neighborhood can be difficult to park in, so walk or take your chances. It's worth it.
Specializing in Irish.

TS McHugh's   206-282-1910
21 Mercer St, Seattle   Queen Anne (Lower)
This Irish pub offers pot pies, burgers, soda bread and comfort food in spades. Popular prior to and after events at Seattle Center. Full bar.
Specializing in Irish, American.

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