Yard House

Visited Seattle with our dog for the night and were trying to find a dog friendly restaurant. Stumbled upon this bar and surprisingly allowed our dog inside with us. Food was pretty good and they have a big drink selection. Great experience due to being able to be inside!

I really like this place. The food and drinks are delicious, the menu is varied, and the service is good. I recommend the strawberry mojito, the Margherita pizza, and the garlic fries.

We always come here whenever we go to Seattle. The food is awesome and so is the customer service. I was amazed how they they can manage to cook such good food so quickly for so many people at the same time. Last time we were there I got lobster pasta. It tastes out of this world. There was a small clump of pasta which I know it happens sometimes especially when you use fresh Chinese pasta. They send some one over to ask how we enjoyed our meal and if we wanted to have extra pasta. Can't wait to come back . Update: we got back but the last couple time s I'm little disappointed with the same food I had before. Dunno if they change their chefs or what but anyway.maybe it's just me. The food was so disappointing the last few times we had meal there.

The food was okay. I thought going myself would prove the previous reviews that it it was going to be better but it turned out to be wrong. I ordered the salmon and I’ve made better salmon myself. It just didn’t taste fresh. And the mashed potatoes were good but again it didn’t taste like it was prepared at the moment. Everything had good flavor but it didn’t stand out as other salmon dishes that I’ve had.

Downtown Seattle used to be our cool weekend getaway coming from our small town up north. We loved the vibe, the restaurants, and especially the array of nightlife choices. Covid and homelessness changed Seattle a lot and our last few visits were less than stellar. Places we used to love are long gone, so we were thrilled to see The Yardhouse still standing and still an excellent place to hang. During our recent visit, we spent two evenings here - one at table service and one at the bar. For our first meal, I had tortilla soup and kale caesar salad. The soup was pretty good, but I wouldn’t order it again. It was creamy but kind of one note in taste and was served in a wide bowl which made it go from hot to tepid quickly. The salad was nuanced and super interesting with pepitas and dried fruit although perhaps slightly underdressed. My partner had four meat pizza and declared it the BEST PIZZA OF ALL TIME!! The crust was thin, it had a small amount of sauce, and was literally covered with meats. He was in heaven. I ordered a flight of drinks - the honey blonde, a mango fruit beer, the daily seltzer, and a pineapple cider. The mango beer was phenomenal. The next night we bellied up to the bar to watch the MLB home run derby. My partner once again ordered the meat pizza and was somewhat disappointed to see that this time his pizza had far less toppings. He said it was really good, but he didn’t rave. We chalked it up to a busier night or a different chef. I ordered the lettuce wraps. The menu lists tofu as the first ingredient so I was a little trepidatious, but our waiter said he had worked there a year before he realized there was tofu in the recipe as it was well blended and he was right. The dish comes with two sauces and I asked for a bottle of hot sauce to spice it up. I had the mango fruit beer and then switched to wine as the evening continued. Our bartender and servers were attentive, helpful, and engaging. I wish I were better at getting names of excellent workers. We did note the name of our server the first night and have to give a big ATTTAWAY to Frances who was just fantastic. Our bartender was equally great and fixed me up with a great tasty shot after our guy, Cal Raleigh, won the home run derby. Happy hour prices gave us half off pizza and the lettuce wraps. Such a deal.

This is our new go to place when we head up for an event at climate pledge. They have an extensive food and beverage menu, the food and the staff are amazing! Highly recommend.

Guys. Definitely average food. There are much better places if you want delicious food. If you want average food while watching a game, this is your place. The guac was just mashed avocado & stale chips. The Birria was the tiniest taco I’ve ever seen for $23. I don’t usually care about the presentation of things but this was BAD.

Ate lunch here with our family and our server was very good and friendly. The food looked really good but unfortunately didn’t deliver unfortunately. Particularly the meat in the Korean tacos, it was so hard and chewy. Two of our burgers were okay and the buns were dry. Also, when using the restroom you could tell this wasn’t a new issue but the toilet was broken completely at the base and the bathroom wasn’t clean at all. Looks like it’s been a long time without any cleaning done. Stuff all over the floor. I’d come back for a beer since they have over one hundred options and would only eat again if I was desperate based on how it was with several meals.

My steak I ordered to be medium rare and it ended up not being seasoned well and it was really rare. The whiskey caramel butter cake was cold and wasn’t melt in your mouth. The servers were nice but I spent $100 and the food wasn’t that good.

Sports bar atmosphere with elevated food. My friends had eaten at a sister restaurant in Kansas City and recommended it. It was great! They are known for having dozens of beers on tap, but they also have wine. I found a nice glass of Merlot to go with my Steak Bowl.