Eleven TVs. The game you came to watch.
Sightlines from every seat, eleven screens around the room, and the flexibility to put your game on a screen near your table.
There’s a screen in your sightline from almost every seat in the house. Eleven HD TVs wrap the bar, the dining room, and the patio’s covered side — enough that we can run multiple games at once and still leave room for the night’s marquee fixture on the main wall.
Just ask — we’ll put on the game
Came in for a specific matchup? Tell your server or the bartender and we’ll route it to a screen near your table whenever we can. We’re set up to switch feeds across most of the room independently, so a Mariners afternoon, a Kraken night, and a Champions League replay can all be running side by side.
Sound priority goes to the room’s marquee game — usually whichever Seattle team is playing — and we keep closed captions on for the rest so nobody misses a call.
What we have
- 11 HD screens spaced for clean sightlines from the bar, the booths, the dining room, and the covered patio
- Independent feeds on most screens so different games can run at the same time
- Closed captions on every TV that doesn’t have sound
- Sound priority for Seahawks, Mariners, Kraken, and any Seattle marquee fixture (and big national events like the Super Bowl, World Cup, and championship games)
What we can’t always promise
Heads up — We’re a neighborhood bar, not a sports book. We carry the major broadcast networks (ABC, CBS, NBC, FOX), ESPN, the regional Pacific Northwest sports networks, and most national cable sports channels — but we don’t have every package, every channel, or every league. Niche international leagues, certain pay-per-view events, and out-of-market regional broadcasts may not be available.
If there’s a specific game you’re hoping to catch, call ahead and we’ll let you know whether we can get it. We’d rather be straight with you than disappoint you when you walk in.
Big-event nights
For Super Bowls, World Cup finals, NBA Finals, World Series clinchers, and championship boxing or UFC pay-per-views, we recommend reserving a table in advance. Those nights fill up fast and the prime sightlines go quickly.