At the Owl 'N Thistle Irish Pub, we pride ourselves on offering delicious food, refreshing drinks, and a cozy atmosphere for our customers. Whether you're looking for a quick lunch or a night out with friends, we have something for everyone. Check out our menu and upcoming events, and don't forget to follow us on social media for the latest updates. We can't wait to see you!
"According to the roundup, Washington State's top Irish pub is Owl 'N Thistle ! Diners can look forward to fish and chips, Guinness beef stew, burgers, and all sorts of Irish beers and alcohol. Stick around for the live music, games, and vibrant history of the building."
"Many Irish pubs feature live music, but this one hosts performances — from jazz to funk to traditional Irish — every night but Wednesday and Sunday," writers remarked.
Our local music scene is popping, and we wanted to showcase some of the best local talent around. Come by on any evening to enjoy live music. Who knows, maybe you'll find your new favorite band!
Check out our Facebook page for updates!
Aqualizer is an organ driven improvised based band consisting of Guitar & vocals by Danny Godinez, Organ, Synth and vocals by Ron Weinstein, bassist Farko Dosumov and drummer Doug Octa Port. Everything from raucious Jazz, to funk and rock textures.
What bar would be complete without a few games to blow off steam? After you grab a drink, feel free to grab a pool cue or set of darts and play away!
From Galway to Boston....To Seattle
June 6th, 1889, a fire raged through a 30-block area of Seattle along Elliot Bay. Most of the wooden buildings were destroyed including a structure built by engineer and businessperson James Coleman, on the foundation of the retired clipper ship, Windward. In the aftermath, Colman rebuilt on the same site, which was added to the National Register of Historic Buildings in 1972.
This section of the Coleman Building served as a cafeteria dubbed 'The Coleman Lunch' from 1930 to 1975.
In 1968, after graduation from the University of Ireland Galway, a young Jack Geary decided to test his mettle on American shores. Along with his friend, Sean Tyrell, Jack soon found an avid audience for his music in Boston’s Irish American community. Under the names, ‘Freedom Folk’ and ‘Harvest Home,’ Geary released a number of well received albums. In 1970, Jack married a Seattle native named, Terri Warden. The two relocated to Seattle with their son, Colin, in 1993 and with the help of old schoolmate, Declan Fury, opened the Owl ’N Thistle (named by former Scottish proprietress, Bonnie McGregor. We simply added the “Irish Pub” part).
So, come on in! Enjoy the spirits, the fare, and the craic!
Get on down to the pub for a drink and some pub grub!
808 Post Ave, Seattle, WA 98104
206-621-7777 General requests -owlnthistleirishpub@gmail.com Booking - owlnthistlelive@gmail.com Reservations - Please call during business hours 11am - 2am
Open 7 Days a Week - 11:00 AM - 2:00 AM
Kitchen closes at 9 PM everyday
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