Where to catch the Seahawks game around Seattle
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Football season in Seattle isn’t just about the action on the field—it’s about community, good food, and cheering on the Hawks with friends. Whether you’re feeling a rowdy sports bar atmosphere, a cozy neighborhood pub, or a family-friendly spot with great food, Seattle has plenty of places to catch the game. Here are some of the best spots to watch the Seahawks this season:
Classic Sports Bars
Rookies Sports Bar & Grill (Columbia City) – Locally loved, with a welcoming vibe and fantastic wings.
Sluggers (Pioneer Square) – Right by Lumen Field, this bar is the go-to pre-game and post-game hangout.
Buckley’s (Belltown & Queen Anne) – Known for its sports fan crowd and great brunch menu on game days.
Sam’s Tavern (South Lake Union & Capitol Hill) – Burgers, beer, and TVs galore make this a popular Seahawks hangout.
Queen Anne Beer Hall (Queen Anne) – A massive beer hall with plenty of TVs and a wide beer selection.
Breweries with Big Screens
Optimism Brewing (Capitol Hill) – Huge space, family-friendly, and often hosting game day crowds.
Stoup Brewing (Ballard) – A neighborhood staple that makes game day feel like a block party.
The Bridge (West Seattle) – Cozy neighborhood brewery that always welcomes fans for game day.
Reuben’s Brews Taproom (Ballard & Downtown Seattle) – Known for great beers and a lively crowd of local fans.
Neighborhood Pubs
The Westy (West Seattle & Roosevelt) – A fan favorite for Seahawks Sundays with hearty food and a great beer list.
The Angry Beaver (Greenwood) – Seattle’s only Canadian hockey bar, but it’s also a fun and lively Seahawks spot.
Baranof (Greenwood) – Dive bar vibes, strong drinks, and true neighborhood character.
Latona Pub (Green Lake) – A low-key, historic pub perfect for catching the game with locals.
The 5 Point Café (Belltown) – Quirky, classic Seattle dive that doubles as a game day gem.
Linda’s Tavern (Capitol Hill) – Legendary bar with a cozy feel and TVs for catching the action.
Marco Polo Bar & Grill (Georgetown) – A no-frills, old-school spot with solid food and strong game day energy.
Family-Friendly Options
Chuck’s Hop Shop (Central District & Greenwood) – Part taproom, part bottle shop, with food trucks and a relaxed atmosphere.
Big Time Brewery (U-District) – A casual, kid-friendly brewery perfect for families who want to watch the game.
Flatstick Pub (South Lake Union & Pioneer Square) – Indoor mini-golf, pizza, and plenty of screens—fun for adults and kids alike.
Elysian Brewing (Capitol Hill & Tangletown) – Family-friendly locations with solid food, beer, and big TVs.
Pro Tips for Game Day
Arrive early – The best spots fill up fast, especially for primetime games.
Wear your Seahawks gear – Nothing beats the feeling of being surrounded by fellow 12s in blue and green.
Check reservations – Some bars and breweries accept reservations for game day tables.
Bring cash – For one reason or another, it always comes in handy.
No matter what neighborhood you’re in, Seattle has a spot where you can cheer and high-five strangers, all the while eating delicious food (which is the most important part, if you ask me). Grab your jersey, gather your crew, and make a Sunday tradition out of exploring the city one game day at a time. Go Hawks!