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Welcome to Seattle’s premier Scottish Sports Pub, located in the northwest corner of the Greenlake neighborhood. We are currently opened seven days a week from 4pm-12am. Happy Hour seven days a week from 4pm-6pm, weekend brunch from 10am-3:30pm. We serve delicious pub food with a Scottish twist on pub classics. Fantastic scotch and whiskey selection as well as local craft beers and imported offerings. Friday night karaoke from 9pm-12am and Pub Trivia on Tuesdays starting at 7pm. We are the home to Liverpool, Denver Branco’s and Florida Gators clubs. We encourage you to follow us on instagram @standrewspubseattle and on Facebook at St. Andrews Pub.
Relaxed sports bar with scotches galore, pub grub, weekend breakfast & a giant projection screen.
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Address: 7406 Aurora Ave N, Seattle, WA 98103
Phone: (206) 257-1734
Website: http://standrewspubseattle.com/
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Jeff
As far as I can tell, this seems like a definitely popular sports bar for the locals. Before these empty looking photos that I took right before we left toward the late night, this place was packed with lots of sports fans in the early evening. ( From the sound of the video clip you can tell how crowded it was at one point.) We were invited by family a friend’s big birthday celebration, and we had a great time. Good ambiance, good burgers and drinks. There are some outdoor seating areas at the back of the bar surrounded by the enclosed fence if you want some fresh air. The bar is located right on the busy Aurora avenue, so there’s not a lot of parking space near the entrance, but there were plenty of parking spots around the neighborhood within a few blocks east of Aurora.
… moreAndrew Cherney
Ducked in for some happy hour fish n chips which were surprisingly delish. Flaky fish, crispy fries, nice portions – the trifecta. Great service too, and a laid back vibe (divey but not grimy); nice enough for a dimly lit pub. Beers were a bit flat though, which kinda disappointed me.
… moreJoe Gabaldon
Great place, good atmosphere and service. Dedicated room for live music is very nice could use a better PA. The bad sound impacts the experience. Easy fix.
… moreX
As the home of Liverpool supporters club in Seattle, this location has always been a great community with phenomenal support.
Outside of always playing the Liverpool matches, they are also open to playing any sport or league I am interested in (only spot I’ve found to play Liga MX!) and I always look forward to talking with the staff here. They are so friendly and foster a really wonderful community here. This is hands down my favorite sports bar around.
On the food front, I’m super picky about fries, but this place has amazing fries with great sauces to choose from. Also they have malort, which everyone should drink more of.
… moreOutside of always playing the Liverpool matches, they are also open to playing any sport or league I am interested in (only spot I’ve found to play Liga MX!) and I always look forward to talking with the staff here. They are so friendly and foster a really wonderful community here. This is hands down my favorite sports bar around.
On the food front, I’m super picky about fries, but this place has amazing fries with great sauces to choose from. Also they have malort, which everyone should drink more of.
D Morton
I popped in for a quick beer yesterday. The menu said the pint was $7.
I handed the bartender a ten dollar bill.
She gave me back $2.
I told her that the menu said the pint was $7.
“There’s tax,” she said, then added “and we round up.”
There was nothing on the menu itself about tax and/or rounding up the price.
I won’t be coming back.
… moreI handed the bartender a ten dollar bill.
She gave me back $2.
I told her that the menu said the pint was $7.
“There’s tax,” she said, then added “and we round up.”
There was nothing on the menu itself about tax and/or rounding up the price.
I won’t be coming back.
Robert Willson
Since I was visiting Seattle from Denver I had to check out the Broncos bar in the neighborhood. Nice little sports bar, good beer selection, friendly staff, and a descent patio out back for the sunny days. The annex makes for a good event space and of course a great place to watch the Broncos on Sunday.
… morekailash saraswat
A nice hangout pub with variety of drinks options and also some delicious food when I visited on a weekend live music was also going on….
… moreMatt K
Great place to go to watch your favorite sports and have food. Happy Hour prices are good and the staff was most awesome.
… moreFaezeh Ashtiani
Awful experience to watch a much anticipated game with my fellow Reds that resulted in abandoning the bar and just watching the game at home.
Here’s the details:
I went to Saint Andrew’s bar to watch a big game that was supposed to start at 8:30, Sunday. I was the first to arrive at around 7:30 am to make sure I have a table for myself and two other friends who’d join later. I was first asked if I was a Liverpool fan club member (which I’m not) and then I was told by the same marshal (who showed up 7:45ish) to wait on the non LFC line to wait to be admitted. The LFC official facebook page states the bar will open 30 minutes before the game. As I was waiting, more folks start arriving and building both lines, but here’s the many downfalls to their guidance:
few groups (at least a total of 10) have arrived and were told to wait on the members line even if they’re NOT registered members and just because they knew the marshal or knew a member. At some point, a group of 4 were told by the marshal to wait at the members line just because their uncle is someone they knew (not even sure if he’s a member or not).
They didn’t open the bar until 8:15, meanwhile the members lines kept growing and more people arrived with higher, fake, priority ahead of me. Actually if the place has opened by 8, I’d have still gotten a table and enjoy the game!
When the doors opened, all the good spots were taken and I couldn’t even get a table for 3, even though I was the first who showed up for the game. I got 3 spots by the bar, and I was questioned multiple times to spare them to other people since my friends couldn’t join on time.
My callout here is that
1- why’d a bar/fan club need a membership to enter a bar on a Sunday morning – even night clubs don’t do that unless you book or pay for a table. Bars/ restaurants should either follow table booking approach or follow a walk-in/first come basis. This totally felt like a cult from the early 1900s! It’s just a soccer match for fans who’re passionate about watching the beautiful game.
2- if the above doesn’t make sense and the fan club founders want to start this, then they should respect their rules and open the door on time to keep it fair.
Saint Andrew’s has been become one of my favorite spots in the city given its passion to Liverpool FC, its vibe, and the fact they allow pets. Not anymore! They certainly ruined that to me and proved to me that we’ll always complicate things for a soccer culture and we’ll never have a decent one. Bummer!
… moreHere’s the details:
I went to Saint Andrew’s bar to watch a big game that was supposed to start at 8:30, Sunday. I was the first to arrive at around 7:30 am to make sure I have a table for myself and two other friends who’d join later. I was first asked if I was a Liverpool fan club member (which I’m not) and then I was told by the same marshal (who showed up 7:45ish) to wait on the non LFC line to wait to be admitted. The LFC official facebook page states the bar will open 30 minutes before the game. As I was waiting, more folks start arriving and building both lines, but here’s the many downfalls to their guidance:
few groups (at least a total of 10) have arrived and were told to wait on the members line even if they’re NOT registered members and just because they knew the marshal or knew a member. At some point, a group of 4 were told by the marshal to wait at the members line just because their uncle is someone they knew (not even sure if he’s a member or not).
They didn’t open the bar until 8:15, meanwhile the members lines kept growing and more people arrived with higher, fake, priority ahead of me. Actually if the place has opened by 8, I’d have still gotten a table and enjoy the game!
When the doors opened, all the good spots were taken and I couldn’t even get a table for 3, even though I was the first who showed up for the game. I got 3 spots by the bar, and I was questioned multiple times to spare them to other people since my friends couldn’t join on time.
My callout here is that
1- why’d a bar/fan club need a membership to enter a bar on a Sunday morning – even night clubs don’t do that unless you book or pay for a table. Bars/ restaurants should either follow table booking approach or follow a walk-in/first come basis. This totally felt like a cult from the early 1900s! It’s just a soccer match for fans who’re passionate about watching the beautiful game.
2- if the above doesn’t make sense and the fan club founders want to start this, then they should respect their rules and open the door on time to keep it fair.
Saint Andrew’s has been become one of my favorite spots in the city given its passion to Liverpool FC, its vibe, and the fact they allow pets. Not anymore! They certainly ruined that to me and proved to me that we’ll always complicate things for a soccer culture and we’ll never have a decent one. Bummer!
Boris Lorezca
Great place for group gatherings. Lots of tv to watch sports. The staff were very nice and friendly.
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