Madrona Arms — Restaurant in Seattle

I had an awful experience here. The bartender who was serving us did not care about us at all. My partner and I had ordered the beef stew, fries and wings to split and even told the server we were splitting. We only got the beef stew and fries. He didn't even bring out an extra plate or bowl. When I asked the bartender if the wings were still coming out he stated he did not hear us ordering the wings. I explained to him that we would like the wings and did order them. He said the kitchen was closed. I have a lot of food allergies and was really looking forward to the wings to have as a mean of protein to pick at. I ended up paying $45 for some beef stew and fries that I couldn't even eat with our drinks and was on the verge of tears because of how starving I was after such a long day. I am disappointed with their service and lack of empathy. Even just a 10% discount just to express some empathy would have been really nice, but no. No...

One of my new favorite places. I'm new to the neighborhood and every time I come here I am glad I did.

Wonderful, super kind and friendly staff. Seriously these folks rock. In the era of 'ronna virus I'm always thankful to find an establishment that hasn't lost it's joyful spirit in these hard times.

Over the last few weeks; I've tried several items off the menu and they were all generous portions and fantastic quality. The fish and chips are spectacular and I can't stop myself from coming back for that.

The establishment itself is impeccably clean. Like I said the service is stellar. I can see why the locals recommend this pace.

The staff are friendly, chatty and KIND. Qualities I find lacking in most Seattle bars.

The wonderful bartender was excited to show me their exclusive bottles of Kraken branded rum in advance of the inaugural season for the new hockey team. Great energy, lots of fun.

Try this place...

Just moved from NJ about a year and a half ago now... this is nothing like an Irish pub.

My sister has lived here for a decade and loves the food... it's nothing special in the least.

The atmosphere and vibe are more like a coffee shop than a bar, which is odd but fine... even so, it's a little TOO chill for my liking, the telltale sign being that it's family oriented. Chalk it up to the neighborhood. They're fine. But as some sort of "irish" pub? Absolutely not. Sure, I'm a stupid American, but at some point during the week, we'd better be blasting some Flogging Molly.

Back at my mainstay, Nugent's in Elizabeth, NJ, they even had the local FD and PD come in and play the bagpipes for St. Pat's one year. Definitely not for kids, occasionally dangerous, but us locals and regulars treated people like family.

If you want a bar to be a bar like on TV and in movies, this ain't it. It's exactly like the surrounding...