Queen Anne Beerhall
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I got the Reuben here - which is a pretty well-known sandwich made with corned beef, cheese, and sauerkraut I was a little bit surprised when I saw this on the menu - because it's not something you'd traditionally see in Seattle, but I thought generally the sandwich was pretty good. I haven't had an NYC Reuben, so I can't judge it off of that, but from my experience with other sandwiches it was pretty solid The weakest part of this might have actually been the beef. While nothing especially wrong with it, it mostly just tasted like deli roast beef you can get at the grocery store. I wasn't picking up on any of the salt that the meat had been cured in. This also applied to the au jus, which also didn't taste like anything at all The other parts of the sandwich were pretty good, though. The bread was really thick and had a crunchy texture on the outside. There was a thick layer of swiss cheese that tasted really good. The sauerkraut was fine - although I couldn't taste it much This also came with your choice of fries or tater tots, and I picked tots. I got a decent amount of tots, with ketchup and a chipotle mayo-like dipping sauce. The tots were pretty solid - I wish they were seasoned with a little bit more than just salt, but the good chipotle mayo sauce alleviated some of that For the price of around $20, getting two halves of a pretty large sandwich, and a decent-sized side of tater tots is actually a pretty good deal Overall, a pretty decent sandwich and a lot of food, but could be better if the meat was improved. 8/10
JamesJames
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Queen Anne beer hall is a great place to watch sports and have huge gatherings. Their tables are huge so it’s a perfect place to have get togethers. Huge TVs to watch any sporting event. They have live music as well with a stage. I’ve been here many times but never got their smash burger so tonight was the night. The burger itself is a marvel of texture and taste. The beef patty, hand-smashed to perfection, creates a crispy, caramelized crust that encases a juicy, flavorful interior. Toppings are traditional yet thoughtfully curated—crisp lettuce, ripe tomatoes, and a slice of melty cheese that drapes over the patty like a warm blanket. Even thought it was American cheese it did the trick. Probably would’ve been top notch if it wasn’t American. But what elevates this experience is the pairing with a classic German beer. They have tons of options with a long list of draft beer on tap. In conclusion, the smash burger at this German bar is not just a meal; it’s an experience. It bridges cultures and flavors, creating a space where the hearty soul of German cuisine meets the bold spirit of American fast food. And when washed down with a meticulously crafted German beer, it’s an affair to remember. Prost to the unexpected pleasures of culinary fusion! The service was good too nothing to complain about.
HollyHolly
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Where has this place been all my life. Well, probably hiding in the shadows. It's really in part of the lowest possible part of queen Anne with absolutely terrible street parking. Luckily there is a parking lot next door. Idk how many beer halls there in the area, but out of the few I've been to, this one drives a hard bargain. I do wish they had games to play like at reignhaus of what ever the spelling. This place has much better food. I belive they have new owners they have made the menu more fusion trendy. Some of the old items will be missed, but the new items are welcomed. Tradeoffs indeed. The inside is very roomy, almost has a echo when it's not packed. Boy oh boy can this place fit a lot of people. There was about 30 people eating inside and it was maybe a quarter capacity at best. Traditional beer hall style. Tbh, maybe small for a real German beer hall. What about the beer. Yea it's amazing. Moving along. Hell no we aren't going to just move along without boasting a bit more about how tasty the beer was. Idk what it was even called any more but me and my friend really enjoyed our drinks. I needed help finishing mine. He ordered 2. If you want a fun spot for beer and great food, not meh food, this is definitely a place to keep on your list... visit duh.
Media ReignMedia Reign
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You can’t go wrong by giving Queen Ann’s Beerhall a try. The staff is positively friendly, enthusiastic and engaging! Thank you - Jared, Logan, Patty and Patrick - you’re amazing! Our meal was delicious! We shared a order of Szechwan broccoli = very tasty! I had their beet salad and it was excellent - perfectly prepared beets, just the right amount of red wine vinaigrette and shaved fennel, which added that extra punch. Mr. Wonderful ordered the chicken sandwich and ate every last bite. I did swipe some of his yummy, hot French fries. Queen Ann’s is huge, clean and can be loud. They offer many communal tables - which encourages conversation and merriment - strangers become friends. Wonderful experience. ******************* The service is slow but outstanding and servers are exceptionally friendly! The food is standard bar food but decidedly good eats. Their pretzels are house-made, huge and delicious! I had the hummus plate and it was really good. Mr Wonderful enjoyed a hatch green chili burger and said he’d order it again. Lots of good beer on tap and they are on Untapped. The atmosphere is fun, busy, lively and loud! There was a band playing and I wish I would have asked for their name = very good music. We’ll be back the next time we’re in Seattle!
Dianna MDianna M
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I came here with some gals after walking part of the Elliot Bay Trail on a sunny Saturday afternoon and was able to catch the daily lunch specials. Service was a bit slow at the end even though it was very empty compared to what game days look like. * THE HALF HALL REUBEN Solid but nothing impressive. The corned beef was tender and they could've added a tad more because it didn't cover the whole sandwich. As expected the sandwich was cheesy goodness, but I couldn't taste the sauerkraut and didn't get any of its sour acidity. All of this plus secret sauce was sandwiched between two crispy grilled sourdough slices. The au jus didn't add much for me and I think the sandwich was fine without it. For my side I chose The Hall's Housemade Chicken Noodle. It warm and comforting, flavorful, and I'm pretty sure it had a little kick to it which I liked. I didn't drink this time but someone at the table got a blueberry muffin sour and it smelled exactly like a blueberry muffin! I'm definitely getting that to try next time.
Nelson OrtizNelson Ortiz
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WOW, I cannot recommend Queen Anne Beerhall highly enough. I work for a university, and we were looking for a space to host a pre-game rally prior to a March Madness game at Climate Pledge Arena in which our men's team was making an appearance, but only had 3 days notice. This team was absolutely amazing, responsive, and welcoming and accommodated us in so many ways. Our event was a huge success, and when our crowd got much bigger than anticipated, the staff here went above and beyond to keep their experience amazing and keep the food and drink flowing. When our basketball team won and advanced to round two, we asked to do it all over again just 48 hours later, and they absolutely knocked it out of the park making it work. I am blown away by their willingness to work with us on such a short timeline. And on top of all of that, their food is truly INCREDIBLE. Whether you're looking for a spot to host an event, just grab lunch, or a fun atmosphere to watch a game, Queen Anne Beerhall is IT. You won't regret it!!!
Dakota BognerDakota Bogner
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Address
203 W Thomas St, Seattle, WA 98119
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(206) 420-4326
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thehall.group
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4.5
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Cool beer hall focusing on European & local brews plus eats, with an industrial look & ample seats.
attractions: Space Needle, Seattle Center, Chihuly Garden and Glass, Museum of Pop Culture, Kerry Park, Olympic Sculpture Park, Climate Pledge Arena, Pacific Science Center, International Fountain, The Maxwell Hotel, restaurants: The 5 Point Cafe | 24 Hour Legendary Dive Bar & Diner, Toulouse Petit Kitchen & Lounge, Tilikum Place Cafe, Dick's Drive-In, Some Random Bar, Mecca Cafe, Sisters and Brothers, AQUA by El Gaucho, Ozzie's, Buckley's On Queen Anne
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