The Pharmacy — Restaurant in Seattle

I love the aesthetics of this little place! It’s like a finding a gem! My sister wanted to try the Pharmacy and what a great suggestion. It’s located in pioneer square in the basement of a place called Temple billiards. As soon as I walked down the stairs I got an old world Seattle vibe, I was pleasantly surprised by the couches and tables all with an eclectic antique style each of their own and some of the metal wall art was stunning! I felt like I was visiting a friend at their house, the atmosphere was super chill, there wasn’t a lot people and the drinks weren’t bad but they were a little pricey. I really enjoyed my visit it was some place different to try, I’ll bring some board games next time come around lol! The only drawbacks was the music wasn’t my taste and my friend preferred to have a screen saver on the tv rather sports playing but I was ok with...

The entrance to this place is inside Temple Billiards. Hang a right down the stairs.

Drinks were good but pricey. The place is super comfy with couches all over. We came earlier on Friday before it got busy, though it took about 20 minutes to get the drink I ordered, which they brought out to where we were sitting.

It got packed later on, and the line got unbearably long. It took 30-40 minutes to close my tab. I'm not sure if it was an abnormal night for them but they seemed a bit overwhelmed. They were awesome, just maybe understaffed.

If you like craft cocktails, places with ambiance, comfy couches, are okay spending $11-$20 for a drink, and have lots of time, check...

The place does not accept Green Cards as IDs, or more like the bartender (high on his little power trip) claimed there's some local law about it - but literally any other bar in the city served us drinks. Then he said we need Passports instead. So we sent a friend to bring them from our car which was parked 5 minutes away, and sat down to wait for him. 1 minute later that bartender came over and literally shooed us away claiming we couldn't even SIT at his holy establishment. Pharmacy? More like Fartmacy! Wham! (Sorry, I'm drunk from the place that actually...