Seattle Soccer Bar Guide

Bar Index

All Nations Soccer Bar

Baltic Room

Fados Irish Pub

Piecora’s Pizza House

Azzurri Vino Bar

Atlantic Crossing

All Nations Soccer Bar

All Nations

930 N 130th St
Seattle

All Nations is not a sports bar; it’s a Soccer Bar.

Dedicated to soccer as culture – it’s the music, food and drink that permeate the lives of soccer fans all over the soccer world. The bar/restaurant was designed having soccer fans of all ages in mind. The restaurant and party rooms are kid friendly and the menu is an amazing blend of dishes from soccer countries around the world.

They show games on 8′ x 5′ screens in the bar and restaurant areas. Plus they have fantastic pizza! Check out Pizza Rodizio Fridays: 4 salads and 12 different kinds of pizza, including 2 dessert ones, brought to the table until you’re beyond satisfied. Only $16! Their bar – the Liquid Kitchen
– has a hard to beat selection of spirits and beers – 10 on tap, including Hobgoblin, exclusive in Washington State – and their own unique cocktails and infusions. They also have a selection of gluten free dishes and beer. So, welcome to All Nations – more than a bar it’s their passion!

Phone: 206 365 5165

Baltic Room

Baltic Room

1207 Pine Street
Capitol Hill

Once known as more of a night club, owner Jason Brotman was finally persuaded by his own staff that the world’s game must come to the Baltic Room. So they put plans for a major redevelopment on temporary hold until they could work out how football viewing could be accommodated in the new lay out.

The new bar will have screens, several levels, much more of a focus on food and it will be dedicatedly Sounders friendly. Jason told us honestly, “We’re not just going to appear at the World Cup and claim to be a soccer bar. We’re going to work specifically before time to ensure that the soccer watching experience at the Baltic Room is as good as it can possibly be. If that takes money, we’ll spend it.“

The remodeling is scheduled to take place early next year and the venue will be ready for a full football viewing experience in time for MLS 2010. It will be safe to say that the Baltic Room will have spent more than any other bar on football fans by the time it’s completed.

(206) 625 4444

Fados Irish Pub

Fados Pub

801 1st Ave
Downtown Seattle

This traditional Irish-style pub is excellently situated for QWest games being a fifteen minute walk away from the home of the Sounders. Owner Gerry Leonard is well versed in the sport, having seen his first ever soccer game in the football capital of Glasgow in 1971.

The bar is neatly divided into four rooms which gives them the ability to show a variety of games at once. Already a favorite with Seattle’s existing soccer loving crowd, Fados will open at practically any time to show you an event live. Fados is family friendly and children are welcome for all match broadcasts.

Fados is now a regular favourite for watching Sounders games if away from home and gathering before and after when they play at home. With a great selection of beers, solid wooden fixtures and fittings that give that authentic Irish pub experience and a staff already well experienced in catering to soccer fans, Fados is a superb place to grab that pre and post match beer on game day.

1401 East Madison St

Seattle, WA 98122

(206) 328-4787

Capitol Hill is the venue for this surprisingly spacious soccer restaurant situated on the corner of three streets. Beyond the restaurant itself, there are banquet rooms for rent hidden in the back, and each has a collection of enormous screens so that all get a good view of the action.

Azzurri Vino Bar

Azzurri Vino Bar

236 North 36th Street
Fremont

The “Azzurri” are the Blues, or the Italian National side. Michele has come all the way from Sicily to run this Italian soccer bar devoted to the beautiful game. With Italian soccer shirts adorning the walls and large screens visible from all corners of the bar, Azzurri is the perfect place to watch your Sounders and your European football.

The bar is great for the arguments and discussions that inevitably accompany football, and any music is unobtrusive. A great addition to a Fremont area already famous for being the home of Seattle football pubs.

Phone: 206-547-1050

Atlantic Crossing

Atlantic Crossing

6508 Roosevelt Way NE
Ravenna

This soccer friendly pub, run by amiable Englishman Gareth Etchells, has been adopted by the Emerald City Supporters, as a home away from home. The best import beer selection in the neighborhood is complimented by a daily happy hour from 3pm – 6pm, an outdoor beer garden and lunch served until 6pm.

On Mondays, you will find karaoke and there is a weekend brunch served from 10am – 3pm.

Gareth is happy to show almost any soccer; English Premier League, MLS Champions League and internationals.

Phone: 206-729-6266

Spitfire

Spitfire

2219 4th Avenue
Belltown

Co-owner Jerry Everard aimed to have a lounge “where art was as important as the TVs and food was as important as the sports,” when he took this over and he has succeeded. With a Cuban themed menu and flat screens everywhere, Spitfire is a haven for those who like the finer things in life while watching the finest sport in life. Former BluWater Bistro chef James Earl has developed a Latin-influenced menu that’s “not ethnic by any means,” – heavy on flavor and spices but lighter on the fried stuff. The weekend brunch would go well with your viewing and as a venue for those big international games, the atmosphere can rock.

Spitfire is set up to be the perfect place to catch a Sounders FC road match before heading out for a night on the town. Upscale without being intimidating, its everything you would imagine a Belltown sports bar to be plus a late night happy hour to bring the night full circle.

Fuel

Fuel

164 S. Washington Street
Pioneer Square

Fuel has been the pre-game bar of choice of Sounders fans for a while now. And why not? The Emerald City Supporters Club regularly meet there before the games and it may be the optimum place to hear and practice those new Sounders songs before their debut at the game. Conveniently located in the shadow of Qwest Field, it offers happy hour treats and a variety of television screens to view the sporting action from around the world, including 10 42″ HD plasmas and a giant HD projector! Best of all, they offer a $1.99 Happy Hour Appetizer Menu during the working week from 3pm – 7pm.

They also have a very interesting margaritas, mixers, shooters and martinis list for the more discerning pre and post match palette. A great way to hang out while the traffic thins out post game.

You’ll find Fuel facing directly onto the official QWest car park and with its large stone walls and authentic atmosphere, it feels like a sports pub for sports fans.