Description

P-I review (Penelope Corcoran, 8/1/2003) · Collins Pub takes some standard fare and makes it unforgettable
by seattlepi on October 04, 2007 from seattlepi

Tips

Where to Sit: Though the "Sinking Ship" parking garage crowds the view, the patio seating is a definite asset.
by Citysearch on April 05, 2008 from Citysearch
Know Before You Go: Children are welcome before 9pm.
by Citysearch on April 05, 2008 from Citysearch

Editorial Reviews

The Scene Dark-hued walls and wood outline the stark decoration at this Pioneer Square pub. Drawing largely from the adjacent Smith Tower, local office folk make up much of the clientele, gathering around an expertly stocked bar featuring all the crucial high-end brands. More than 20 microbrews are available, mostly Northwestern, as well as a few standout imports like Chimay and Schneider ...
Rated 4.5 stars by Citysearch on April 05, 2008 from Citysearch
The atmosphere, all dark woodwork and right angles, is upscale but homey. So is the food: The artichoke, spinach, and fresh Dungeness crab dip is on the creamy side, but with a hint of spice to kick it up a little, an effect redoubled by garlicky toast with melted-on Parmesan. Collins' menu includes pork chops, but the fries can be too stiff. But a one of the many beers on tap will wash them down ...
by seattleweekly on January 08, 2008 from seattleweekly
If you're looking for someplace in the Pioneer Square area where you can sip a beer without having your nostrils assaulted by the stench of stale beer and industrial cleaners, you don't have a lot of options, which is why the Collins Pub is the only place I'll drink beer in the neighborhood. There's a good selection of regional microbrews and decent food, too.
by frommers on April 11, 2007 from frommers