The Tin Lizzie - Reviews

My experience at this restaurant was a bit of a rougher Seattle experience. Although the place was mostly empty, the service was very slow. We wanted to order another round of drinks but couldn't get service to do so before we had to leave. The flat breads were tasty. I ordered a brisket sandwich with chips, expecting a mustardy Italian brisket sandwich with some slaw from the menu description. However, for the price, it came with barely any brisket, I couldn't taste any mustard, and the slaw was overly watery and not great, making it rather unappetizing. Nobody even noticed that I didn't eat it. : / I'm giving it two stars for the vibes and cocktails, but I would pass on the food and service.

My experience at this restaurant was for some post dinner drinks on a Tuesday night. It was not crowded at all, which made for a relaxed atmosphere. I really enjoyed the good cocktails and the fast service. This is a chill spot away from the crowds in Queen Anne.

My experience at the restaurant was mixed. The ambiance was nice, and the drinks were good, specifically the Shirley Temple and house chardonnay. The hummus plate was also good. However, the service was a significant letdown. The bartender asked us to move from our table because we were only two people, despite the restaurant being empty, which felt rude. This led to us intruding on another couple who then moved. The drinks and service also took too long, considering how empty the place was. We won't be returning unless invited by a manager with a promise of a better experience.

My experience at the restaurant was mixed. I thought the drinks were really good and the prices were reasonable. The vibe was also good. However, I'm taking a couple of stars off because we had to find a server, and the bartenders seemed overworked, leading to a 30-minute wait for our drinks. To make matters worse, they initially charged my card for the previous table. After I pointed it out, they assured me it was refunded, but it wasn't. Instead, they charged me again for our three drinks, totaling $110, which was quite a shock.

My experience involved ordering some flatbread with homemade bread, which was absolutely fantastic. The delivery to my hotel nearby was also efficient. I had the pleasure of speaking with the chef, who was not only very nice and friendly but also clearly passionate about his cooking.

My experience at the restaurant was largely positive. The food was delicious, and I appreciated the nice atmosphere. The waiter was very friendly, contributing to a pleasant dining experience. However, the only aspect I didn't like was the music, which was quite loud.

My experience at this restaurant was quite positive. The atmosphere was a standout, described as 'good old-timey. ' The drinks were also noted as nice. A particularly pleasant aspect of the service was that the bartender even gave me a free refill, which was a great touch. The food received a good rating as well.

My experience at the restaurant was great. The vibe was so good, and they were very accommodating to my group. Even with one bartender out, the staff did their best to keep up with our needs and served delicious drinks. It's definitely worth visiting!

My experience at this restaurant was that it's expensive, but the atmosphere is amazing. They also have a lot of whiskey, so if that's your thing, it's probably worth it. I didn't order food.

My experience at this cocktail bar was positive. It's a solid spot with typical Seattle prices, but their happy hour from 4-5 pm Wednesday to Saturday, and again from 9 pm to close, helps to knock those prices down. They offer seasonal happy hour cocktail specials and have a couple of beers on draft. The staff was knowledgeable and served artisan drinks, contributing to a nice speakeasy feel. It was convenient to find an ATM in the adjoining hotel, and they accept cash, which is a rarity in Seattle these days.