The 13 Best Places for Irish Coffee in Seattle

Katy McKeough: Best Irish coffee I've ever had. Pat's game every Sunday.

Kay: Great for pre-game fun. Happy hour hamburgers are the best!

Leah L: Good food and beer

Neil: Best irish coffee in the city!

Jon B.: Oeufs en Meurette (poached eggs with red wine foie gras sauce) was excellent. Great place for breakfast while checking out the market.

Tyler Harmor: Lamb burger FTW!

ShaunWilliamCallahan: order the bacon infused waffle and add a scoop of molly moons ice cream on top... then order an irish coffee. sit on the out on the deck. then die. cause is doesnt get much better. haha

Michael Todd Smith: One of the hidden Capital Hill patios for hot summer days. A great view, lots of fun to be had when the DJ's are spinning. Love this place for both a mid summer beer or cozy Fall evening pint of stout

Patrick Valenzuela: Drink Manny's until the room is spinning.

Phuong Nguyen: Desserts and drinks. What more can you ask for? I head straight here after a rough week for a sweet treat. Very cozy vibe! The Ballard Bumble Berry Crumble and Nutella Pietini are my favorites.

Regina Warmoth: Their coconut cream pie may be better than Tom's 😋

Mark Rynning: Everything is great! The ballard bumble is the best!

Colleen Shirley: Amazing atmosphere, fabulous food and top notch service. Ed did a great job and our anniversary dinner was unforgettable!

Linda Collins: Prime rib sliders and bbq shirmp are delicious!

Michael Johanson: Sliders are a must!

Bobbi Sandmann: The French Toast is to die for and the cheese curds were delicious. The Irish coffee was good but lukewarm.

Billy Goodheart: Waitress was nice. The Five Point French Toast with hash browns were both tasty and filling. They play some great music there too. Great atmosphere.

Erin Marie Flack: Get the alcohol! It's delicious! :)

Bill: Great Irish coffee.

Katie E.: Chef Polizzi has a gift. Definitely will dine here whenever I'm in Seattle again!

Eater: When out-of-towners want a restaurant recommendation, most of them are envisioning the sort of seafood-based comfort food on Kevin Davis's menu. Steelhead is a safe bet for all. [Eater 38 Member] Read more.

Curt: Amazing view of Seattle skyline. Food is pricy but great.

Meredith A: @Terri I'm testing to see if you get this as a notification, so bizarre that it worked on your end! I left comments back on your check in :)

The Seattle Times: Daily happy hour from 3-6 p.m. with $2-$9 food and $4-$6 drinks. Read more.

dee rao: Irish coffee never disappoints.

Nate Yancy: Enjoyed visiting an old favorite I hadn't been to in at least a year. Staff was attentive, newly remodeled bathrooms, great tasty traditional Irish cuisine & live music. Irish stew & lamb were great

Travel Channel: Zak, Nick and Aaron travel to Seattle to investigate an Irish pub that used to be a funeral home associated with foul play and corruption. As seen on Ghost Adventures. Read more.

Jen Schmitt: Best sweetbreads I've had yet!

Eater: The decor is a little bit of a throwback, but the service is spot-on and the food is balanced and flavorful, classic and beautifully presented. [Eater 38 Member]

Bill Caples: Just the best restaurant in Seattle!!

Jane Hudson: I've never had a tastier salmon sandwich! Also, if you sometimes crave the amazing Fried Chicken Sandwich at Bake Sale Betty's in Oakland I dare say Skillet Diner's is actually better!

Trevor Iwaszuk: Order the biscuits & gravy to be like me.

David Stoll: Wifi password: baconjam

Amanda Hackwith: The Poutine! Always order the Poutine. It is the best item on the menu, hands down.

David Grant: Hugest urinal in town.

Jeremy Wemple: Touch the blue hand.

Devlin Dunsmore: Great happy hour! The dates are awesome.

Ya G: Drapper Point is perfectly balanced cocktail. Sit at the Bar.

Ron Schott: Get the Moscow Mule. Then, treat yourself to some mac 'n cheese