Clock-Out Lounge
Bar · Beacon Hill ·
Pizza, live music, and drinks in a hip, casual space
Pizza, live music, and drinks in a hip, casual space
"For a night of music, great beer, and even better food, stop by Clock-Out Lounge. It’s where Stevie’s Famous is located, so you can eat tasty pizza slices like the Normie Macdonald with heavily marbled coppa and hot honey. Just know that the stage is right next to the food window, so if you order in the middle of a set, you’ll need to shout." - gabe guarente, aimee rizzo
"Weekly comedy shows, Gilmore Girls trivia nights, and Seahawks watch parties with free Jell-O shots for every touchdown—what more could this Beacon Hill spot have to make it even better? Oh wait, they also serve some of the best pizza in the city. Despite all the appeal, it’s never so busy in here that the bartender can’t even look in your direction. And if the babysitter cancels, note that the venue is all-ages until 8pm." - aimee rizzo, kayla sager riley
"A lot goes on at Clock-Out Lounge. There’s Monday night karaoke, live music, trivia, vinyl record sale pop-ups, and more. The crown jewel of Clock-Out, however, has to be the pizza. This dive bar is the official location for Breezy Town Pizza, the sister spot to Windy City Pie (the best Chicago-style deep dish in town). Breezy Town’s pies are more like thick-crust pan pizza, with caramelized edges and toppings like Beecher’s curds and extra-crispy pepperoni. Always add an order of cheddar and vanilla bourbon butterscotch popcorn." - aimee rizzo
"Wait, there’s music at this pizzeria? In early 2024 Burien pizza favorite Stevie’s Famous opened its second location inside the Beacon Hill music venue, and it’s all-ages until 8 p.m., meaning that in the early evenings it’s a family-friendly hangout with exceptional slices and pies. The dough has a slight sourdough tang, you can fold your slices over as god intended, and the Normie MacDonald — with burrata, hot honey, and pepperoni — packs enough heat and creaminess to satisfy parents and close-down-the-bar concert-goers alike." - Mark DeJoy, Harry Cheadle, Harry Cheadle
"Sibling to Phinney Ridge’s massively popular Windy City Pie, this pizza counter located within the Clock-Out Lounge on Beacon Hill serves up 12-inch deep dish options with a caramelized cheese edge on a house-made sourdough. Brunch pizzas are currently available once a month at an all-ages drag show aptly called The Breakfast Club, and include the Quiche-za (a fluffy quiche pizza made with Wisconsin brick cheese), and the Everything Bagel pie, topped with cream cheese, smoked salmon, and capers." - Marika Malaea