Frolik Kitchen + Cocktails
American restaurant · Central Business District
1415 5th Ave, Seattle, WA 98101
Highlights
Hip New American spot with modern cocktails & a sleek patio
Hip New American spot with modern cocktails & a sleek patio
"Frolik Kitchen & Cocktails is a swanky-ish rooftop restaurant in the Motif Hotel downtown, and it’s great for any occasion you might buy a special outfit for—like New Year’s Eve, a corporate client dinner, a company holiday party, or something else celebratory. The food is expensive, and it’s about what you’d expect from a hotel restaurant (meaning it does the trick, but isn’t spectacular). We like the patio for drinks and snacks year-round, since it’s heated in the winter and gets a lot of summer sun." - aimee rizzo, kayla sager riley, gabe guarente
"It’s all about the fun at this downtown rooftop bar, with bar games, couches, fireplaces — and incredible weekday happy hour deals. Everybody is here to enjoy the view, the sun, and the local ingredients infused into the food, like the Dungeness crab cakes with remoulade using Mama Lil’s Peppers. The bright colors of the murals along the deck match the ones in the drinks, too." - Vox Creative
"Frolik, inside Motif Seattle, hosts them on Sundays, with a specific Pride Brunch on June 25, which will mean that along with the buffet, DJ, and drag performances, guests get a view of the parade as it goes by."
"Located above downtown’s Motif Hotel, Frolik Kitchen and Cocktails is hosting a drag brunch every Sunday in June leading up to a Pride viewing party on June 26. Each week has a different theme and guests are encouraged to dress up." - Mark Van Streefkerk
"This PNW rooftop terrace—part of the Motif Seattle hotel—offers a casual, sun-soaked vibe during Seattle’s short summer season, with phenomenal views and outdoor seating clustered around an outdoor fireplace and firepit tables. The menu focuses on strictly regional cuisine paired with local beers and creative cocktails, and desserts like the basil raspberry cheesecake from local bakery Sweet Nothings and More are highlighted." - Dana Brindle
