Neon Boots

Bar · Belltown

Neon Boots

Bar · Belltown

5

2224 2nd Ave, Seattle, WA 98121

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Nightspot serving cocktails & snacks in an upbeat space with neon-pink lighting & funky glassware.  

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2224 2nd Ave, Seattle, WA 98121 Get directions

@neonbootses

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2224 2nd Ave, Seattle, WA 98121 Get directions

+1 206 403 1348
@neonbootses

$

Features

gender neutral restroom
restroom
payment debit card
alcohol
beer
cocktails
crowd lgbtq friendly
crowd trans safespace

Last updated

Jul 11, 2025

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"Neon Boots is closing temporarily due to the hazardous air conditions." - Gabe Guarente

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"Neon Boots posted domestic violence and sexual assault hotlines, youth resources, substance abuse organizations, and many other numbers in a printable PDF for those who want to display them at their place of business." - Gabe Guarente

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"In that vein, Belltown bar Neon Boots recently posted on Instagram a list of 'Seattle Area Alternatives to Calling 911.'" - Gabe Guarente

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"Neon Boots, a bar in Belltown, advocates for using de-escalation tactics instead of involving the police in non-emergency situations. Co-owner Jeremy Alexander emphasizes respecting personal boundaries and avoiding physical force. The bar has shared a list of Seattle Area Alternatives to Calling 911, including domestic violence and sexual assault hotlines, as part of an ongoing project to encourage community-based solutions and support reallocation of city funds from policing to other resources." - Gabe Guarente

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"Picture a mural of a skeletal sand woman embracing a man with three arms and a vulture head among some cacti, all in a space flooded with hazy pink light. Yes, this sounds a little bit like watching Thelma & Louise with a very high fever, but it’s actually the situation at a desert-themed bar called Neon Boots. This place has quality cocktails, our favorite of which is a margarita with black pepper simple syrup and orange blossom water. Plus, they have a full menu of toasted sandwiches and appetizers like meatballs and caesar salad-stuffed bread. Definitely get this place into your rotation if it isn’t already." - Aimee Rizzo

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Matthew Smith

Google
Absolutely terrific bar! Red and pink lighting in the bar / seating area. Staff is friendly and very welcoming. They play movies on a tv at the bar which if your going alone to drink gives you something to watch along with a smoking area outside. Meet some cool people here and had some rememberable experiences. The busy times for this bar are like most Seattle bars Friday and Sunday sometimes Wednesday is also busy but not during the winter. Would recommend 5/5

Ashley Phillips

Google
Had a cocktail here and loved the low pink lights! Great little space. Sloan was very sweet so thank you to her!

R B

Google
Loved the vibe of this place. The bartender was quick and attentive, and also friendly. Their drinks are unique and strong, so watch out. The drink I had was delicious. I didn't get to try their food, but it looks yummy. I would come back to this bar, and I would recommend it to anyone looking for something different than the usual.

Ev Dan

Google
Always has killer music, chill and lively vibe. Pretty basic cocktails, you get the respect you give and this place just has such a good vibe. Great for first dates on a week night, happy hour till 6:30, and always playing old odd movies on TVs that aren't too in your face. Big fan of this spot, highly recommend

Andrew Buchanan-Carter

Google
A great spot with awesome cocktails, cold beer and DELICIOUS sandwiches all served up in a cool comfortable setting by some of the nicest people around. I highly recommend the Father Yod or the Pink Coyote for cocktails and the High Plains Drifter and Holy Mountain for sandwiches. Anyone looking for a fresh vibe bar-wise should definitely check this place out!!

Jeff Maxwell

Google
My favorite place to go. It's my spot. Great food and really amazing bartenders. It is one of the best places you can go to in Belltown to experience not only true community, but also great service. If you don't go to Neon Boots, you are not getting a Belltown, Seattle experience. Don't miss out! ;)

Alexander Rushin

Google
This bar is so cute! The neon lighting is soft and inviting, and creates an atmosphere of fun intimacy. I bring my out of town guests here to finish off a night of drinking, though there's no reason you can't start here as well.

Bretton Findlay

Google
The very first time I walked into this place I felt a strong sense that the decorator had imbibed some strong cocktails at one point or another--ideally made with absinthe and mescaline then garnished with slice of peyote for good measure, but what do I know? I'm no bartender—though, only by choice, because I refuse to take the call, to use the palate the gods have gifted me towards crafting cocktails that'll turn a prohibitionist into a free-spirited thinker; but also because I might be an alcoholic and I'm worried that if I'm surrounded by booze at all times I'll convince myself it's normal to race through a four-finger pour of bourbon until the burn doesn't even phase me anymore, until it just all goes down like water leaving me thirstier and thirstier until even that no longer matters, until all the voiced-concerns of my friends and family fade and I'm finally left alone with just myself, staring in a mirror in the dark, watching my mouth move silently, without my consent, trying to call out through the infinite, to the kinds of spirits that are still willing to make the trek to other plane in order to make deals with mortals; to try and quiet the voices once and for all. So now I go out when I drink, where the pours are measured. And boy oh boy are the drinks they serve here tasty! I had myself a "horse crippler" on more than one occasion. I highly recommend the bathrooms. I don't want to spoil the surprise, but once you go in there you'd understand how a someone would get trapped in a place like that for hours. waiting for the others to make the first move, to catch them slipping into our plane. Sometimes I feel like a part of my soul might have been left behind, like there's a part of me that's missing. Each time I come back to try and find that sense of self, that sense of gravity that keeps me from floating off to somewhere better, to somewhere unknown. Always glad to get out of the house! Definitely will come back.