Percy's & Co. Seattle

"Capacity: 40 One of the best Ballard patios is at Percy’s & Co, a cocktail bar that serves Southern food. You can reserve the whole thing if you have at least 30 people (but no more than 40). It's covered and heated during the cooler months, but note that the drink minimum is higher on Fridays or Saturdays." - aimee rizzo

"Percy’s & Co. feels like that one friend you have who’s a little too much into LARP-ing successfully renovated a vintage brick building to look like an old-timey apothecary. There are plants sprouting out of test tubes secured by clamps, old tchotchkes you’d find on a deteriorating sunken ship, and cocktails that sound like chemistry experiments and have ingredients like sage-infused bourbon and benedictine. Hang out on the back covered patio, order anything off of the Southern-style menu (get the cajun popcorn), and hope that that same friend doesn’t bring up the renaissance fair again." - Aimee Rizzo

"When: Monday-Thursday 5-7pm, Friday-Saturday 3-5pm, All Day Sunday The Deal: $2 Off All Drinks We like Percy's for fancy cocktails that rely heavily on spirits steeped with herbs, like thyme-infused gin or lemongrass-infused vodka. You can save two dollars during their Happy Hour, which comes in handy if you're in the mood to overspend on their $20 fried chicken sandwich." - Aimee Rizzo

"Percy’s & Co. feels like that one friend you have who’s a little too much into LARP-ing successfully renovated a vintage brick building to look like an old-timey apothecary. There are plants sprouting out of test tubes secured by clamps, old tchotchkes you’d find on a deteriorating sunken ship, and cocktails that sound like chemistry experiments and have ingredients like sage-infused bourbon and benedictine. Hang out on the back covered patio, order anything off of the Southern-style menu like fried pickles with remoulade or chicken fingers coated in a cola glaze, and smile and nod when the same friend brings up the renaissance fair again." - Aimee Rizzo

"Percy’s is a cocktail spot that you need to keep on standby if you love herbs (literally every specialty cocktail involves thyme, rosemary, mint, sage, lemongrass, or basil). But it's also a cocktail spot that you need to keep on standby if you like drinking outside. You can enjoy these little libations out on their covered back patio, and snack on some fried chicken and cornbread or chili butter popcorn." - aimee rizzo