Liberty
Lounge bar · Capitol Hill ·
Craft cocktails, fresh sushi, and cozy couches in a modern space
Craft cocktails, fresh sushi, and cozy couches in a modern space
"One of our favorite bars on the Hill also happens to have a robust sushi menu. If you’re lucky, you’ll get a spot at one of Liberty’s sofas where you can sip your way through the massive menu of terrific and creatively-named cocktails. Try the “JG Wentworth” or the “Strawberry Manilow” and order a couple of spicy tuna rolls and salmon nigiri to snack on." - aimee rizzo
"The Deal: $3 PBR Drafts, $3 Rainier Bottles, $5 Rotating Drafts, $6 Wine Pours, $10-12 Specialty Cocktails, $6-8 Sushi Rolls Liberty is perfect for those on the hunt for an after-work spot that's also dog-friendly. It’s a cocktail bar that serves decent sushi, and they have a daily-changing mystery roll available for $7." - aimee rizzo, gabe guarente
"Seattle’s grungiest sushi bar (that also has a laissez faire indoor pooch policy) is a cool place to hang out whether you have a dog or not. You can sip one of their light vodka cocktails during Happy Hour and groove to great tunes while sampling their well-crafted rolls (we recommend the spicy tuna or the Emerald City topped with crispy garlic). Grab one of the big sofas, let your golden retriever sit on it, and shove your date aside." - aimee rizzo, gabe guarente
"Cool music. Great drinks. And decent sushi that doesn’t cost a ton. That’s a formula for any good hang—and this grunge haven’s got it. You can bring your dog to sit inside as a reading buddy, too. Understory cocktail with "The Greatest Band That Ever Wasn't" - gabe guarente
"Book Liberty’s back room for when you want to have a group sushi dinner on Capitol Hill. It’s also a great option for a birthday party since the big room has sofas, fun cocktails, and excellent spicy tuna rolls." - aimee rizzo
