Sully's Snow Goose Saloon

With its peaked-wood ceiling, wood panel booths and winter sport décor, Sully’s Snowgoose Saloon in Phinney Ridge feels like you’ve stepped into a chalet in the Alps. The original bar, La Boehme opened in 1934, making one of the oldest bars in Seattle. It became Sully’s in 1995. I asked the bartender what was good, she suggested a Sully-Dog. I gladly accepted the recommendation. The large polish dog came on a hoagie roll with sauerkraut, chopped onions, mustard and relish. It was delicious and the service was great!

What a fun fun fun place. Atmosphere is a quaint, nostalgic, welcoming place. We are from out of town- but this will be our go to place when visiting !!! Our bartender, Natalie, was so so friendly. We chatted about Seattle, the pub and other things. What a wonderful way to spend a rainy Sunday afternoon!! I will be recommending this place to anyone I talk to during our visit. Thank you Natalie for the outstanding service and conversation !

A Sanctuary on Phinney Ridge We were somewhere around 61st Street, screeching through the gloom of a Seattle drizzle, when the thirst began to take hold. Not the polite, dry-mouthed thirst of a man who missed his tea time, but a deep, lizard-brain panic—a clawing, desperate need for sanctuary in a world gone mad with plastic condos and tech-bro fascism. We needed a bunker. We needed Sully’s Snowgoose Saloon. Crossing the threshold of Sullys is not merely entering a bar; it is stepping into the ribcage of a glorious, neon-lit beast that has swallowed the 1970s whole and refuses to vomit them back up. It is a vortex of authenticity in a city rapidly drowning in high-concept mixology and $18 toast. There were no ferns here. No pretenses. Just timber, noise, and the heavy, reassuring scent of fried meat and fermented grain. The Atmosphere: A Bunker Against the Rot The lighting was low, the way God intended, obscuring the sins of the day and highlighting the madness of the night. The crowd was a beautiful, jagged mosaic of humanity—locals, heavy hitters, and wandering freaks—all huddled over the wood, gripping their glasses like they were the only anchors left in a spinning universe.

Cozy little neighborhood bar that feels like old school Seattle. Fireplace too! Go see Sadie for great service and beautiful smile, she is super sweet!

Within minutes of coming in to Sully's Snow Goose my friends remarked at how "beautiful" and "great" it was. One said it was his new favorite bar.

I hate giving this place 5 stars because it’s my top 3 Seattle bar. Service is impeccable, vibes are always excellent, beer never disappoints.

My favorite bar in Seattle. Nice outdoor area and cozy fireplace inside.

go here. blown away by the quality of guinness poured. kirsten was great! cozy saloon, great atmosphere & service was top notch. been craving a guinness & this is the place to go. drove from stevens pass to here

Rudest most burnt out bartender I have ever been came across. A bunch of old burnout drunks and losers. For a tavern that only serves beer & wine they have the worst selection of both. Do your self a solid and go down the hill to Molly's. This place sucked a decade ago and it's only gotten worse over the years.

Love sully's great place to come hangout, watch sports, play games. It is never too packed. The servers are always respectful and kind checking in on if you need anything. Never had the food but the chip selection is all I need. Very cozy and relaxed.

Amazing place! Great atmosphere good food, and awesome vibe! Bartenders are super nice!

We dipped in here on a rainy day and I didn't want to leave. Pop in if you want to hide in a tavern and relax with a beer or classic drink. No bougie craft cocktails just good times.

Cold Belgian beer good German Brats and great people! Not much more you could ask for!

Visited Sully's tonight and Naomi was doing an amazing job serving all the regulars and a few virgins, too! She is sweet, hard working, and very kind! Come visit her soon !

Super cozy and friendly local tavern. It has a small neighborhood type feeing, and it almost seems as though everyone already knows each other. Great beer and wine, but it isn't a full bar. Consider yourself a lucky duck if you're able to snag the fireplace table :)

My friends and I had high expectations of making Sully's our new neighborhood bar. Boy, were we wrong. We came in on 2/19 and couldn't have felt less welcomed. We walked in on a Saturday early evening and were charmed by the decor. No one welcomed us in or told us what to do, so we took a seat at the bar. We had our IDs and Vax cards out and ready. We sat chatting and realized after a few minutes we hadn't been helped. That's when the bartender came down to us and curtly said, "If you want a drink you better come over here." We immediately got up and went to the computer and the bartender couldn't have been more rude. He didn't speak to us at all. We ordered our beers with the least amount of interaction we could have, chugged our beers and left. We will not be back.

I always live coming here! All the bartenders do their best they can. You should definitely see this place when it is packed - what a great party! It is cozy and oldskool, which gives it a charming feel... i have never had a bad experience with the staff or another guest. Such a great, welcoming place. A neighborhood favorite!

I was sitting outside enjoying a beverage when the owner starts yelling at a lady parking outside of the bar. He was upset that she was parking in front of his business. She was mortified and I was embarrassed for her. It's not like there was a designated parking spot for this place. Everything is street parking and he completely overreacted and tore her a new one in front of all of his patrons. I found this to be extremely unprofessional and unnecessary. I immediately left and I will not be returning and I will be sure to tell everyone I know not to go here!

Sorry Sully, I just had a awful experience in your place. My dog Franklin and I come in there about once a week. My dog is my best fiend and I really appreciate you allowing him in your establishment. What I don't appreciate is some of your patrons, especially some that don't like dogs and like to cause trouble. Its also unfortunate that your server have taken it upon themselves to be judge and jury. For this I will never step foot in your place again You treat my dog like shit you are treating me like shit. I know lots of people in this town and I will make sure to tell them, every one of them how Sully's treats their customers.

Love Sully's. Always have. Love it even more that they are early adopters of a vaccination requirement. Great bartender asking everyone if they are vaccinated. We'll be back more often and with friends now that we know it's a safer environment. Cheers!

We stopped here because the outside looked so unique and inviting! When we got inside, we had a very strange encounter with the bartender. She did not say anything when we walked in, and proceeded to stared at us very intensely as we looked at the menu. Once we picked our beers, we said hello and tried placing our order. When we ordered she didn't say anything, stared for a moment too long, poured our beers and asked if we wanted to start a tab. We had originally wanted to sit at the bar, but felt so uncomfortable as she continued to stare at us. We then moved to a booth. One beer was incredibly flat and the other was fine. Not to harp, but as we were dissecting our strange encounter we noticed that bar itself was also really cold. After chugging our beers, we closed our tab and were met with the same, strange behaviors. We really wanted to love this place, but do not think we will be returning.

So, this place is decked out like a fucking Swedish lodge, it didn't seem Irish to me at all. Is it supposed to be a fucking Irish pub? It was small and the building was old. The bartender was an attractive lady and there are some books there to read if a you're a weirdo that like to read books at a bar. They also have a gas fireplace. Pinball. The machines were really old, like from 1960's. I'm not too into older games but these were in great condition. This place was just kind of cozy and the machines are fun and cheap but I probably wouldn't hang out there for more than hour. It's a great stop if you're going from Ballard/Phinney/Fremont to Greenwood or somewhere up north. They have 'Target Alpha' (1976) and Super-Flite (1974), each are a quarter per credit (no quarter machine in the bar). Added pics of the machines as usual and also some shit I saw on the bathroom walls while I was urinating (made sure to wash my hands after)

Thank You Yelp friends. I wear my "BARF" ....."BAR.AND.RESTAURANT. FANATIC"crown with pride right back atcha'. If you are looking for a place for a genuine unpretentious and unaffected good time, this is your SHRINE. I just opened my Sully's aromatherapy #1..."Piss Sodden Urinal Pub Wall"......"the REAL Irish Spring" . Great for killing moss or anything green....supply is limited...order a bottle by name now!

Sullys is a great bar. The people who work behind the bar are hard-working and attentive. It might be easy to forget that there is usually only one person working at a time for both the bar and the kitchen. Therefore it is typical for the staff person to collect drink orders from all those waiting before they leave the bar, go to the kitchen and prepare the food. There was a recent comment that made assumptions about why that may have happened and I challenge all of us never to rely on assumptions. Great place to hang out with good food, good beer, good vibes.

Dive bar...check! Fireplace to warm by...check! Plenty of beers on tap...check!' I don't believe they are kid friendly however they are perfectly located within walking distance to the Woodland Park Zoo so you can grab a pre or post zoo visit beer. The menu is your typical fried bar food but let's be honest, you come here for the dive bar atmosphere and drinks, not the food. Sully's please stay around!

Solid place! A good amount of beer on tap, probably a store bought corn dog (for 1.75-no complaints from me, they likely make many of the other items), and a fun atmosphere. When my friend entered she thought, 'all this place is missing are swinging saloon doors,' and sure enough there they were on the bathroom stall. A good crowd was gathered to watch a Stanley Cup game, and odds are Sully's doubles as a great sports bar whenever you want. Great local spot for all; we felt welcome as soon as we entered. Peanuts aplenty out of a barrel, but not the type of place to throw your shells on the ground, show a little respect! Dogs were allowed, and we liked that a lot! Will definitely be back.

The kinda of place you'd go to contemplate "the good old days" or debate with a regular about the mertis of Duverger's Law. Good peanuts.

Who likes Ireland? I do! Who likes beer? Me. Is this an Irish bar? I think so.. And you get the idea.. We had a little bit of a wait last night at the Santa Fe cafe, and so we walked down the block and spotted Sully's Snowgoose Saloon. It's location kind of makes it either a destination or a drive by. None of us had been, but we'd all be meaning to, so we made the short trek over. I really wasn't sure what to expect, but as we walked in, it became very apparent that this is one awesome Irish bar. The flags and beers and memorabilia (sooo much memorabilia) should be a big tip off if you're still clueless. I had Hoegaarden, which by default at Sully's, is served in those giant Hoegaarden buckets. Gotta love that. They were out of three beers the boys were looking to try, but they were still able to find brews to their liking, so no worries there. Board games and college football, a big patio, and a cute dog making the rounds, shaking hands for entertainment make this an easy go to for me again. I have no doubt in my mind that they show lots and lots of football matches (that's European for Soccer). No food, but there's really no need. Come to drink. Leave happy.. and a bit tipsy.

I'd love to give The Goose a higher rating. I mean, they have beer, they have bar snacks, they have a nice patio, and even a fireplace! But here's the problem - it's OVERRUN with neighborhood drunks. This place is full almost every single night (great for them), except it's not full of friendly, mellow folks like you or I. It's full of loud, sloppy, sports- and government conspiracy-obsessed fools. What's worse is that if you're not one of them you aren't worth deuce. I'm no snob, but the simple truth is it looks nice on the outside but it's not on the inside. As a bartender friend at a place down the street once said to me, "They cater to the 'just looking to get drunk' crowd."

One rainy Seattle night after imbibing in many rounds at Sully's Snowgoose Saloon* a discussion began berating the fact that there are Birthday and Christmas songs, 4th of July songs, and even Easter songs - but many holidays don't have a tune of celebration of their own. Thus, it was that night that an all purpose holiday song, sung to the tune of Chariots of Fire (which was all our piano playing friend knew) was born. Example: Arbor Day It's Arbor Daay. It's Arbor Day. It's Arbor Daay. It's Arbor Day. It's Arbor Daaaaay. It's Arbor Day. It's Arbor Daaaaay. It's Arbor Day. For that song, and other reasons including the great jukebox and the barrel of peanuts, that Sully's Snowgoose Saloon gets four stars. * I can never say just Sully's. It's always Sully's Snowgoose Saloon.

I used to live down the street from Sully's and I called it the lumberjacks bar. Why? I've never seen more flannel shirts in my life! Why does that make Sully's great? It's because it's the best after sledding bar in Seattle! Flannel being the sledders material of choice of course! I'm going to go ahead and give Sully's my incredibly easy to get... Scott K. five stars! The owner is pro-union, so don't talk any anti-union smack or you're going to get some teamsters beating you in the head with tire irons... but knowing you... that was going to happen sooner then later anyway!

Aside from the appealing alliteration affixed to its awning, Sully's Snowgoose Saloon has plenty of prizes to provide for its patrons. 1. Board games at every table--ours had UpWords, trivial pursuit, and backgammon 2. A fireplace, in case you feel the need for some cozy moments 3. Several beers on tap. Around 20 maybe? 4. A sweet bartender/waitress who, before you are three-quarters done with your drink, has a freshly poured one sitting in front of you 5. A magazine rack well-stocked with options for all ages. 6. A few TV's for you sports fans I can't really comment on the food because we didn't order any. However I would be willing to go back again to try it. They have a few tables outside for when the weather is nice--maybe I'll save my next trip until then. (But then I'd miss out on possible cozy moments on the hearth! Boo!)

Maybe it was that the live band started in on Marvin Gaye's "Let's Get it On" as we walked in. Maybe it was the roaring fireplace on a cold December night. It could have been the great outdoor patio with it's accompanying fireplace. Maybe it was because Sully's was our 4th or 5th stop on our Kris Kringle Pub Krawl. Whatever it was, I was happy. And I will be back. Update: If I could add an extra star, I would. We decided to stop by Sully's the other night to grab a beer and chat...hopefully by the fireplace. It was a weeknight, and we were honestly just looking for somewhere we could hunker down for a while. It seemed that we weren't the only one's with Sully's on the mind, and it ended up being more crowded that we were in the mood for. We stood for a while at the bar to wait to order, then when we saw that there were no open seats, decided to cut our losses and head to one of our other favorite spots. As we turned to leave, a guy in a red bowling shirt comes up to us and says, "No, don't leave! Let me buy you a beer!" We thanked him, but declined his offer, and continued our exit. "No," he said again, "I'm Sully, I'll buy you a beer! Come back and stay a while, I'll buy you a beer!" While tempting, we ultimately decided that we really were in the mood to go somewhere a little quieter. Part of me regrets not sticking around and having a beer with Sully himself. I'm sure that would have been an experience....next time.

As soon as we walk in the bar, a man named "Jim" introduces himself and tells us there's no need for leashes. I ask him if he works there; he says no, he's just a regular. While shoving treats down my dogs mouths, he explains how Super Tuesday is a special day for Sully's: they hold an annual "Dog of the Year" election. The victor gets precedence in the bar if any dog should have an 'issue' with El Presidente. My full review and reviews of other dog friendly establishments on www.doggoneseattle.com - http://doggoneseattle.com/sullys-snowgoose-saloon-in-phinney-ridge/

Ugh - the worst service I've had since since moving to Seattle!! We went in for a beer and left within two minutes. The woman working there the night of 10/16 (mid 40's with blonde hair) came to take our order & acted all put out when I asked for a minute to decide what I wanted to drink - hey you've got about twenty beers to choose from - can I have a second to decide? Then we asked what food they had to eat & she acted the same way. We decided NOT to give them any of our money & split. Too bad becuase it looked like a cool place with out door fireplaces, but the service is HORRIBLE!!!!!!

With a name like Sully's it really seems like it should be a Boston sports bar, decked out in Celtics jerseys and a signed picture of Yastremski on the wall. Instead it's a sleepy neighborhood bar with a patio serving as the front porch of Phinney Avenue and an inside so wood-lined that it would make a beaver proud. I'm told that there's also a fireplace inside, but I didn't notice since I was fixated on the beer list on the ceiling. There was also an espresso machine and they serve food, but I didn't try either. Board games are on the tables and two pinball machines are in the back corner. One of the games is Upwords: if you never played it, it's basically a 3-D version of Scrabble and requires vocabulary skills as well as hand dexterity in stacking tiles. In this setting, it probably serves as a secondary sobriety test. The men's bathroom has a urinal and toilet right next to each other without a divider. That could make for some awkward conversation ("That rash is clearing up nicely Joe") and that's without even discussing the Trojan condom poster on the wall. I didn't try the women's bathroom. I was here on a weekday night and it's fairly quiet with conversation easier than in many bars. Overall it's pretty small and probably best serves for a low-key evening catching up with friends.

After living close by for three years I finally stopped in and had a beer with my girlfriend. We were able to sit outside and enjoy the beautiful weather with some delicious beer. I like the inside of the bar as well and can see myself enjoying some good beers during the cold nights. But since it is nice and warm out, hopefully I can enjoy some beers outside this summer. Zipzap Zubidy Bop!

Great music, free peanuts and a lot of beers on tap! This place is freaking cool and I had a lot of fun. Come check it out for yourself. They also have a fireplace with a table in front of it, which might be nice for a drinking date. I don't like how close it is to the bathroom, however; the couple sitting there didn't seem to mind. No shots will be found in this place by the way. Beer and wine only.

Seattle's Eastside lacks the character to create really good local Ale houses. An Ale house is built on and thrives by the locals that regularly visit. The community both forms and is formed by them. Since moving to Seattle proper a couple of years ago, I've been eagerly discovering and tasting from the plentitude of Ale houses scattered throughout Ballard, Magnolia, Phinney Ridge, West Seattle, and more. I've only just now imbidded at Sully's Snowgoose Saloon. Though the ale was good (I selected the smooth Black Butte Porter from their twenty-nine different ale's on tap), Sully's is an Ale house best left to the local locals. Sully's is confusing. It gives the impression of a traditional Ale house picked up from along some old English road and then dropped on south Phinney Ridge. Multiple times driving by I mentioned to my wife "That place looks interesting. I'll have to try it." Sadly, the first thing I noticed when I entered was the smell -- a musty, dirty smell typically found in bars, not Ale houses, especially not one with such a wide selection of brews. Sully's is a bar trying to be a Pub. As a bar is comes complete with a pinball game (where one regular eventually lost his Tommy-like bid after an extend play), jukebox, and one, overworked barmaid. As a Pub it offers a broad selection of good and inexpensive ales. The food, well, Sully's doesn't really offer any. Their fare is limited to two types of grilled cheese sandwich, chili, and pizza by the slice. My Pub mate I ate elsewhere. Sully's has its place among Seattle's Ale houses. It just not a place I intend upon returning when so many others offer so much more.

I work in the neighborhood, I won't say where, but close enough that I can watch Sully come and go throughout the day, I watch him take pride in his establishment and sweep the sidewalk, water the plants and beat the dust out of his frontdoor mat on an almost daily basis. Not only does Mr. Sullivan take pride in his establishment he makes a MEAN chili, if you haven't tried it, it's fabulous and I venture in occasionally to have some during the day. Part of what makes the experience for me is Sully's regular patrons, they never fail to make me laugh when I go in. Don't ask me why these people are in a bar in the early afternoon, but they are, and I adore them I ventured in on my birthday a few months back, after asking for my ID and realizing it was my birthday the bartender bought my first beer for me. Even though the friends I was with were less than impressed I made sure she knew I would definitely be back. I am a bit turned off by the fact that Sully allows dogs inside his bar, but his selection of beers on tap is almost unparalleled in north Seattle. I will continue to stop in whenever the need for an after work beer kicks in, which is regularly.

While I used to go to Sully's all the time (I used to live up the street and went two or three times a week), I now avoid it like the plague. The bar is great, the owner is great, and the beer selection is fantastic. The problem is some of the regulars get very drunk and there are little, internal dramas constantly going on you can accidentally get involved in. If you are unaware of this, you can walk right into a dangerous situation. I've twice watched as 'regulars' got in other people's faces - including a red faced bully threatening a girl. Be careful, several regulars here are the type of debaters who believe a discussion can be won with force, while others are territorial and adversarial. If a conversation gets started about politics, sports, whatever, there are several extremely drunk a-holes here who don't care if you are a guy or girl, they get angry and get threatening. While normally it is a laid back place and Sully is a very nice man, this place can quickly turn no fun. I've experienced it twice now. I would warn any woman and people in general to watch yourself here.

Old place, funky smell but enjoying my first Steel Cidre... Yum But hopefully you have no need to use the restroom cuz it is yucky!

Cute little pub. That pretty much sums up this place. This dog friendly pub (or at least I hope its dog friendly cause there were dogs there last night) looks like an adorable swiss chalet from the outside with its front two peaking rafters and a small outside eating area and a small fireplace inside giving it this very cozy feeling. The beer and coffee menu are slanted high above the bar you have to crane your neck to read its chalk board style letters. The bar maid was very competent and sweet, getting to all of us efficiently and sweetly. Two pinball games sat lonely in the back not getting much use which was fine with me cause it was already a littel loud. The bathroom is also in the back on the opposite wall kind of hidden behind a table you have to sidle around to get into. No locks on that door so be aware! : )

Sully's is a great little low-key saloon where you can make the experience what you want. The interior has the feel of a little alpen ski lodge with a nice fire place. Many patrons play cards, board games and the like while sipping on a wonderful variety of beer they have on tap. The patio area is a decent size for sunny afternoons--or even if you like to brave the cold. It's typically a smoker's paradise, but aren't most tavern patios these days? I recommend this place if you're looking for a low-key experience with great beers and nothing more than maybe a few tunes from the juke box or joining into the banter of the clientelle. This is the kind of spot I'll be walking to when "Winter-Death Storm 2008" hits in Seattle and we get 3.4 inches of snow and the city shuts down. Nice, cozy little place.

I was looking for some late night snack after 12 AM. All other bars had their kitchen close way before that. Sully's still had theirs open! We ordered Nachos for 7.50 expecting it to be a small size for two of us. We got enough nachos to feed 4. Excellent Service. Will come back again.

You feel like you are either in a tiny ski chalet or your mountain cabin...either way sounds like a place I'd like to spend a night drinking with friends! A fireplace at one end, outdoor seating when the weather warms up, a barrel of peanuts ($1.25 donation requested), cozy booths, pin ball machine, 1970's Trivial Pursuit sports edition, a hodge podge of magazines in the magazine rack, a mounted jack -a-lope head. No my friend you are not dreaming! And to top it all off they have a great selection of beers on tap. My friend ordered a corn dog and I saw another customer eating tomato soup and grilled cheese. This place is doing everything right! Although it is small there were 12 in our group and we managed to comfortably situate ourselves by the fireplace. Come and hang out with friends and I am sure you will have a great night.

This wonderful lodge planted on Phinney Ridge was the perfect amount of winter on the mid-February evening of my first visit. On the wall you will find snowshoes and a stuffed goose. To the right as you walk in the main entrance a toasty gas fireplace. There are also a pair of vintage pinball machines, a few worn-in booths, several tabletops, and if I lived in Seattle I would be a regular settling into one of the stools at the bar. During my stay, we came to Sully's and I learned how to play dominoes (officially for the first time ever!) They also had scrabble, pictionary, trivial pursuit, and many many more. It was a great night of playing dominoes next to the fire with some good local beers while watching the Olympics on the bar TVs. There was also an amazing line-up of music on a well-filled jukebox. Enough to keep our heads bobbing throughout the night. This bar hit the great status when I found out that dogs are welcome! Being a dog lover, i found this truly enjoyable! This is a great warm and cozy bar for the winter months, but in the summer there is a great patio to drink a few beers in the sun! I can't wait to return to Seattle to come back to this rockin' bar! P.S. They also sell peanuts for $1.25 per bowl (by donation.)

Awesome place for the games, great people, dog friendly, and awesome staff. If you have a well behaved dog, they will let him/her in the place without a leash. LVOE!

As soon as you walk through Sully's doors you feel like you're at home. The bartenders are warm and friendly and the saloon itself is packed with regulars, mostly folks of retirement age. My husband, best friend and I grabbed three seats by the fireplace, ordered pub grub, including a great grilled cheese, and drank several great microbrews. What was only meant to be a one beer stop turned into several hours. We left feeling like we would be welcomed back like family on our next return.

What can I say. If you love a good dive then this is probably perfect for you. It's kind of shitty and dirty with great beer and microwave pizzas. It also has one of the friendliest and most helpful string of bartenders that I've ever encountered. There is a lot of love here and that is something I'd take any day over a fancy establishment. Do yourself a favor and drink here. PS: don't feel ashamed if you're not a regular or local.

Beer. Followed by more beer. This place is spot on for the beer-lover in all of us. Their selection is fairly wide - from my beloved Black Butte Porter to Rainer - they have their customer base well covered. The fact that it looks like an alpine inn from the outside had me at first glance. The fact that their bartender got my bf another pint (no charge) after he accidentally shattered his glass into the bar, after only having a few sips, won my patronage. The fact that they have a pinball machine, fireplace, along with booths, bar, and outside seating - 'nuff said. I'll be back this winter after a hard day on the slopes, guaranteed.

Super friendly staff and patrons (including he "Mayor" Charley the boxer), and surprisingly good food. Over-all relaxing atmosphere. NOTE-the only reason there's not 5 stars is because they don't have booze

The owners there are beyond friendly. With the soft October rain, makes me want to come in for a place to dodge the wetness as my dogs and I are quickly welcome in and we took place by the fire. Before we even took our seats, the owners were graciously giving my pups doggy treats and made them feel like super stars (I didn't think that my dogs even want to leave there). However, if the menu offer much real food choices this would be my new "go to" spot for the weekend. The menu offer food such as hot dogs, and frozen prep items that you can easily find at costco. On the other hand, if you really are truly a regular, people knows that you don't go there for food. You go there to watch a sports game and beer before noon.

Cozy ski-lodge styled bar with a surprising beer selection and focus on prompt service! Three friends and I visisted for the first time, spending two and a half hours playing cards here last night (a Tuesday) and felt like we'd been coming here for years. The place is small (two booths, two four-tops, and a few two-top bar tables along with bar seating), but everyone who visited seemed to find a place and feel right at home, either watching a game or playing pinball. Prices seemed very fair; I had two beers and some chili, which rang in at $12. Bathroom could use a bit of patching up, but otherwise there isn't much to want to change here. Recommended for: small groups (four or less) looking to drink beer over cards, board games, or conversation.

Best. Neighborhood. Bar. Ever. Not to mention the perfect place to watch the Canada-US Olympic Gold Medal Hockey Game. Owner Sully has a fantastic selection of local microbrews on draft (Lagunitas & Maritime), Canadian bottled beers (Moosehead!) and a subscription to the Canadian NHL feed (CBC). Hockey is consistently on at least one screen during the season, and the local customers are both welcoming and energetic. No-nonsense bartenders are quick and knowledgeable. Bar food is quirky but consistent. Games and cards galore. Come for the people, stay for the draft taps.

Super friendly people. And my little dog loved it. Will be a regular hang out from now on.

Sully's is one of those bars that knows everybody if you are present enough. I'm not at that level yet, but I'm getting there! It's just a good dive bar that offers divey bar food, a pretty decent selection of on tap beers (they include craft!) and are always there when your beer or wine is getting even remotely low. The bartenders are always nice and even Sully himself is always willing to chip in when the drinks are a-flowing among the pub patrons. There is outside seating available during the warmer months and the indoor decor has a Southern Germany/Bavarian feel, only divier! It's great! Awesome place to hang out, drink beer, and chill with friends.