The Atlantic Crossing

We came to watch Arsenal a day early (we totally goofed that up). Decided to quench our hangriness so she had the moules frites and I had the fish and chips with the sausage roll. Everything was delicious and Rissa the bar tender was so friendly and helpful!

This place is amazing! If you love sports there is a TV at every angle and the crowd is lively! The booths are pretty rooming and the longer bench tables in the center can fit plenty of people. The service is outstanding, some of the best service I have had in Seattle. Christopher and Katelyn were very friendly and attentive. The food was outstanding and after talking to the table next to us they said “they never miss” on any of their food items. I will definitely be coming back!

I've loved the AC since their old location on Roosevelt...they're a little further from my office now but still a great spot for some good food, beer and some great vibes. And the new locations is so much nicer with plenty of screens for Sounders and Kraken games. Don't sleep through the weekend brunch, either!

The shepherd’s pie is a classic, as is the haddock fish & chips. But it’s the cold pints, great soccer vibe, and the staff… all unique and inviting/genuine characters … that keep me coming back.

Bartenders and waitstaff are inattentive and moody. The new location has traded in the neighborhood vibe for a bro-like vibe. Very disappointing for those of us that are looking for more authentic pub to watch soccer (futball)…. the old location and staff made the place a great spot. As with all other things in Green Lake, menu is overpriced for what you get. If you want a more European feel while watching a match better head to Saint Andrews and skip the Atlantic Crossing these days.

I went to watch a game (not soccer) and had a great time. The food was creative and certainly not pub food. A big step up. The service was efficient and helpful. All the servers have handheld devices so ordering and paying is really efficient. The building is amazing. I am so glad that they exposed the interior brick wall. My wife and I went together the following Saturday for brunch after playing pickleball across the street. She too was impressed.

Nice spot to watch grab a beer and watch some soccer (or the Marines 👍) Had the chicken wings with medium spice and their garden salad - very good and dressings taste homemade.

Great, friendly service. Solid food menu that makes it great for a meal even if you're not there for sports. Definitely great place for watching sports!

A pub that has it all: delicious food, plenty of TVs to watch sporting events, and strong boozy drinks! The fish and chips were perfectly crispy and the Reuben sandwich was so melty and delicious as well.

Came on a Monday night. No more than 6 people were in there. There was a dude there being creepy and belligerent. The last bartender was dope and handled it perfectly. She was super apologetic to the other patrons who were made uncomfortable from him and their convo. Wished I had her name. She deserves a raise. Only had drinks here. No food. I got a couple of tastes before deciding on a beer. As I sipped my beer I got to watch several sporting events to watch since there's a ton of TVs available. Seating is plentiful and looked like it was all wiped down and clean. Bathrooms were the same. Mid level lighting. Felt and smelt like a sports bar for sure. I could see myself coming here for a mariners game during the week, not so much during the weekends. It was a solid spot. A solid 3 stars. Nothing stood out tho. You basically get what you see. It's at the corner and parking is tough since it's located in a bustling neighborhood.

Service was impeccable. We missed running into the owner as we had been accustomed to so many Mona's years ago. We wish he would come to Colorado and see us in Aspen!! The new digs are dreamy, the food is perfect..... we miss the strongbow for black velvets. We also know that G would ridicule us to high heaven for asking for one. The Alley girl

Loved this spot. Quick service and good food. Husband and i both got the happy hour fish and chips - both the fish and fries were great quality, quantity and taste, and I consider myself pretty picky!

I miss the old one on Roosevelt. It's a Saturday, and I ask for Rye Manhattan and select the Rye. In a minute or two, he comes back, and days he only has their bourbon. I choose another. A minute later, he comes back and says he's out of vermouth! "How is that possible?", I ask. " I ran out yesterday and forgot." Part of Friday night and all day Saturday. Lazy and just doesn't care.

Cool bar, awesome service, and really nice staff. Also really new. I recommend the fries they are really good! Also, so many TVs! Nice Sonos systems!

The first location was awful, I'm not sure how they managed this new location. It's very meh. Food is as crappy as it was before (frozen stuff that's reheated or fried). That staff is absolutely the worst (miserable, inattentive and just lazy). For a new location that just opened, it's very dirty, like how does that happen so quickly? Hmm. I'd love to see the day this place finally goes away for good. With this new location and the cost to keep it running; I'm sure it won't stay open long. Enjoy the overpriced beers!

I'm quickly becoming a regular here. The service and staff are just amazing everytime!! Drinks are great, and you have to try the Reuben !

After our soccer game, some members of my adult soccer team came here for food and drinks. This was my first time here and I figured it would be a good place to go being a soccer pub. One of our team members didn't have her ID but had pictures of both her ID and passport on our phone. But the bartender/server (guy with backwards blue and white cap) didn't accept it. Not only she couldn't be served but she wasn't allowed to be in the bar at all. Most bars I've been to seem to accept phone copies and show leniency in this regard. After we ordered our drinks he served all the other tables but he never came back to take our food order and we eventually had to flag him down. He didn't charge me for my beer which I did appreciate. Otherwise a nice sports bar with a good vibe, so I hope to come back eventually and try it again.

This experience may be influenced by the loss of the Roosevelt homey, casual, darker space. I am sure the beer list will expand and the fries will be delivered hot sooner than later. The staff continues to be friendly, efficient and charming. The space and vibe is such a change. The chairs and tables seem ungainly and awkward for both the servers and guests. I think it will definitely attract more Greenlake family guests. We stopped at the iconic Little Red Hen on the way home for a little breath of nostalgia. I hope they do well, but it might not be my favorite go to...however, the staff will bring me back

I was excited to try this new Greenlake restaurant as it was mentioned in the Times as a place to check out-My friend and I had a beer and dinner. It was not busy so we got great service from our very attentive waitress 4 stars rather than 5 as my meal (bacon chicken avocado salad)-was not good. The chicken was supposedly "grilled"-it was thick and rubbery-(my guess was it was taken out of the freezer and zapped in a microwave)-pretty gross. I did eat just some of it and told the waitress when she cleared the plates-and she took off the beer cost from the tab. I could have argued to take the meal off but appreciated the effort to fix it somewhat.

Really excited about this new add in greenlake. Had a beer and an old fashioned and both were top notch. Jared took good care. Will be back! Great environment was busy on Thursday

I had been a regular patron of the old Roosevelt location for more than 10 years, but I won't spend much time comparing the new Greenlake location, as they are really two different beasts. For me, there really is no comparison, as the new location is vastly superior. Now that it has been open for about 3 months, a few kinks have been ironed out and the new AC is settling in to a new identity in a new 'hood. The kitchen is really the biggest change. This is now a restaurant with a full bar, not a dive bar where the food was more of an afterthought. New items keep being added to the menu, including a limited kid's menu now that it is all ages (until 8 PM). They have dropped a few menu items as the chef figures out what works, but have added others, including a new happy hour menu weekdays afternoons and weekend late nights. The staff, both new and old, are friendly and attentive. The number of beers on tab recently doubled, and they have added a specialty cocktail list as well. I usually go there in the afternoon and on nice days, the large windows along the street side are open, giving both fresh air and abundant light. The tables by the windows feel like a sidewalk cafe, but without the wind and excess traffic noise of actually dining on the sidewalk. I'm not a fan of huge crowds, so I tend to skip going during soccer games, which the AC is especially known for. But if you want to catch Arsenal or Sounders games, etc. the joint will be hopping, so get there early!

Went mid-day over the weekend. Service was okay. Food not so much. Wings were tiny and way overcooked. It was the 2nd weekend being open so it might be due to lack of quality food. Will be coming back again to give them another chance, as I hope it could end up being my neighborhood watering hole!

The new location is fantastic and the food is amazing. This isn't a soccer bar, it's a top shelf place with a soccer theme.

Came here last night (a Saturday) to watch the Sounders. Place was very busy and seating was at a premium. Great energy and the ambiance is really nice. It's a true departure from the old Atlantic Crossing with an attempt to elevate the product but the execution is not there yet. I will start with the good. First, truly a really fun place to watch the match as the energy is there and really fun. Second, the staff were attentive and very friendly. They made it feel not busy, I never had to wait on a drink and ordering food was easy. Also the fries were quite good. Now for the not so good. The prices for what they offer is insane. A quick look at the menu should tell you what you're in for. At these prices I would anticipate elevated bar food. I ordered the Bavarian pretzel and it was horrible. The best comparison I can give is it was like eating a giant rold gold. I believe the price was 14 dollars and what was delivered was a hard, barely salted, frozen turbo chef made rip off. Next was the chicken sandwich. It was generally devoid of flavor and something was just not right about it. The next bit is on me for finishing it but it's on them for serving it. Now for the worst, I was up throughout the night with stomach pains and I believe it was due to that chicken sandwich. This was not normal and that sandwich was the only thing I ate that did not come from my kitchen. I really want to like this place but for what they charge the quality should be there. It's a fun place to watch a game and maybe grab a drink. The food is like a 3.4/10, seriously skip it or at least don't get the pretzel or the chicken.

My lunch at the Atlantic Crossing was amazing! I was served quickly and the server was very welcoming. I had Kilkenny beer (on tap) for the first time and it was fantastic! My cheeseburger was likely the best burger I've ever had, so I'll be sure to visit again. Across the board, the Atlantic Crossing is now my favorite go-to pub! Will definitely be back!

great place to watch a game. my husband and I shared a sausage roll and a steak sandwich and the food was great. Solid beer selection and excellent service. 4 stars only for the generic sports bar vibe, but they can't really control that; it's a new place. we'll be back! (No idea why this review is saying I'm from SF; I'm local Seattle!)

Great addition to the area! Lots of TVs for sports viewing, delicious food and ice cold pitchers of beer. Staff is wonderful! Good vibes all around!

Great food, great atmosphere, great drinks, great service. Awesome addition to the Green Lake neighborhood.