The Atlantic Crossing

Go for the soccer vibe! Now that MLS is on Apple TV, Atlantic Crossing is one of the few pubs to broadcast the away matches for Seattle Sounders. True fans go here who know the chants, players, rules and wear the gear! The ultimate spot to enjoy a pint or two, have some pub grub and get into the game-- if you are lucky enough to get a seat, as it's a small footprint inside with the pool table taking up lots of space. Full bar. Street parking, outdoor area (without tvs) in summer months.

I was there last night, which was a Sunday with my boyfriend and had an Amazing time!! It was both of our first time there (we went to watch the Sounders match), and from the moment I walked in it felt like a very comfortable place where they had a LOT of regulars. The bar is decorated with soccer jerseys and other memorabilia, which I thought was pretty awesome! Our bartender was incredible, (I'm sorry, I forgot his name)....he greeted everyone that walked through the door and his service was fantastic!! The food was also great, I had the buffalo cauliflower app. and a half order of fish and chips. I also took a peek at the outside deck, which was really nice and would definitely hang out there, esp. in the summer. I will for Sure be back to this gem of a soccer bar, thank you Atlantic Crossing for an Epic night!!

Cozy little bar. Good drinks and very nice bartender. Sometimes there's music, sometimes sportsball.

Amazing neighborhood pub with a casual laid-back vibe. Bartenders like Liz, Rolando, and Tad make this place top-notch. Regulars at AC make new faces feel welcomed; there's plenty of TVs to catch any games, dart board, and pool table too. The only thing I've missed lately are Liz's tater tots, they definitely helped us all enjoy a few more rounds before closing our tab.

I came to this place last week because I was actually going to another bar but there sign said $5 for a shot and beer. I go to pay for it and it was $45.... I told the blonde girl working behind the bar and she refused it. So I'm definitely not ever coming back and the comments below mention that people got a beer and shot for $6, so do they pick and choose who the special is for??? Hmm...

Best place in Seattle to watch a Sounders game, or Premier League if you're into that kind of stuff. Good beer, great bar games, usually crowded but that's half the fun.

This is one of my favorite places to watch sports, been coming here for over ten years. I had such a blast watching USWNT World Cup games here four years ago. With WA going through a huge covid spike right now, I was so stoked to watch the big USA/NED game outside on the patio, and showed up 70 minutes early to get a seat outside, as did lots of other people. 30 minutes before kick off, after everybody had ordered food and drinks, I asked the staff if they would turn on the TV at which point I was told the outside TV wasn’t working. Cue everyone In the patio who showed up early scramble to try get spots inside. C’mon, man. A soccer bar with the solo outdoor TV broken for one of the biggest games of the year? That’s one thing. *Not telling patrons who get there super early specifically to watch the game outside l until it’s too late to pursue other options?* Wack. All you gotta do is scribble on a piece of paper “Broken TV” and people would understand. Please do better in the future, AC.

Love the bartenders and people that go here. Theres a wide variety of booze including some nice scotches. Their foods pretty good albeit I wish they served it a bit longer into the night. There's one pool table and one dart board. The nicest thing overall about this place is the warm personal atmosphere. From the soccer trophies and apparel on the walls from local teams. to the music that plays. Would recommend going

The Atlantic Crossing in Green Lake is excellent! I had brunch there May 25th and had their corned beef hash. It was the best I've had thus far, Very flavorful. The over easy eggs that accompany it were perfectly cooked. No crispy end or runny whites, PERFECT! Too many other restaurants I've been to, just don't cook the over easy egg right. But the chef at The Green Lake Atlantic Crossing got it right. I sat at the bar and the bar tender's service was perfect. She was personable and made sure everything was to your liking. I recommend the Green Lake Atlantic Crossing. You will not be disappointed!

Another one of the local watering holes in my rotation is The Atlantic Crossing. It's conveniently located near the Roosevelt light rail station next to An Nam Pho. It's your typical dive bar with good vibes. They have a pool table, a dart board, and a bunch of TVs to watch any and all sports games. There are a lot of locals here and I talked to one of these folks while sitting at the bar and he told me that he'd been coming here for 20+ years. At dive bars I usually just stick with beers, wells, and shots. They have an AC boilermaker which includes any draft beer and a Jameson shot for $5 which is a good deal. This is a cool place to go grab a drink with some friends.

We visited on a lively Sunday night and played trivia. We grabbed some pub food before trivia. We ate chowder and a Chicken Avocado Ranch salad. Hubs enjoyed the chowder, good portion, lots of chunky potatoes. The salad was fresh, with lots of bacon and avocado. Trivia was fun!! A nostalgic place where we remembered hanging with a good friend.

Nice service. Great ambiance. Sausage rolls. Good beer and wine. British sports bar vibe. This place smells brand new because it is. Moved to 7200 Woodlawn Ave NE near Greenlake. Opened March 19.

We came here for Sunday night Sporcle Live Trivia and to watch the football games. Luckily we got here early as it definitely fills up for trivia. Unfortunately there weren't many menu options for this pescatarian so I only had the wine on tap. They source Proletariat wine, which I thought was quite funny, but also tasty. Their pours are like 1.5x a normal pour, which makes for super fun trivia times. You have to order up at the bar but service was good and fast. There are multiple tvs so you can watch a couple different games at the same time. Parking was a breeze right outside. I like this location and would return again for trivia night.

Stopped in last Wednesday for a quick bite on the way home from a late meeting --ended up with a very juicy, tasty burger, some chicken and rice soup, and a beer. Bartender was super friendly and helpful, vibe was comfortable and easy going. (Bonus points for the surprise of half-price burger night!) Haven't stopped in for a while but we'll be coming back again. Thank you for the hospitality!

Muddy was attentive and caring about to ours needs despite the rush. Will be returning because of her! 10/10

It's worth updating my old review. While everything I wrote previously is true and I had a bad experience, it may have been unfair to leave such an awful review of an establishment after one awful experience with a couple staff members. An employee/manager privately messaged me some months after my negative review and apologized. They explained that the business was (is) under new management since my experience and they would love me to come back and give them another chance to provide the kind of atmosphere and service they wish to be known for. In my opinion, it takes some care and effort for a new manager to scroll through their nastiest Yelp reviews attempting to resolve past issues. Kudos for sure! This pub has the great, old-world-Seattle kind of feel that a lot of new places attempt (and mostly fail) to replicate. It's a good place to grab a beer and watch a game.

The best place to watch soccer in Seattle, and you can see George here when he's home. They're good about having both MLS and Premier League matches on. Word of advice though, pay in cash after each beer. The bartenders have a habit of adding extra pints to your tab when you pay with a card.

Breakdown +1 for ambience +1 for quality of food +1 for draught selection +1 for service -1 for À la carte which, compared with a comparable business (like the Westy on 65th) is actually more expensive when you add a side with your meal. Pro. Ambience, of a football (aka, soccer in the United States) pub, complete with darts, proper pints (mostly), and televisions featuring football club matches and news. Food is what you would expect with a menu centered on greasy burgers, sandwiches, and, naturally, fish and chips. Plus the Atlantic Crossing offers a brunch on Saturdays and Sundays, including an English breakfast. Con. À la carte. During our visit, we noted the burgers featured on the menu were around $14/15, without a hot/cold side (unless a pickled wedge counts). Meanwhile, the sides listed ranged from $4 - $6 ballooning your expense from $14/15 to between $18 and $21 if you included one of these sides. Background. During our visit, the sides were flavorful and hot, the food moist and equally hot, and the optional condiments (on top of the complimentary ketchup) were generous. As for our pints, they were $8 per, which isn't staggering given the state of the economy and local cost of property taxes. Overall, the Atlantic Crossing remains a destination for football club watching, food eating, and libation consuming. Just don't expect to leave without spending more than $30, if you want a sandwich, sides, and a pint. We recognize those who frequent the AC won't share this opinion. But it is a fact the food and beverage costs are more when compared with like-designed spots in the neighborhood. But that shouldn't dissuade you from choosing to support this business if a football match needs watching.

This is a great place to get a drink with friends and play pool or watch a sports game. The food here is pretty good, but not a ton of vegetarian options.

GREAT BREAKFAST! This is a great pub came and watched the Ohio and Michigan game and to eat some breakfast. The server tad was super cool he made sure we were well took care of. We ordered a Bloody Mary, biscuits and gravy, and French toast. The drink was strong and great! Helped with my hangover. The biscuits were perfect, probably one of my favs. I got over medium eggs and the cook made them exactly how I like them. The French toast was golden. Definitely a great place for a good morning breakfast. Will be back soon

Seems like a nice place to be at night, or during a soccer game. Lots of sounders jerseys, tvs everywhere. Gave it a low rating based on perception probably. It advertises as a british pub, claims to have imported bangers, it just wasn't. Night and day no where like a proper pub, english breakfast and avocado toast & bangers were lacking much of any flavor and we're not remotely authentic. Bloody mary tasted like a mix with lots of spices thrown in but not great; mimosa was fine. Overall its more of a sports bar with an American UK theme.

I have spent at least $30 there during my last 5 visits. Tonight will be my last. After I had some vegetables and a Caesar salad, then I wanted a drink. I was refused. I had not touched alcohol in days prior to tonight. My behavior wasn't consistent with someone who was drunk. So, I was wrongfully denied service. To make a bad situation worse, there was only one bartender during a busy night with at least 30 people. There had to be another bartender. She wouldn't even give me a Red Bull. Liz was rude and unprofessional to me. The food is very good and I feel sorry for the kitchen staff, but the service was terrible and I was humiliated. I will never go back unless she is fired or I get a substantial discount during my next visit. If Liz is there, then avoid that place like the plague. If she treated me badly, then she'll treat you badly too.

This is probably a favorite. My friends and I hang out here often and enjoy just drinking & hanging out whenever we get the chance. The atmosphere is nice and cozy. Dim lit, nice pool table (free games on Sunday I believe) There's also a jukebox. 1$ gets you 2 credits, 2$ gets you 6 credits. 2 credits gets you a song. You do the math. Other than the drinks, I love ordering from their kitchen because all their food menu items are just made so well. LIKE THEIR FRIES, so crispy so warm with ranch & buffalo sauce hmmm

Great little neighborhood bar. They have a cute patio outside with lots of seating that is dog friendly. The food is amazingly good, we love their Caesar salad and Reuben. They're dog friendly too!

I usually really enjoy coming to the AC but the bartender tonight has officially turned me off from coming here. She literally does not understand the meaning of customer service or efficiency at all...

Amazing football/soccer bar....from the moment we walked in and were greeted by the attentive bartender, it felt like a cozy local bar, that had a lot of regulars there. The bar has soccer jerseys and other memorabilia on the walls that I loved, there is even an outside patio area that has a tv and fans going! The drinks were great, along with the service and food. I tried the buffalo cauliflower app. and the fish and chips and both were so tasty. It was the first time, my boyfriend and I had been there but we will definitely be back!

Atlantic Crossing is a great neighborhood bar with some of the friendliest staff I've encountered in Seattle. There is something to draw in everyone. You like soccer? They play the games. You like wings? Tuesdays are $1 wing night. You like beer? They have some solid taps. You like burgers? Wednesdays are half off burger night. And did I mention that the people who work there are ridiculously nice?? The food is pretty good, too, with a pretty wide menu for a bar and stuff that's more creative than your typical bar food. I'd recommend the suicide fried chicken sandwich (crispy chicken on a brioche bun with a nice spicy kick) and stopping in for wing night. The wings are solid, and as someone who usually goes for 4 stars at a Thai restaurant, the medium spice is perfect. (Although they do have hot, suicide, and all the way up to homicide levels if you're that hardcore.) Street parking in the area is not *too* hard, if you go onto the side streets. There is only one toilet for each gender, which can probably cause a wait on busier nights. There's plenty of seating both at high tables, regular tables, and the bar. And there's pool if you're into that! All around, very solid bar, with great vibes and food.

I've tried to stop in here a few times, but each time there was a sign saying there was no food being cooked that night so I went elsewhere. I finally stopped in on a whim on a Friday night. Service was fairly quick, but very unprofessional. I was chatting it up with some people from out of the country and the bartender said we weren't allowed to talk politics when we were having a calm, casual conversation (we were just discussing differences between our countries and were in complete agreement about our viewpoints, there was no fighting). Then, she cut me off for telling them I had been drinking throughout the night despite not acting out in any way. Overall the service just left a bad taste in my mouth. I've gone to Teddys around the corner a dozen times without a single issue, but this place had issues on my first visit. I wouldn't repeat this place.

Solid Ravenna local with an English/European bent. Pool, darts, an excellent (and somewhat unusual, sporting a number of import taps) beer selection and thorough liquor and cocktail selections. Soccer fans rejoice: it's almost always on here. One caution: surprisingly, the bartender enjoys crappy hip hop music and will turn it on LOUD if she feels the place is empty enough to minimize complaint. Prompt and courteous enough service though, and I'll put up with a good bit of annoying noise to get a favorite pint. Solid food, including a don't-miss Scotch Egg, perfectly cooked with runny yolks, crisp outer crumb coating and spicy sausage, served with a smooth mustard sauce for dipping. Their other pub-grub selections are generously portioned and similarly well-executed. Sharp cooks here! Good clean store, nice sporty decor and classic English pub feel. One star off for pollution (both from the sound system and the poorly ventilated restroom- both fixable problems and minor). Recommended stop if you're in a drinkin' mood.

The Atlantic Crossing is my kinda of place!! Our Thursday night running group showed up with about twenty people for some after run drinks and dinner which may have overwhelmed the staff of two (bartender / food server & cook) but they were awesome and we had a great night!!! Big shout out to Elizabeth the bartender, she had a full house of people ordering drinks, food, more drinks, and anything else that could be thrown at her and she was amazing with the help of a damn good cook!! The Atlantic Crossing is a British / Scottish style Pub with lots of personality, the bar has little brass name plates screwed to it with the names of regulars. There is a great patio in the back that makes a phenomenal place to sit and visit with friends while enjoying an amazing Seattle evening. There are big screen TV's showing sports and ample seating for a smallish place, and my favorite thing about this place, it's kinda dark (perhaps dimly lit is a better description) inside which I just love!! The food was very good, portion size was OK or maybe a little on the larger side, and the prices were fair. I was in a British / Scottish style Pub so I had to try the fish & chips right!?!? Good choice on my part because it was fabulously delicious!! The breading on the fish was crisp but not hard and the Cod was flaky, juicy and tasty!!! Several of my friends ordered the burgers which all looked amazing and I heard no complaints and saw a lot of empty plates. I could go on because I had a fabulous evening, thank you Elizabeth for taking such good care of us even though you were slammed, and please believe me when I say that the Atlantic Crossing is a great place to spend some time. Until next time my fellow Yelpers, ..... Be Local, .......... Live Local, and whenever you can, ..... BUY LOCAL!!!!

Bravo to this staff and establishment for having a kickin' USWNT watch party. The spot was overflowing with supporters, but overall an orderly experience. Even with a purchase of one item, no one seemed upset if a patron or many patrons didn't order anything... they were too packed to get everyone's order. The vibe is great for soccer supporters, though not a spot for any specific BPL team (Arsenal and ManU/City stuff in the same bar). But hey, great place!

Interesting establishment, where I parked in front of the bar, and was immediately approached by a male blond haired employee who walked out of the pub and told not to park in that metered, public street parking spot in front of the store very nicely, but then as soon as he turned around he said, "you crazy fucker." He claimed to be waiting for a business delivery, and I guess needed that area. That's understandable, but why be a jerk to a customer? I called him out on it on the spot and he tried to brush it off. He definitely got his spot back, and this review to accompany it.

I just had a great brunch. Loved the English breakfast and $5 mimosas. I almost took them up on the $3 pedialite special to help recover from last night. I will definitely be back. There are also member discounts and the bartender was super nice!

Atlantic Crossing is a cross between a sports bar and a neighborhood bar. If you come here for the sports then you have plenty of positives like TVs that can be viewed from any spot in the bar, beers served by the pitcher and bartenders who are willing to work with you to make sure the game you are looking for is broadcast on one of the televisions. One thing that all sports fans should know. This is a SOCCER bar above all else. So the Sounders will be on before the Seahawks. Fortunately that conflict only vomes up around once a year. As a neighborhood bar you hve plenty of positives as well. The service staff has been working there for a while and they will remember you once you have been in a few times. The drink and the food prices or reasonable so it wont break the bank for you to drink here. The juke box is full of plenty of good stuff to listen to and i can say from experience that you never know what is going to be playing. But the true hidden jewel of this place is the back patio. Not only is it big with plenty of seating, but there is also a big screen tv out there and a covered section so you can watch it when the weather is not ideal. Sadly with all the new construction going on in seattle and the price of real estate rising cool bars like Atlantic Crossing are closing down. I hope we get to hang on to this spot at least a little while longer.

A pub for the Beautiful Game and Brougham Faithful. This is an official Sounders FC pub and one of the best I've watched a match in (Also: The Berliner in Renton). Where some pubs will only play the game on a few screens, AC plays Sounders on all tvs. Lots of beers on tap and a full bar. On my latest visit, they were serving a special, rare beer by Jameson called Stoup with a shot of Jameson in a little barrel hanging on the side. So good! So fun! Food is solid here - get Brit Pub favourites like Bangers & Mash, Shepherd's Pie and Scotch Egg appetizer ($6). They also have a ton of burgers and even some things for Veggie lovers like Deep Fried Avocado Tacos - tasty! Most entrees run about $10 - 12. The atmosphere here is what you'd hope for - people are friendly and the service is great. Definitely The Place to watch a match - just get there early if our boys are playing!

The Atlantic Crossing gets my vote for being the best pub/sports bar. The atmosphere is laid back and nonjudgemental. You can dress casually and comfortably. People here are usually hanging out, playing pool, or watching sports. Last time I was here, my friends and I were at a table, chatting. The music was at a perfect level where we could talk comfortably. The drinks are pretty standard, and are always served by the nicest and friendliest bartenders in Seattle! They will approach and serve you at your table, but are also happy to serve from the bar when busy. The staff create a very welcoming environment. I have never eaten dinner here, but I love the snacks! The menu has a number of ideal drinking foods. The SCOTCH EGGS are amazing. One order comes with two eggs, each cut in half. I will be happy to return here many times in the future!

My go to spot for brunch EVERY weekend. The eggs benedict and potatoes is out this world and all my friends love the hangover bowls. If you're looking for a pub to watch any soccer match at, look no further, Atlantic Crossing is the spot. The bartenders are friendly, timely, and they always make a mean Bloody Mary. Take time to admire the plethora of jerseys on the wall or order a pedialyte if you're still feeling the effects of last night.

Bummer, I drove across town at 12.50 on Sunday to get the Irish/English breakfast. The website states they serve it until 1pm. I get there snd they say they stopped serving it at noon. Couldn't get my breakfast fix here!

Very pleasantly surprised!!! Had driven by a few times & was always curious. So a few weeks ago hubby & I went there to catch the Sounders game & grab a bite to eat. We got there early & it wasn't too busy yet. Had great service from the bartender/server. She was very helpful in suggesting food items. I opted for the delicious Shepperd's Pie and hubby got the lamb burger with a side salad. I very easily could have devoured my entire Shepperd's Pie but wisely asked for a to go container. The next day I was so happy I had my leftovers!!! Hubby was jealous. I look forward to going back & trying the deep fried avocado and many more items on their menu.

Re-downloaded Yelp just to write this review, so hopefully that's telling of this place. Also, go see Andrew H's review in 2014 for similar content - we were honestly surprised at the recent ratings because these raving reviews are not congruent with our experience one bit. Saw Atlantic Crossing advertising 50% off burgers on Wednesdays, and as my girlfriend and I have lived in the area for a year, we figured it was time to finally check it out tonight. We went in and liked the dive feel of the place! It was charming in a certain way, and the bartender working was really nice. I imagine it'd be great for an Arsenal or Sounders game. Anyways, we ordered two burgers (shown on menu as $11 each at full-price for just the burger) and a basket of curly fries. The food took a little while, which was strange because only four or five other groups were in the bar. The burgers came out first, aaaanndddd to say they were underwhelming would be considerate. My girlfriend joked that Walmart patties have better flavor, and there was little toppings to go with a large, bulky bun and a surprisingly small patty. It wasn't a big deal, because we figured that we got a fine deal. The curly fries came out next, which turned out were french fries as the bartender thought we ordered those instead (she contended that we just said "fries"... which we did, but also with the word "curly" in front). It ended with a "sorry, next time!" which is unfortunate. Alas. The fries were actually the bright spot. I considered giving this review a 2-star because of them! They were crisp, warm, and sizable. So, we thought we got out alright. Yes, we had some sub-par burgers, and yes, we had ordered curly fries, but, we figured we would get out cheaply and not regret passing up a night at the delicious and kind Rain City Burgers across the street. I went up to the bar and asked for the check, and noticed that the burgers were not half-priced from the $11 represented on the menu. Being a little peeved at this point, I traced it back to the menu (still $11 on there), and mentioned to the bartender that I believed there was a mistake on my bill. She looked at the check, and goes "Oh, people get this wrong all the time. It says half-off burgers at the bottom of the burger list, but that is misleading. It's actually only 50% off of the Angus burger ($8 at full-price) and then all of the toppings you get on the burger type you choose are full price (bringing up our total to $8.75 on one of the burgers). She laughed and said that she had been trying to explain this to the owner for a while, but it was a common problem and got customer comments all of the time (she also threw in another "Well, now you know for next time!"........ thanks.) Note that this pricing is represented nowhere on the menu - it blatantly just says "1/2 off burgers every Wednesday." My girlfriend and I left bummed, not because we overspent, but just because we felt scammed. It's one thing to make bad burgers and forget what people ordered, but a whole other thing to design your menu to deceive people into thinking they're getting something they aren't. Shame on you, Atlantic Crossing. If you're looking for good food and honest people (at the same price, mind you), head across the street to Rain City Burgers. Their burgers are phenomenal and it would feel good to know they're getting your business instead of these guys.

For a young town, Seattle sure closes early?! Thankfully, the AC serves their full menu LATE AT NITE! Their burgs are hand patted and, their lamb burger can't be beat! So delicious!

My friend and I wanted to try somewhere new for brunch after dealing with a few too many crowded noisy brunches at portage bay. We settled on Atlantic crossing and we're so glad we did! Taylor, the bartender, was awesome. We both got biscuits and gravy and added on $1 bloody Mary's (which were super tasty and Taylor even made my friends a bloody Maria, which made her day) and it was probably the best biscuits and gravy either of us have had in a while. It wasn't too crowded which is rare for a seattle brunch, and the sound track of music from the 60s & 70s set the scene perfectly. We will definitely be back :)

Love this place. A great neighborhood bar, and is my go to place for a beer with friends. Check out Sunday night trivia with Sally! I haven't been there to watch a soccer game, however, but I'm sure it's a great time as there are 2 huge TV's and other tv's that you can see from wherever you're sitting. The food is great there. I think I've tried almost everything on the menu, and aside from the dill they add to the fries, I haven't had anything to complain about. I will say though, you will walk out of the bar smelling like grease. But it hasn't stopped me from coming back.

Great food, warm ambiance and they serve later then most places in Seattle. I had awesome service from the bartender Sammy. Very personable and attentive. He was on top of refilling my water and getting me another round when I was close to the bottom of my whiskey coke. I am a former Restaurant Manager and if I still was doing that I would had offered him a job! I will be back for Bingo and lots of Soccer! Great English Pub! Everyone should try this place!

Fair food, delicious curly fries, good staff who you get to know. Plus, the trivia on Sundays is free, interesting, and pays out in gift cards.

It was a little bit of a challenge to find this place while driving around, but once I did, I was happy I decided to check it out. The front is painted in dark colors and a little recessed from the sidewalk, so it's easy to miss. Search. And be rewarded. I came in for happy hour on a whim. This gave me the place to myself for a little bit before it started to pick up. Of course, the service is great when it's slow, but it seems that it might be great during busier times. Friendly folks... Beers are awesome! (a universal truth) But this place has Boddingtons! And some local stuff, including some good IPAs. Food: I tried the wings. These wings were a little tough, but good. I got them with the 'suicide' sauce, which is made in house. It's a good sauce, don't be shy about the name though, it has a good burn without being offensively spicy.

I am not a soccer fan- but went to meet a Soccer friend here for a US Panama game. The bar was packed but a getting a drink was never a problem. I happened to meet the owner (Gareth) on the way in who was super accommodating and even have me a free drink. My first time here but will be back based on good service and staff!!

This is a great soccer bar. They always show the US teams as well as the local teams.

Loved the chicken sandwich and curly fries! This place has great music and if you don't like it the jukebox is accessible via the app, so you can change the vibe up! If you're a soccer fan and a fan for good food, check this place out.

Great bar with good food and service. I recommend the suicide burger!

Yo this place is great. Only complaint is that longhair in the back who's always singing Frankie Valli songs and talking about pie.

This place scores a completely solid MEH. It's Meh, to put it simply...the food is well meh, the menu not super surprising or good, the smell inside is that of a stinky dive bar and the servers are nice enough but not super attentive even when the place is slow (we were there and only one of 3-4 tables total so it wouldn't have been hard to be attentive... I swear I"m not an attention whore but when I would have ordered two drinks instead of one..that is their missed opportunity). Anyhoo...I digress. If you are just looking for an okay-ish place to sit and Meh with your friends, here it is Meh it up fancy pants... but as for me. Nope not coming back. Not even for the scotch egg... and that was meh too incase you were wondering.

Came here early on Saturday night, was sort of expecting a crowd because the UW football game was happening. Alas, the place was pretty quite. The crossing has fairly typical British sports bar feel, and I think there main selling point is as soccer bar. I decided to have a mushroom burger, and it was OK. I think that a better burger could be had a Rain City just across the way. My burger was pretty dry, and the mushrooms didn't really taste like they had been sautéd much and it didn't come with any grilled onions which is pretty standard on that type of burger. Wait staff was really nice and attentive- just wish the burger had been better! Not sure if it is worth a return visit on my end unless I was perhaps wanting to watch premier league or La Liga matches.

I love this place. Great staff, cool atmosphere, excellent wing night. Taylor is a new bartender. Doing great! Keep him on Wing night. Will be an excellent addition to the incredible bartenders Garath has already found! Remmy did well training him.

Chicken wings for the win. Sweet teriyaki with homicide sauce. You won't regret it. They have a bomb happy hour during the week as well. I believe it is 3-6 M-F. Great spot for an after work drink or snack.

Hi everyone. I must say Rissa is the best. Give her a raise! I showed up a few minutes early and she let me sit to warm up while opening. I ordered a drink and she made a very good recommendation and the company and welcoming attitude was a big bonus. Thank you for the hospitality. I'll definitely come in again when in the neighborhood.

Great staff, awesome food, TERRIBLE patrons on game and event days. It's busy, I get it. They don't seem to. Owner is hilarious but cray. It's a fun bar. I always end up here somehow...

I asked the bartender for a menu at the bar, and she requested to see my ID before she'd give me the menu. I asked, "For a menu?" She replied, "We're a 21+ bar. Welcome to the AC!" I think this is strange though. If you're so concerned, why not have a doorman? Because I questioned this procedure, the black haired bartender shunned me the rest of the night. This is why I gave two stars. The blonde bartender took care of me the rest of the night. The special on Tuesday nights is $.75 wing night, so I ordered thirty of those. Given we were there for the American Outlaws night before party for the U.S. Women's National Team for soccer, the food came out quickly (about twenty minutes). I'll probably be back if the Seattle chapter hosts another night before party. I think it would be best if the bar gets a doorman if they're THAT concerned about carding people. I get carding for alcohol, but a menu? If you're underage and wish to stay, avoid the bar and have a friend buy a soft drink for you!