The Tin Lizzie Lounge

A good place for drinks and noshes in the Queen Anne neighborhood. The charming historic MarQueen hotel is a perfect setting for this bar styled like a 1920s speakeasy. The bar serves craft cocktails with a focus on old school prohibition era drinks. The happy hour menu is varied but not too unusual. Think typical pub grub, but in a cinematic setting. The hotel looks like a cool place to stay, and it is an independent hotel which is, of course, a great kind of local business to support.

Solid cocktail bar with typical Seattle prices. Happy hour 4-5pm Wed to Sat and 9pm to close will knock those prices down a couple bucks. Happy hour cocktails specials rotate seasonally. Couple beers on draft. There's an ATM in the adjoining hotel which is convenient - and they do take cash which is a rarity anymore in Seattle. Knowledgeable staff, artisan drinks. Got a nice speakeasy feel to it. .

This place was a rougher Seattle experience for us. It was mostly empty but service was very slow. We wanted to order another round of drinks but couldn't get service to do so before we had to go. Flat breads were tasty. Ordered a brisket sandwich with chips. From the menu, I expected a mustardy Italian brisket sandwich with some slaw. For the price it came with barely any brisket, couldn't taste any mustard and the slaw was overly water and not great. It was rather unappetizing. Nobody took note that I didn't eat it. :/ Two stars for the vibes and cocktails, but would pass on food and service.

Nice ambiance. Good drinks. We had Shirley Temple and house chardonnay. Easy. Hummas plate. Good. Here was where it can improve: 1. the bartender asked us to sit in a different area because we were two people instead of four. The place was empty. We were only there for a quick drink. It was rude to move us. We intruded on another couple sitting in the corner and they ended up moving. Unhappy. 2. Drinks/service took too long considering the place was empty We won't be back unless invited by a manager with the promise of a better experience.

We were walking down the street when we saw this bar’s sandwich board on the sidewalk. It piqued our interest, so we popped inside for a drink. Immediately, I loved the aesthetic - lots of dark wood and vintage details. The bartender welcomed us, making us feel right at home. We poured over the cocktail menu, which showcases some interesting house creations as well as the classics. The drinks we ordered were made with care and were absolutely delicious. It’s obvious that the bartender genuinely enjoys what she’s doing. We also had the opportunity to chat with the bar manager who was extremely knowledgeable. I’m so glad we stopped in. I know we’ll be back whenever we’re in the neighborhood.

Emilio was a fantastic host, very attentive and super knowledgeable; this is precisely the kind of place to order off of a vibe, and let the professionals mix you up a wonderful experience in a glass. The food was delicious and just the right portions, the atmosphere a perfect mix of friendly conversation and prohibition-era seclusion; I'll be back as often as I'm in Queen Anne.

One of the old school vintage speakeasy bar with cozy and limited seats setup. Part of the MarQueen hotel in brick red outside and classy dark inside. The menu is classic and some Cocktails have their own spin. The bartender is knowledgeable and can make really good Cocktails off the menu based on preferences and aromatic profiles. The spirit collection can be enhanced a bit for variety and rarity but they had the standard collection to cater dram drinkers. The food quality is good and can be customized based on ur needs. The service can get slow on a busy day esp. during the later part of the evening as there seemed a staff shortage. Will surely recommend.

Cool chill vibe. I would have liked it more if the portions were bigger. My drink was $19 and about 5 sips. Everything was pricey but yet small. The bartender was cool though. And it’s pretty quiet, which we liked.

Quaint and cozy speakeasy bar in the lower Queen Anne area. I've been to this bar a few times and have enjoyed their drinks and ambience. This bar is in the MarQueen Hotel and is popular stop for pre or post show/event drinks. They have a decent food list, however their forte are the prohibition style and spirit forward cocktails. Keeping with their namesake and theme, their cocktail menu references both Ford Model A and Model T classics. Their bartenders are skilled and can easily mix a drink that's not even on the menu (given that the ingredients are available). I ordered a Vieux Carre and was impressed at how accurately my drink was made. I've also had the Old Fashioned, Sidecar, Espresso Martini, and Manhattan. The interior is classy. This lounge has tin ceilings, tufted leather chairs, and dark wood floors. Overall vibes are chill and stylish. Service was friendly and accommodating. Definitely a great ideal drink date spot.

Cute speakeasy in Seattle. Really enjoyed my French 75, but the menu had tons of drinks to choose from depending on your liquor of choice.

Great little spot I was shocked to see it so empty at 9 pm on a Saturday night! The 5 of us were able to get seated no problem. The waitress made good suggestions for drinks and answered our groups many questions on flavor profile. We all really enjoyed our drinks! On Tuesdays there is live jazz

Nice smaller bar in lower Queen Anne as part of the MarQueen Hotel. The Tin Lizzie Lounge has a speakeasy feel and a surprising selection of bottles. Cocktails were solid and appreciated that they had like 3 different genevers. As a hotel bar, the scene can vary, and my last visit had mainly locals having a drink before seeing a show or catching a movie. Overall, a decent spot in a part of town with surpisingly few options for a proper cocktail.

This place has potential for sure but it's missing customer service completely. My husband and I went in before a concert at the Climate Pledge, we decided to go in for some drinks a light food as it was recommended to us and looked cute. They were almost full but got a s eat at the bar, we understood they were busy and did not expect fast service but we also didn't expect to wait after one of the employees, a woman, was serving walk ins to the bar instead of us, who had been sitting there for about 20 minutes. She finally took our order and a table opened up, we moved to said table and she took our food order. Long story short, she never brought our food, after a while she disappeared but that happens sometimes when they go on break or leave so we get it. 45 minutes and still nothing, my husband got up and noticed a couple at the bar, eating. He looked at the food and asked the couple what that was and check this out, it was OUR FOOD! They said they got there and a server asked if they wanted the food for free as nobody could figure out whose food it was, with us, seating right there. We spoke to a service and he said our server left and left no instructions and they didn't know whose food it was. Now, while it was not his fault, he could've asked (there was now only 2 tables left) He said he didn't know and that was it, my husband said this was bs and we got our drink for free, honestly, I didn't care about that, I was very angry and disappointed. Needless to say, never going back to a place with such terrible customer service.

A classy, intimate spot with cushy seating and friendly staff. Visited with some friends on a Friday evening and were seated quickly. Tried the violet hour, espresso martini and old fashioned- all were absolutely delicious. That night the lounge was hosting an event with a poet at one of their tables, and patrons could sit there and receive a typewritten poem. Appears like they have some interesting events. Look forward to returning for the warm service and great drinks.

The drinks were all very tasty, even the one with bourbon when I'm not a bourbon drinker. I'm still building up to more bourbon drinks so this one was pretty good as far as that goes, and more an indictment on me than the drink. The other three were all very very tasty and more my style. The service was truly very very good. Some of the best service we've received, especially with one bartender and the number of folks to serve. She was very kind and helpful! The ambiance was cool - small and intimate, with 1920's vibe. We'd definitely recommend and come back!

This place was a vibe! Staff was friendly & dressed stylish The drinks were absolutely delicious here's my rating: Violet hour 10/10 Nigroni 10/10 The Ricky 5/10 Definitely recommend , fun dress up night with friends or for date night.

F.-, the bartender manager, is one of the most amazing people at the Tin Lizzie. She makes me feel at home. I show up, I am handed my Hendrick's and Tonic and I sit back and enjoy the live music. I am always happy to spend my cash here. Honestly, every Friday night is an experience. Sure, you can go to any bar, but when I head to the Tin Lizzie, I am transported to a time when sincerity reined supreme. Honestly, F-.,is one of the most hard working, genuine individuals I just freaking love. She is this amazing ray of sunshine and genius, she creates an amazing atmosphere that makes you feel alive!!! I save people from foreclosure for a living, I protect people's investment. And when I do, a little sense of wonder is removed from me and I am filled with a kind of reality that is hard to escape from. If I am going to be a super hero and help people, then please, please let me find a place like the Tin Lizzie. It changes lives! It keeps you alive. Okay, so maybe this review is a little much, but that's okay. The Tin Lizzie feels like home. It's a place of writers and readers. We gather here to live. And F.- is your pilot, as a bartender manager and perfect hostess, you are guaranteed to not just exist, but experience a fun and joyous time. That's the Tin Lizzie, it's the place to visit. And invest. So come on down! I'm here Fridays!

We stopped in here for a drink after dinner and loved the stylish vibe and craft cocktails. We just walked in off the street on impulse, attracted by the name, and were greeted by a friendly bartender who showed us to a perfect little table tucked away in a corner. The decor immediately reminded me of a Hemingway era with the leather chairs, color palate, and artwork. Our server was really friendly, and our drinks came out quickly. The husband of mine was particularly pleased with his Moscow Mule properly served in a copper cup. While we only stayed for a short bit, it was relaxing and chill. Definitely an unexpected treat and respite from the busy city.

It's always nice when the Hotel has a Lou he so you don't have to go far! It's better when it's a really nice place run by professionals and has a local clientele, that gives for interesting conversations. Bartenders are first rate, bar selection is vast,and the snacks available fro a small menu were great to! Thus bar is named after the Model T Ford and us perfect considering it's location!

We had so much fun here pre Madonna. The staff was playing Madonna and worked hard to keep everyone full and happy. Loved the speakeasy vibe and the hotel itself was beautiful. The cocktails were all tasty. We even enjoyed an NA gin beverage that was superb.

This place is what it is because of Zac and JR--They are artists who take their craft and your tastebuds seriously. One of the best hidden gems in Seattle and a favorite neighborhood haunt. Oh, and don't be a bloody douchebag, the lounge is small, often crowded, and only run by two people ... Who work their butts off to make you happy that you stopped in for a drink.

First off, do not acknowledge reviews over 2 years old. The Lounge changed owners during the pandemic. I was never there pre pandemic but we were visiting last week and I noticed as I was driving by on the bus. The published hours are wrong. They are most definitely open on a Wednesday and I am so happy they were. We had dinner around the block and walked by on the way home and went in. Classy. Unique. Welcoming. Cool. Zac is a true master of mixology who is interested in YOUR taste. No rush. Smooth and courteous. Considers your taste and wants to surprise you. We were certainly surprised and highly recommend Zac's spot. Great conversation and not your ordinary hotel bar. Thanks so much for the conversation and amazing libations. See you next time we're in QA.

We popped in here while walking to Kerry Park. Cute decorations, decent drinks, liked the music selection but as soon as more than two tables sat down, the noise was so loud that it was difficult to even have a conversation. It's also right at the entrance to the hotel so very bright, which is unusual for an ambiance of a speakeasy bar.

It's definitely 3.5 worthy but I'm not sure if I'd make the effort to come here again, anytime soon. My book club bestie and I came here for Friday evening, after work drinks. We got there around 7:30pm and oddly enough the place was closing at 10pm. We found this to be so strange because they're usually open til 2am. Folks kept coming in and were getting shooed out because they were "closed." At any rate, the dranks were strong and delicious. We had a few noms of bread and crab cakes, nothing special. The service was a little weird but it could've just been an off night, who knows. I do have to say, the space is stellar, the location is everything Queen Anne represents, and the hotel where the Tin Liz is located is pretty swanky. Please note: restrooms are located near the hotel lobby. It can make for an awakened encounter but just a FYI. Cheers!

6/5/21 Update. Finally, open again after 15 months. My neighborhood place and in my top two in Seattle. Literally steps from my condo. Drinks Always a treat of top-shelf and custom craft cocktails. Everyone is very knowledgeable and you'll always get a great drink. The drink menu rotates (or did, there are new owners and Tin Lizzie has only been open again for two days) and the bartender will listen to you and make you something you like. They have a wide range of liquor choices, wine pours, as well as local beers. Food TBD. The kitchen isn't currently open. In the past, it was a great set of small bites and simple meals. Ambiance Small, cozy with little corners for quiet conversations. Bonus tip: They have two back rooms that can be rented out or used for larger parties. Entertainment TBD. Pre-covid there was live music once or twice a week. Great space for it and a nice variety. I'll post updates as things evolve.

I am soo glad I finally made it into this place. I'd pass by here so often and had finally made time to stop by when COVID hit and life changed drastically. Needless to say, I've stopped by the front desk a few times over the course of the year to see when this place would reopen. Imagine my surprise last weekend when I found out they were not only open again but have been since June!! The lounge is located inside of the hotel to the right side once you come inside. I love the feel of the lobby (big fan of old hotels). I came in soon after the lounge opened so the place wasn't crazy busy. There's what I'd call the main room and then another smaller room down the hallway once you enter the lounge. I grabbed a seat at the bar and got to chatting with the bartender. They're not serving anything other than some light snacks at the moment. I had the Last Word, a concoction by the wonderful bartender, a French 75, and a taste of the Sidecar, all of which were quite delicious! This is honestly my new favorite cocktail place in Seattle and highly recommend it everyone!

Such a great spot for drinks! I didn't see a cocktail on the menu that struck my fancy (I'm more of a whiskey fan but it seemed heavier on vodka and gin drinks). Though the bartender was super helpful in asking me a couple questions to make an off-menu whiskey sour with egg white. It was perfect! Have never had it with egg white and now I can't go back. I saw quite a few people commenting on the pace of making drinks. Given it was a quiet night when we visited, it seems like they put a lot of care when bartending which makes for delicious drinks. In my opinion, that's worth the wait. Thanks to the recommendation of another yelper, we then walked across the street to Tolouse Petit for dinner (also a gem!). Made for a great night visiting Seattle.

Had a flight of whiskeys after checking out a show at the Cornish Playhouse. Our bartender, Zac, did an absolutely PHENOMENAL walkthrough of Japanese whiskeys and catered to our tastes perfectly. The speak-easy type ambiance was charming and I can't wait to stop by again!

The drinks were delicious and the bartender Zac was a great conversationalist! We loved having a nightcap here before going back to our hotel!

This place was AMAZING!!!!!! The drinks were spot on and the ambiance is def on point

I give this place 4 stars. I frequently go to Toulouse Petit for dinner just across the street and was looking for a new cocktail spot to try prior. This place is very cute and casual. The seating arrangements are cozy. I had two cocktail that were light fresh and flavorful (basil and blueberry... yum!) we also ordered the crab dip which was rich and satisfying. Will def visit again before a Toulouse dinner!

Best cocktails, best staff! Will come back every chance I get! The bartenders (J.R. And Zac) know exactly what they're doing and I trust them fully.. I can't wait go back

Tin Lizzie is an amazing little bar. Zac and JR are spectacular bartenders. The drinks are creative and delicious. The food is solid and very yummy. Highly recommend the deviled eggs, the Mac and Cheese, and the churros! Will absolutely be returning!

JR and Zac are great bar tenders and I enjoy the atmosphere here. Great spot for a great cocktail.

I came in here for a quick drink to meet some friends, so I cannot comment on a whole lot. It was Jazz night when I went in (on a Wednesday) so the ambiance was very nice and laid back. It is attached to a hotel, with the entrance located inside the MarQueen hotel. A good amount of seating, an extensive drink menu, and great service. I'd come back in the future!

Bar tender and support staff great (Zac, JR) drinks were fantastically made and the eats good. Would recommend.

My boyfriend and I tried to get drinks here tonight. I should mention that my boyfriend is black and was the only non-white patron in the bar. The white bartender brought us waters and a menu without welcoming us or making eye contact with us. Not a problem, she seemed to be the only person on staff, and we were sure she was busy. We continued assuming that she was busy as she made the rounds to the other patrons without returning to our table. However, after she spent full minutes chatting with a white couple who arrived after we had, and after she visited their table twice to check on them without coming over to take our drink orders or acknowledge us in any way, we realized our patronage was not wanted. I was really excited to visit this lounge and loved the ambiance. After 12 minutes of waiting to place our drink orders, my boyfriend and I left to find a bar where the staff would acknowledge our existence.

This is our favorite place for craft cocktails and eats in the city. The bartenders Isaac and Adam are very personable and makes amazing drinks. The ambiance of this place is second to none; a true prohibition-style bar you can tuck into a corner of and let time melt away. Parking is a bit odd sometimes in lower QA but we frequently stomp puddles for a few blocks to get here. In the end, snacks and a stiff Manhattan makes a little effort well rewarded!

Good cocktails and friendly staff. Great ambiance very cozy feel. I enjoyed a martini very much

Best bartender in Seattle. Zac is an alchemist who takes pride in creating a perfect cocktail for you.

The bartenders create perfect cocktails. The cocktails take more time than I'd like to come out. However, when it's a full house like it was on Friday and there are only two bartenders I don't hold speed against them. In fact, they are super friendly and calm under pressure. The drinks are a good price for a Friday night with live music. The atmosphere is a vintage 50's lounge with nooks fitting for couples to chat, small separate areas where groups can hold a conversation away from the noise at the bar. Most bars these days are into open concept space layouts but the Tin Lizzie defies that entire idea. I like it. The music on Friday night was cool. They had a live singer who belted ballads from Natalie and Nat King Cole, Michael Buble'( more modern jazz), and Frank Sinatra. I'm not sure if they do live music every Friday, but I had a great time and would return again.

Wow, this place has really gone downhill. Last time we came in at 11:35 PM and there were a few other people enjoying drinks at tables, but no one was behind the bar. We waited 15 minutes, almost ready to walk out, when the bartender finally appeared to let us know that "last call was 15 minutes ago." It was Saturday night, and the sign said they're open until 2. They have also drastically pared down the drink menu from what it once was, and the bartenders just aren't as knowledgeable or friendly as they used to be.

Located in the Marqueen Hotel- this lounge has a great atmosphere and smaller setting perfect for small business meetings and friend gatherings. The food menu is pretty limited; however, is higher quality ingredients. The drinks are good and the service is friendly. Overall a pretty decent hotel bar.

Small joint, intimate. Bar seats maybe five, with other seating options available. Warm buzz. Pictures of this place might suggest a stuffy or posh atmosphere - in reality the vibe is jovial and welcoming. The current crop of bartenders has personality, giving the room some pop. Hotel bars are special, and this one seems equally popular with locals and travelers alike. Foreign and domestic getting all mixed up. Makes for easy, interesting conversation.

We came to the Tin Lizzie Lounge for the first time on Friday night. We came strictly for the flamenco guitarist but I have heard word of Tin Lizzie and have been meaning to have an excuse to check it out at some point. The guitarist was exceptional, similar to the quality I heard while studying in Spain, and very friendly and sociable. The lounge itself is pretty cool. Lots of interesting, intimate, and comfortable seating. We didn't try any of the food this time but it looked pretty good. We got the Orange Manhattan which was nice and strong. The waitresses were nice. I would definitely come back for live music if they offer it again. Though the space doesn't seat much it was packed the night we were there.

Pleased and pleasantly surprised., Greeted, with genuine warmth and professional attention . They ,tending , would make any mother gush with pride. Starting with specially crafted non alcoholic beverage that did not disappoint, loved the food, and knowledge of the tenders (Ross, and Zac) have told several friends who will visit when they go into town.

I would give zero stars if it were an option. My husband and I came to The Tin Lizzie Lounge for happy hour one evening in January. I was really looking forward to showing my husband the space as I have frequented it a handful of times and enjoyed the atmosphere and drinks. We ordered drinks and the "Gluten Free Crab Cake" as printed on the menu. I am Celiac, which means I have a severe allergy to gluten. I was excited to see something on the menu that was labeled 'Gluten Free.' I started to feel sick later that evening and called back to confirm that the crab cake was in fact gluten free, as that was the only plate we shared. Much to my dismay, I was informed that the crab cake was in fact not gluten free as labeled. The bar tender who served us said they "ran out of them so they got new crab cakes that are not Gluten free" he also said "I knew this was going to be an issue and even said something to management". Not his fault. When a person with Celiac eats gluten, there is irreversible damage done to the intestines as the body cannot break down gluten. I was violently ill that evening and the next day causing me to miss a day of work. This was negligent and completely irresponsible on the part of the restaurant. Could I have double checked prior to eating? Yes. My complaint is that I check with everything I eat and I should feel safe enough to order something that says Gluten Free on it. What if I had a peanut allergy and ordered the peanut free sauce later to find it actually had peanuts in it?! 2 simple options they could have taken: - reprint the menu - if you can't afford to reprint menus, take a sharpie and cross it out. I called the manger that evening and have yet to receive a call back. A manager contacted me by email and offered me a refund and a gift card - I declined the gift card as I will not be returning to the establishment. She then said she'd have her supervisor reach out, as it was beyond her ability to resolve. Still, no one has reached out beyond that. I waited to review as I was hoping this would have been taken care of. Alas, nothing has been done to resolve this. I'm not even sure if they have changed their menus or not.

Walk in and walk back into the 1920s. The first thing I thought was "this isn't your ordinary restaurant." There were no four-top tables, everything was low lounge furniture (couches and chairs) and lower still tables. Beyond the classy bar at one end of the first room was another room of banquettes and the swankiest TV tables you ever saw. The menu is upscale sandwiches, soups and salads. I had the burger. It was presented with the burger on a bun, and two pieces of lettuce with some heirloom cherry tomatoes sliced in half. At first I thought "Where's the fries?" or the burger add-ons. I added the lettuce and after one bite into the burger realized that this burger needed NOTHING else to taste amazing. We shared a bowl of the beef curry soup - delicious! Spicy, but not overwhelming, and no coconut milk. Kelly our server, the ambiance, the menu and the whole theme were really fun. I highly recommend this restaurant.

The bartender was so friendly and the drinks we had were super delicious fancy craft cocktails! The atmosphere of the place is very swanky. It's a nice bar to check out if you have the extra cash to spend...

Good cocktails before a concert at the Key Arena a while ago. Didn't have a chance to eat so need to go back.

Went in with my wife earlier tonight and there was one guy working at the bar. He came over after a couple of minutes, checked our IDs, complimented the picture on my wife's driver's license which we both knew was obviously schmoozing since there has never been a good driver's license picture taken in the history of all mankind, but whatever. Five or ten minutes later a couple of our friends showed up, guy comes over and uses the same line about the driver's license pictures on them. Jobs like his obviously require some amount of buttering your customers up, but using the same line just smacks of laziness. My wife and I ordered our drinks and they came out relatively quickly, and were fine. Our friends ordered their drinks shortly after we got ours, and they also came out relatively quickly. And then that was it. The guy was more interested in talking with his friend at the bar than checking to see if we wanted to order food or anything (which we did), and after a few attempts to make eye contact and subtly attract his attention I had to wave more dramatically to draw his attention away from chit-chatting with his friend, and he seemed a little pissy about it. He took our friends food orders, and walked off without asking my wife and I if we wanted anything else, despite my having visibly finished my drink. I had to call after him to ask for another cocktail, and again, he seemed kinda pissy. A few minutes later he brought the wrong drink, and at that point I gave up on him. The drink was fine, but not what I had wanted, and he couldn't be bothered to double-check. That's how you earn yourself a ten percent tip, pal-- that might seem excessive to some of you, but I tend to tip over twenty percent for adequate service, so this was my equivalent of a sick tip-based burn. The part that's a bummer is that I'm the one that suggested going here because my wife and I had been a couple of times in the past and had liked this place. Probably isn't going to happen again, especially at their prices.

Small and very intimate! A good place for a date. They have a lot of private seating. Thursday evening they do live music! Cocktails are ok but they have some good varieties. They offered us complimentary baguette so yay! Definitely a try if you are looking for speakeasy kind of set up

Showed up at this bar around 4 on a Monday afternoon. We were given water then ignored for 20min until we left. No service and maybe a bit racist.

Some of the best cocktails iv ever had! Zac, the bartender is great. All the cocktails have a fun historical context.

I really want to like this place. It's close-by, seems like a good alternative to the douche-fest that is perpetualy Pesos and Toulouse Petit, decor looks pretty good. The drinks aren't bad, generally overpriced but fairly stiff. And no tap beer? That's unheard of for a Seattle bar. The music is way too loud. The seats are crammed way too close together. The food is good, not great. But the main complaint is the service. I've tried this place three times. The first time, they'd just opened. So I'll excuse them on that visit. The other two though...I've had drinks forgotten but still put on my tab, ordered food that never arrived and wasn't even on my tab, been ignored for 20 minutes with nothing but water and a menu offered, and then glared at when I flagged a server down to try to place an order. It doesn't matter what how busy your staff is, how good your food is, or how unique your decor is. If you can't serve a paying costumer in a decent amount of time, you are worthless as a business. The bartenders are overworked and grouchy, the girls working are nice to look at but dumb as a box of rocks. I won't go back, and neither should you. Maybe if the whole staff gets overhauled with people that can actually work a busy bar, I'd try again. Maybe. But probably not.

Only open a few days ago (according to the bartender), the Tin Lizzie has a cool decor, but not much else to recommend it yet. Showing up at 6:00 p.m. on a Monday, I was the only person in the bar. The bartender said how she was glad to see me, so she would finally have something to do. There is an absence of a TV showing sports, which I appreciate, but which probably accounts for the lack of customers. The staff spent much time discussing scheduling shifts and rearranging the candles (electric, but meant to look real) not paying to much attention to the customers (oh wait, there was only me). There's one central room, which a tin ceiling, and a decor not to dissimilar from any hotel bar. But the lounge has a couple of separate, small rooms, which would help to create a loungy vibe, that is, if there were any loungers. A happy hour snack of crustini with tapenade, would have been better if the crustini wasn't so overly crustini (and hard to bite into). Live music is promised on certain Thursdays and Sundays to help bring in a crowd.

Lower Queen Anne now has a sexy, intimate "speakeasy" lounge! I love the decor and the gorgeous pressed-tin ceiling tiles. It's a hotel bar, but like no other hotel bar I've visited. My lovely date and I enjoyed the French 75, Sidecar and Old Fashioned. All were very well executed. They've got a rather extensive menu, but I wish their cocktail menu were as lengthy or creative. For a place that bills itself as a speakeasy I'd expect to see some more unusual or creative drinks. Still, Tin Lizzie is a wonderful experience and a great place to stop in for happy hour or bring a date for a nightcap.