Wedgwood Public house

We had a great time at the Wedgwood Public House! The staff was friendly, accommodating, and checked in on us enough to make sure we had what we need :) everything is newly built and looks and feels clean. The most surprising things was the food. You never know what new places will do with their preparation and menu choices, but everything we got came out SO good. We got the fried pickles which came with a cilantro ranch which was the perfect balance of tangy and creamy. The pickles themselves had a good breading to coin ratio. We both got the pulled pork sandwiches and they were also so good! Buns were super fresh and soft, the pork and coleslaw had a great ratio and flavor, and the sweet potato tater tots may have been the star of the show. We are looking forward into including this walkable sports bar into our rotation of restaurants :)

WPH is a newly established restaurant that took over for a neighborhood institution. It's represents change. The restaurant has a bright new look & feel and a simplified menu. It's endearing, family-owned, and has all the ingredients to become a new pillar of the community for families to enjoy for years to come. It's a new restaurant in a community that doesn't experience a lot of change ... Wedgwood residents should check it out and support it! The food is excellent, especially the burger! The drink prices are excellent as well - especially for those lucky enough to be able to walk there.

We got the brisket sandwich and Nashville hot chicken sandwich and both were worth 5 stars. Drinks were delicious and excellent service. It’s the perfect neighborhood spot!

We stopped in for an early dinner, we were not acknowledged when we first walked in, but once we seated ourselves and the waitress showed up she was nice and attentive. I ordered the steamed clams they were not Manila clams they were tiny little clams in a white shell for the money, $18, there was probably about 8 very tiny little clams... many shells had opened but no clams were in them. It was also tomato-based broth which I'm not too fond of for steamed clams. I didn't care for the parmesan garlic fries. My husband liked his fish and chips and his fries. I want to patronize this new business and I would love a local place to get a good meal. If they improve on the food I think they have a chance of doing well, despite the criticisms of the regulars from the previous restaurant. In the end we're all just looking for a good for food and good service at a reasonable price. I do miss the comfortable booths and wish the chairs were not quite so hard. I am supportive of inclusivity and small businesses so I will try again.

I pulled my 5-star review for what used to be the Wedgwood Ale House. The new building owner forced the previous restraunt owner out and is twisting facts in their responses to other well-deserved, abysmal reviews. The Wedgwood "Public" House is mediocre at best. The atmosphere is more homogeneous than Applebee's, and the food has even less character (no offense Applebee's). Unlike Applebee's, it's very overpriced. Do the Wedgwood Community a favor and put this clown out of business by avoiding this place.

BEWARE. This new business kicked out the old beloved local business that was in this space with a similar name. They painted over the natural rock outside with hideous blue paint, and converted the cabin aesthetic of the old business into generic sports bar murals and TVs. If that's your aesthetic, you'll do fine here. Otherwise, It's and unwelcoming space with poor food. It says if nobody in the new business talked to a local even once. Unfortunately, the food is worse and service is worse, and unfortunately this business is unfairly benefiting from the reviews of the prior business people actually liked.

My wife and I are locals. We've eaten here 5 times now and are happy customers. I've had something different every time and there was maybe one thing that wasn't great. Most of what I've tried has been delicious. The prices are fair for the area as well. The wait staff is attentive and kind. Music isn't too loud. Everything I could ask for in a restaurant. Highly recommend the shrimp scampi and aloo tiki burger.

1. Yes this establishment kicked out the old place and created a new place and took their reviews. Not cool. 2. The food was good, would get their burger again. 3. Vibes were so off. I felt like I was in a suburban bar in the Midwest. The lighting was too much, the bright kitchen door was distracting. I recommend they up their "make more genuine" place

Checked it out on a Wednesday night and they were very busy. The place is not very large. Staff was attentive even though they had recently opened. The full bar is reasonable stocked. Food was good. My daughter loved the tomato soup and grilled cheese, My wife loved the Burger and my Pulled pork was good as well. All Food arrived hot. They were very busy with people having a cocktail waiting for take away. Three TV"S showing sports. The front outdoor area has been upgraded with cover, heaters, and music.. I am personally looking forward to see their breakfast schedule and menu. Hard to find a local place that opens by 8:00 am with a full bar.

We had a great time at the Wedgwood Public House! The staff was friendly, accommodating, and checked in on us enough to make sure we had what we need :) everything is newly built and looks and feels clean. The most surprising things was the food. You never know what new places will do with their preparation and menu choices, but everything we got came out SO good. We got the fried pickles which came with a cilantro ranch which was the perfect balance of tangy and creamy. The pickles themselves had a good breading to coin ratio. We both got the pulled pork sandwiches and they were also so good! Buns were super fresh and soft, the pork and coleslaw had a great ratio and flavor, and the sweet potato tater tots may have been the star of the show. We are looking forward into including this walkable sports bar into our rotation of restaurants :)

Hubby and I used to patronize The Wedgwood Alehouse for the last 35 years. We were truly sad when they closed. We waited with anticipation to see what the new restaurant/bar would be like. We were pleasantly surprised. We came in on Thursday evening just after 5pm. Only a few other customers inside at that time. It's seat yourself with menus already on the table. We were promptly greeted and offered beverages. We ordered our favorite IPA Bodhizafa. It came ice cold. The menu seems to be lacking very many entrees. It's very appetizer heavy. So we ordered Buffalo Wings and Fish & Chips to split. The prices are also a little on the high side but I guess that's standard everywhere nowadays, especially in Seattle. But for the price the quality of food and portion size were on point. Even splitting we had leftovers. It is a very "upscale sports bar" feel inside. Murals of the Sonics, Mariners & Seahawks emblems adorn the walls. 4 big screen TV's spread throughout the interior. The bathrooms got a much needed major renovation during the remodel process. Now they're sharp & clean & modern looking. If I had a complaint other than needing more entrees on the menu it would be the hard wood chairs are uncomfortable to sit on. Also no salt & pepper on the table. Instead a container of red pepper flakes. I'd switch those. Look forward to going back to try breakfast on a weekend.

We had brunch here today. Great service, clean remodeled dining area, nice menu. We had a bagel with lox and a standard breakfast of bacon, scrambled eggs, potatoes and gluten free toast. The potatoes were crispy and arrived hot. Everything was delicious!

Glad to have this place near our home! It's only been open for about three weeks. We walked through the door and were met immediately by our host and was promptly seated . I ordered fried pickles, fried calamari, and buffalo chicken wings. And ordered a couple beers through out my stay. The Food was on point! Wings were good size, juicy and crispy. Calamari was lightly battered and fried just the way i like them, and the fried pickled were as expected not soggy and oily. over all the ambiance was pretty good had tvs playing games and every one was super friendly. I WILL definitely be back!

Dined in this past weekend and my expectations were exceeded. Really good bar food- we had the coconut shrimp, the burger, the pulled pork, and the fish and chips. Service was exceptional- staff were very attentive and friendly. Great neighborhood bar to watch a game, also great for a casual meal with the family. Will definitely be back.

The hamburger was delicious. My husband loved the ribs. The waitress was friendly and helpful. A great place to watch sports and relax with a good beer. We will be back.

The food and drinks were fantastic ! We're so glad that there is a place we can take our 19 year old son. We moved to the neighborhood 10 years ago and this is the first family friendly spot in all of 98115 since the Roosevelt AH burned years ago. Keep up the great work !

We tried it, the food was mediocre half the order was good and half was bad. The chairs are hard as rocks. Maybe they're trying to attract a young crowd, but the neighborhood that supports this place are all middle-aged or older, looking for comfort. Missed the old booths. Service was good. We will come back I hope the food gets a little better as I like to support local businesses and I know they got a bad rap from some of the neighbors. It's also nice having a TV in there hopefully we can catch some games while supporting a new business.