the bridge

just great people. have been to the bridge several times now and each time the service, drinks and food have all been on point. keep up the good work!

locals doing the neighborhood right!  the bridge labels itself as a neighborhood bar that does sports as well and i think they nailed it.  the energy here on a seahawk sunday game is unlike any bar i have ever been in, but if you aren't a sports-a-holic like me, they are equally welcoming on a non sports night to have dinner and drinks with friends.  actually even if there is a game on, i look around at the other patrons and everyone is kinda doing their own thing.  their food is awesome, their service friendly and attentive without being too much and you meet some pretty great people here.  i just started coming in for brunch and i am so happy i did!  pulled pork pancakes, are you kidding me?  so good!  i noticed they have a patio out back to compliment the one they have out front with fire pits, so i am sure that is pretty cool during the summer.  someone mentioned that they have misters out there are well, which sealed the deal for me!  way to go bridge, so happy i moved down the street from you.

love it!. love this place. noise is no issue, they only have the tv's on during seahawk games so of course it's going to be loud. the brunch menu is awesome. i really enjoy that they have 100% grassfed steak. i had the steak hash and my partner had the pulled pork pancakes. we will be back!

better than average pub fare.... bridge has better than average pub fare if you can handle the noise. clearly the entire staff is hearing impaired because they don't seem to notice how painfully loud they jack up the tvs. we tried to try the new location but it just hurt too much to think of staying. the remodel of the space looked great. the place already stank of sour beer soaked into the soft spots. when we told the waitress we were leaving she mentioned that an old couple left earlier because of the volume. our reasons for leaving where 1. short brunch menu v regular menu and 2. ear splitting volume. dukes on alki got $90 from us for food and drinks instead of bridge.

not the best sports bar, but does some things very well. in west seattle, it's hard to find a sports bar with a proper big screen/projection tv, where they actually feed the sound from my beloved nba finals through every corner of the establishment.

lots of seating indoors and outside, with some interesting games going on out back that looked something like horseshoes or a bean bag toss. whatever it was, they seemed to be having a good time. they also had a few dart boards, a competitve video-golf game, and other diversions in the far corners. they do have free wifi, but you need to ask the server for the password.

i give it a "thumbs-up" for the extremely nice and attentive server, and the huge, ass-kicking $4 ice cream sandwich made with 2 chocolate chip cookies and a generous portion of vanilla between.

my only criticisms: (1) having a crappy dirt parking lot that you half-slide through to get in-and-out, hoping you don't run into someone else coming around the blind corner and (2) the fatty and bizarre steak wrapped in bacon dish that was covered in onion strings and left me a little queasy - next time, i'll just have a burger or some sliders.

in short, if you are just there for drinks and sports and street park, this place is a winner. otherwise, there's room for improvement.

good drinks and good food! the steak tenders and bacon wrapped dates are amazing. the setting is more classy than a dive bar, but you still feel comfortable in jeans and a t shirt. a great local bar and restaurant!

not impressed. marginal food for the price...

inspired!!!! the best the to happen to west seattle since alki beach!!!! we desperately needed a great place to eat and drink away from the madness of the junction. thank you thank you thank you!!!!!