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Radiator Whiskey American Restaurant ·$$

Located in the highly coveted Pike Place Market, Radiator Whiskey is known to serve a diverse range of hard liquor like gin, bourbon, whiskey, vodka and rum. This swanky little bar is the holy grail of all whiskey connoisseurs. Modern interiors give the place a contemporary ambiance, which is best suited for a casual night out with friends. Their on tap drinks and barrel-aged concoctions bring back customers to try out and experiment with their drinks. Food menu is modest, and consists mostly of small bites like roasted beef salad, smoked half pig head and maple pecan pie.

Phone: (206) 467-4268

Cross Streets: Near the intersection of Pike St and 1st Ave/Post Aly

Closed now

  • Sat 3:00 PM - 11:00 PM

94 Pike St Seattle, WA 98101 ·2275.34 mi

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Amenities

  • Accessible
  • Smoke-free

Reviews

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Andrew A. 10/05/26

Had a great time here! Stopped in this past Saturday night, 10/3, to grab some food and drinks while I was in Seattle. The place was easy to find, and walking in, I immediately liked the...

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Linda N. 10/13/26

Another hidden gem in Pike Place Market area (it took us a bit to find it). It's on 1st Ave and Pike St (go through a tiny hallway on Pike -- look for the sign -- and then take the elevator up...

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Corrie H. 09/21/26

Radiator Whiskey was awesome! First of all, we were able to grab seats at the bar instantly--a shocker considering it was after 6 PM. And then we were seated at a table within five minutes. What a...

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Aimee G. 08/09/26

Had the best date night here! Stopped by on a Saturday late afternoon. FYI- It was a little warm inside on a Seattle summer day. It didn't seem like they had air-conditioning so dress accordingly....

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Charli O. 08/05/26

Two friends and I were wandering around after Pike Place Market closed, hoping to find a cool place to eat. The signage beckoned us up the stairs. Our expectations were not super high, but were...

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