Do not let the stuffed buffalo head or the other Wild West paraphernalia fool you. This ain't Texas. The atmosphere in this Capitol Hill neighborhood tavern is warm, casual, even trendy. DJs spin alternative records. Pitchers of microbrew flow freely, and the menu consists of Southern fare including Chicken Potpie, meatloaf and the beloved Chicken-Fried Steak. Despite the in-crowd feel, the people are inviting and friendly. You may have to wait in line to play pool on the one table. Also come for weekend brunch.
Website: lindastavern.com
Phone: (206) 325-1220
Cross Streets: Between Boylston Ave and Harvard Ave
Closed now
- Sun 10:00 AM - 2:00 AM
707 E Pine St Seattle, WA 98122 ·2274.51 mi
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Amenities
- Wifi
- Accessible
Reviews
yelpLinda's is great! I am addicted to their fried cheese curds, which I believe to be my favorite that I've tried in Seattle. I admit I am new to cheese curds as of this year, but I've had them at...
MoreI love seeing people bring their dogs in! The Chilaquiles are tasty. The waffles are yummy with a strong vanilla flavor.
MoreGreat atmosphere for an old grunge vibe. Last known place where Kurt Cobain was seen. Drinks were tasty, food was good, service was great.
MoreCame for 4th of July & had a great time! Drinks were great, we ordered the marg on tap. Food was also good. Would recommend sitting on the back patio for best vibes!
MoreThis was my favorite bar of the night and will be one of my go to spot when coming to Seattle. The interior is nice and cozy. The vinyl records give it that cool vibe. We sat at the bar top and...
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