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Green star Georgetown Liquor Company (Georgetown)

5501 Airport Way S
Seattle, WA 98108
(206) 763-6764
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Categories: Bar, Restaurant

Restaurant Details

  • This bar in Georgetown serves high-minded vegetarian pub grub with interesting ingredients like purple carrots and black rice. They also have old Ataris set up with all the games, so you don't have to talk to your dining companions while you eat. The kitchen is open until 10 pm, but the bar is open until 2 am.
  • Features: Bar/Happy Hour, Cheap Eats and To Go
  • Cuisine: Pub Grub and Vegetarian
  • Serving Hours: Sun 4 pm-2 am; Mon-Fri 11 am-2 am; Sat 2 pm-2 am.

Bar Details

  • Georgetown Liquor Co. isn't in the business of making booze, but it is a well-dressed, socially adept addition to the neighborhood. Hot food (creative veggie salads, soups, and sandwiches, wild mushroom tamales, etc.) is served until 10 pm, and chips and salsa are always available. The happy hour is Mon-Fri 4-7 pm with $2.50 cocktails, $1.50 PBRs, $3 micro droughts, and $1 off appetizers.
  • Hours: Sun 4 pm-2 am; Mon-Fri 11 am-2 am; Sat 2 pm-2 am.
  • Happy Hour: Mon-Fri 4-7 pm ($2.50 wells, $1 off taps, $1 off appetizers, $6 specialty cocktails), Sun 1-6 pm (build your own Bloody Mary bar).
  • Features: Full Menu, Live Music, Happy Hour, Snacks Available, Trivia Night and Free Wi-Fi

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Georgetown Liquor Company
206-763-6764
5501 Airport Way S
Seattle (Georgetown)
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Average Rating:
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I got my ---- sucked before..this place tops that. If your a corn poon hick...pleave advise that you love incestious tofu affairs.
Posted by GLYN-MAN on April 14, 2009 at 8:04 PM · Report
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OMG!

First time there and I was bowled over by how good a sandwich could be. I typically eat like a bird, but was able to devour a whole sandwich without any problem. I even went home that same night and tried to recreate the geniusness of the vegetarian tuna sandwich. Of course I didn't come close, but will keep trying. Or I'll just go back to GLC. Run, don't walk!
Posted by happy gal on January 24, 2009 at 9:51 AM · Report
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Darth Reuben...Dude

This place completely rocks, the menu is great. Daily specials are always trying to expand upon an already solid selection by being creative. But bottom line is the food tastes fantastic, and their names are interesting as well. GT best kept secret, and yes meat lovers will like it too.
Posted by dogpatch_USA on January 11, 2009 at 4:37 PM · Report
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Georgetown Liquor...Fuck Yeah!

Damn fine sandwiches!Revolving daily dishes of culinarily creative delights and premium soup of the day.Late night,quality food at a bar (not "bar food" by far)Gourmet with many choices..bbq,frenchdip,bugers.. all veggie! Hell yes...finally an herbivore place to drink fine beers and eat, eat, eat! And yes, your meaties will love it too.
Posted by the discerning palates on January 11, 2009 at 2:38 PM · Report
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Do love it.

The GLC is awesome - a great place to go for lunch, or snacks, or whatever - the polenta, the sandwiches, mmmmm... just thinking about it makes me hungry!
Posted by suki on September 4, 2008 at 5:12 PM · Report
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Holy crap

This place is good. Vegan au jus? Wow! Goat cheese wontons? Oh my god. Good selection of beers, solid cocktails, pinball, and good folks working the bar and serving. My current G-Town fave.
Posted by Melissa on May 16, 2008 at 4:34 PM · Report
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field roast rulz

this is my boyfriend's favorite restaurant in seattle and he's not even a vegetarian. i love it too. the sandwiches are spectacular, but the goat cheese wontons are excruciatingly delicious. i hope the poor slob who can't tolerate the field roast has an easier time eating at dicks or wendys.
Posted by love the ruben on April 17, 2008 at 8:32 PM · Report
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Great food, interesting atmosphere

We've been to the GLC three or four times - the food has always been great, tho the menu shrunk considerably from one visit to the next. The tamales and portobello sandwich are both yummy. The drinks menu is impressive, the service friendly, and the price is right.
Posted by jenniebren on February 2, 2008 at 11:32 AM · Report
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I'm Not Bold Enough to Try the Food

GLC: Good after-dinner spot to chill, play old Atari and drink. Great beer selection. Great game selection (Yars Revenge!). The bartenders tend toward the short, butchy, unshaven and rank-BO types, but it's not like they have to be your best friends for you to have a good time.
Posted by THE HOLY MOUNTAIN on December 7, 2007 at 1:10 PM · Report
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Great hangout spot!

I really enjoy Georgetown. I stumbled into this gem of a saloon one evening, and though I can't comment on the food I can vouch for the unique atmosphere that GLC brings to an already eccentric area! You will be impressed by Ataris a-plenty, old stand-up video games, and movie nights! (They played Tron a few weekends ago!) When you feel the need to relieve yourself, they even have audio from various sci-fi films playing in the restrooms! Cool place; definitely recommend!
Posted by kraut007 on September 6, 2007 at 2:51 AM · Report
5

Not your average sandwich

It's too bad Swensy brings this awesome place's star level down- if you know Field Roast gives you gas, don't go to a vegetarian sandwich place. Simple as that. That said, it's the best damn veggie sandwich I've ever had. We've only gotten to-go food, so I can't speak for the glory of the Atari machines. We've had the Reuben (hot, drippy, with ample sauerkraut), the Picard (cheesy, garlicky, oniony) and a portabello mushroom salad a number of times. They do a great job of making the sandwich about the accompanying flavors, not just the field roast, including condiments such as apricot chutney, gouda butter, roasted red onions, and a variety of not-your-standard-sandwich-fare cheeses. I'd suggest getting a sandwich rather than a salad- the salad was nice, but the sandwiches were glorious.
Posted by Rachelina on July 13, 2007 at 12:49 PM · Report
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It's field roast people.

Field roast gives me gas.
Posted by swensy on June 30, 2007 at 4:12 PM · Report
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Gameboy

The food is really quite good. The enchiladas and portablla muchroom sandwhich are my favs. They have some sort of strange theme going on, sort of Star Wars meets ALF, I wouldn't sau it's gorgeous art, but it's original for sure. While you're there you can play some old skool video games for FREE!!!! The only thing they could improve on if the service. It's a bit spotty, but if you know it before hand it's easier to deal with.
Posted by Gameboy on May 17, 2007 at 4:53 PM · Report
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Map is incorrect

Also, the map displayed is incorrect. GLC is actually a few blocks North at the corner of Airport Way S and Lucille St. It's in the same building the old Industrial Coffee was in, now shared with ArtCore tattoo studio.
Posted by diggum on May 16, 2007 at 2:12 PM · Report
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Almost enough to make me go vegetarian

The GLC is a welcome respite in Georgetown, a neighborhood dominated by huge meat sandwiches, hot hamburgers, and every other form of fried, baked, bbq'd, or raw meat that can be served. Sometimes a man just wants some good, healthy food. This is not alfalfa sprouts and carrot sticks (what I imagine all vegetarians eat, right?) Toasted cheese sandwiches with brie and gorgonzola, black bean pasta salads, enchiladas, and amazing soups. Their salads are actual meals, designed to fill your stomach. My personal favorite is the Tamarind and goat cheese filled won tons, and the roasted root veggie plate. The bar is stocked with the usuals, plus a selection of high-end, old Scotch whiskeys that I am to plebeian to appreciate. Manny's for the local microbrew fan, Pabst for everyone. A gem is the collection of console video game systems. Ataris, Nintendos, and I think a ColecoVision, plus a wall full of games to choose from. Great booths, large tables, "Heroes" on the big screen on Monday nights. Gorgeous artwork from local folks decorate the walls, and you can run into anyone from the local biker gangs to nerds out for the evening to minor celebrities and musicians to punker kids to hobos from the nearby park.
Posted by diggum on May 16, 2007 at 2:11 PM · Report

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