Description: A stylish lounge made all the more enchanting by
its fabulous silvery wallpaper and immediate proximity to Capitol Hill
hot spot Neumos.
Little-known uses for lemon found at Moe Bar: A side dish of
deep-fried lemon wedges ($4).
Little-known uses for lemon found elsewhere in the world, but not
at Moe Bar: Dork lighting (wherein a lemon rigged with metal
electrodes can power a small lightbulb), hippie-dippie underarm
deodorant (fittingly, the effectiveness is fleeting), creepy taxidermy
preparation ritual (prior to stuffing, the inner skins may be washed
with a lemon-juice/mild-soap dressing).
Happy hours: Drinks 3–7 pm daily, food 5–7 pm and
10 pm–midnight daily.
Happy-hour drink specials: $2 well drinks, $3 beers (Rogue
Dead Guy Ale, Peroni).
Happy-hour food specials: The $6 catfish and fries, $4
grilled veggies, and more—all of it prepared at the next-door
Pike Street Fish Fry. 
Wow. Shocking that you were able to find yet one more Capital Hill spot to review. There is a great big city out there that I am sure your staff will be shocked to find if they ever leave your little neighborhood.
You’re dead wrong. I cover a different neighborhood every week.
@Resident: Marti is correct, and she kicks ass in 19 different ways. Check out the Food page to see where we’ve been lately: this week, Capitol Hill, Rainier Beach, and downtown (or maybe you know that neighborhood as “West Edge”); in recent issues, Georgetown, Belltown, Ballard, Wallingford, etc.
Yeah, fuck you Resident.
NOTE: This adds nothing to the discourse.