Brave Horse Tavern, Seattle, Washington
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Brave Horse Tavern (206) 971-0717 www.bravehorsetavern.com
310 Terry Ave N Seattle Washington United States 98109
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Place: Brave Horse Tavern Rating Avg: 44 No. of Ratings: 2
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Brave Horse Tavern
Excellent based on 2 ratings
Type: Restaurant

310 Terry Ave N
Seattle, Washington United States 98109 [ print map ]
(206) 971-0717
http://www.bravehorsetavern.com


Hours: Mon - Sun 11:00 AM - Midnight


Mayor: 22415brewery (1) | Taps: 19 | Bottles: 30 |



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Hales Amber Ale 72, Oakshire Ill-Tempered Gnome 88, Stone Arrogant Bastard Ale 99
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2 reviews for Brave Horse Tavern
 Ambiance  90%
 Service  85%
 Selection  83%
 Food  85%
 Value  75%
 Overall  92%
 Rating  87%



BrewDad (360), Olympia, Washington
  92   Ambiance  Service  Selection  Food  Value  Overall 
5/59/1013/15 9/10 9/1019/20

January 15, 2012
This place rocks. Super fun place, great food and a terrific tap list. a must see while in Seattle. be sure to try the pretzels and get many of the flavors to test. Peanut butter and bacon on a pretzel is tasty. I love the beers and they have a great rotational.

22415brewery (30), redmond, Washington
  84   Ambiance  Service  Selection  Food  Value  Overall 
4/58/1012/15 8/10 6/1018/20

October 9, 2011
Seattle culinary master Tom Douglas’ newest venture into lifestyle restaurants brings us Brave Horse Tavern in the up and coming South Lake Union neighborhood. Impossible to park and difficult to navigate (especially with the S.L.U.T. rumbling by every 10 minutes or so). An interpretation of what a tavern might have been in the pseudo-seattlite version of the old west. There’s beer pong, communal picnic table seating, and the throngs of .com’ies sucking down the latest local and predominantly west coast beer list. The menu is simple, but food quality is excellent. A housemade pretzel with a peanut butter and BACON dip really shined with my fresh hop ale from Double Mountain. Burgers are reasonably priced and look top-shelf. The beer-pong crowd gets pretty loud, but never out of hand and there’s always the Sunday chick’n dinners. Don’t be fooled by the name or the decor, this place is definitely meant for the dot.com pops.



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