4.6
- 4.5Food
- 4.7Service
- 4.4Ambience
- 4.2Value
Noise • Moderate
1 - 20 people
1 - 20 people
1 - 20 people
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4.6
Noise • Moderate
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24 April 2025
Beardslee Public House in Bothell released a Cherry Sour Ale made with 280 pounds of organic Washington Bing cherries by brewers Drew Cluley and Paige Zahnle. The article describes the beer as light, crisp, and refreshing, and praises the pub’s food.
Published in The Washington Beer Blog
22 November 2024
Named Best Brewery in Seattle magazine’s Readers’ Choice awards, Beardslee Public House in Bothell serves comfort-food favorites and house-made ales. Its daily happy hour runs from 3 to 6 p.m.
Published in Seattle magazine
21 November 2024
Located in the heart of Bothell near the Sammamish River Trail, Beardslee Public House is praised for its lively atmosphere, great beer and delicious food. The article names its bread pudding as a crowd favorite.
Published in Seattle magazine
Guests often find the portions generous, reviewers describe dishes as "generously proportioned" and call brunch offerings plentiful.
Yes, Beardslee Public House has an outdoor patio and deck that guests enjoy, including covered, heated spots and a fire-pit area for al fresco meals.
Beardslee Public House feels like a lively, family-friendly pub, bright, airy dining rooms, a welcoming bar with a big stone fireplace, and a high-energy vibe that suits families and groups alike.
Dogs are welcome on the patio, guests report a pet-friendly lounge patio where people have dined with their dogs.
Casual dress, comfortable, informal clothing is appropriate for Beardslee Public House's casual, family-friendly setting.
Yes, Beardslee Public House is family-friendly: the restaurant describes itself as casual and family friendly, the menus include dedicated Kids sections, and many guests praise brunch and visits with young children.
Sunday brunch is a favorite, Beardslee Public House serves weekend brunch (Sat–Sun 10:30 am–2:00 pm) and reviewers repeatedly praise the Sunday brunch and bottomless mimosas.
Yes, Beardslee Public House works well for a date night, with a cozy bar, a big stone fireplace and multiple reviewers calling it a favorite spot for evenings out and special celebrations.
Yes, guests report brunch offers bottomless mimosas (noted at $22), and the restaurant runs happy-hour offerings (happy-hour cocktails and pizzas); many guests praise the happy-hour value.
Yes, Beardslee serves alcohol, featuring in‑house Beardslee beers, a full craft‑cocktail program (mules, scratch margaritas, house favorites), ciders and a selection of wines.
For a quieter visit, try Sunday mid-morning brunch at Beardslee Public House; guests report Sunday mornings can be almost empty while still family-friendly, for value, Monday’s all-day happy hour is also recommended.
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