Polar Bar

“Love the atmosphere, our drinks and the service were great.”

Chris D.★★★★★

Stopped by the bar touring Seattle with a couple I met the night before at a Buddy Guy concert. They offered to show me around since I was in town on travel for work and hadn’t had the chance to see much during my stay. I’m extremely grateful for this generous couple. After taking an underground tour leading about the history of how Seattle once burned to the ground we stopped by the Artic Club Hotel to admire the amazing architecture along with the sculpted walruses. While walking and talking a bystander recommended that we go in to see the ballroom. Whoever that man was THANK YOU for the re

Jonah Dorman★★★★★

Upscale-ish place in Seattle. Didn't stay at the hotel just for an event. Very intricate historical architecture and a nice event space.

David W★★★★★

We were here on a weeknight so not sure what the weekends are like but it was a nice, quiet place where people could sit and talk They had quite a few specialty cocktails. I thought they all were great. Quite a few put on a show for you from a cake topped one to smoke to having to pop a bubble! The food was good. Burger was awesome. French fried could use an upgrade. Calamari and sauces were excellent. Apple crisp was okay.

Ma Ana Theresa Santos★★★★★

I rated it 5 because of the great evening I had here. No crowd when we went there which I loved for the occasion I am celebrating. The bar was somewhat similar like in The Shining movie. The bar was in an old, nostalgic hotel that used to be an Arctic Club which was a social club for men who worked in Alaska. I ordered a non-alcoholic drink which was the Anthony Hopkins and loved it. The bartender/waiter was friendly and great! Ordered fried oysters and chicken piccata. Chef was very accomodating for preparing the chicken piccata gluten free and it was delicious. They have a pool table near th