Art Marble 21

“They made amazing drinks and kept the vibe upbeat all night.”

James★★★★★

Wish I could've tried the arcade spots at this bar, but pretty much ended up with the happy hour food. Compared to most happy hour spots, it's on the upscale side, with some pretty interesting menu items. I ended up mostly having the carne asada fries, coconut prawns, garlic bread, and pork nachos. Of course, we had a pitcher of beer as well I'll start with the carne asada fries. The meat on these was surprisingly good - I was expecting flank steak that's on the chewier end, but it was actually grilled well and not dry at all. There was also a ton of meat that came along with the fries. The c

YZEEJ YZEEJ★★★

Needs improvement. Considering the location and the ambient, it needs more attention. Most of the food we got was barely edible, the quesadillas were good, fries were very soggy and tasted bad, chicken tasted bad too, the staff is helpful only if you go and ask for what you need, they didn’t even give us the receipt. We don’t drink, so I can’t say anything about the bar. I would love to come back, but I don’t think I will for a while.

Helena Field★★★★★

Thank you to Lexis and the team for a great night. Art Marble was the perfect venue for a casual pre-wedding party to welcome out-of-town guests the night before the wedding. Lexis went above and beyond to also make sure our slideshow and playlist were running before the bride and groom arrived. Guests also commented on how good the food was!

Tracy Beach★★★★★

Took a big group to this place. Heard it's one of the oldest bars in Seattle. The building seems iconic. Bartenders were very cool. Drinks were good and the beer was cold. Pool tables were somewhat open and free to play. They had a few games off to the side, too. I'm not sure we saw the whole place but it was pretty cool either way.