Queen City
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Queen City and three sister bars from the same owner, Jessica Gifford, all a short walk apart in Belltown.

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Queen City

Restaurant and bar since 1910

Northwest plates, a long wooden bar and high backed booths under arched windows on First Avenue.

2201 1st Ave

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The long wooden bar at Queen City, with leather stools, dark booths and tall arched windows.
The Flatliner, Queen City's espresso and rum cocktail, being finished with coffee beans.
The dining room, with marble tables, bentwood chairs, leather banquettes and framed black and white photographs, looking toward the bar.

Sister bar

Luka's Sit, Sip & Roll

Bar, stage and party room

A bar and event space in the room that was once the Sit & Spin, under a canopy of colored glass, with a stage, pinball and space for 120.

2219 4th Ave

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The blue storefront of Luka's Sit, Sip & Roll in Belltown, with its red script sign.
The bar at Luka's Sit, Sip & Roll under a canopy of colored glass.
The stage at Luka's, with a blue neon script sign on a brick wall and leather couches.

Sister bar

Cottontail Club

The clubhouse behind the alley door

Rotating cocktails, local art and keepsakes from Seattle bars that have closed. Mr. Darcy's Room, a semi private corner, holds groups of up to 30.

2219 4th Ave, alley entrance

Visit Cottontail Club
Mr. Darcy's Room at Cottontail Club, with its script sign, a bar, books and a hanging fireplace.
A chandelier made from green Fernet bottles glowing over the bar at Cottontail Club.
A dim room at Cottontail Club with a hanging fireplace, rugs and low tables.

Sister bar

Bathtub Gin & Co.

A candlelit cocktail den since 2009

Behind a wooden door in the alley, in the old boiler room of the Humphrey Building, with more than 100 gins and drinks built on classic technique.

2205 2nd Ave, alley entrance

Visit Bathtub Gin & Co.
A row of house cocktails on the bar at Bathtub Gin & Co., with bottles glowing behind.
A small clawfoot bathtub planter on the bar at Bathtub Gin & Co., beside a candle and a menu.
The wooden alley door to Bathtub Gin & Co., set in a brick wall.