Paid surface lots are within a short walk and metered street parking is enforced by day with free evening hours; the venue notes nearby pay lots and standard street-parking rules.
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Central Saloon
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Established in 1892, The Central Saloon is Seattle’s oldest bar. Surviving earthquakes, prohibition, and a hundred years of patronage, it has long stood as a haven for the hungry and parched. Blue-collar and businessmen alike sit aside one another at the classic-style Mahogany bar while wine, beer, and spirits flow steadily.
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Getting there
Short walk to Link light rail at Pioneer Square Station or International District/Chinatown Station; the First Hill Streetcar’s Occidental Mall/Jackson stop is a few blocks south. Numerous King County Metro bus routes board along 3rd Ave, and King Street Station (Sounder/Amtrak) is nearby.
