Christine B.
1/4/2026
We came here to watch a college football game. They have a lot of tvs and the sound on for whatever the biggest game is at the moment. It's actually as hockey bar with a really cool story about...
Petoskey's
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125 N 36th St
Seattle, WA 98103
Petoskey's is a Midwest-inspired restaurant located in Seattle, WA, offering a wide selection of wood-fired pizzas with a thin crust and delicious toppings, including premium Wisconsin mozzarella and Provel cheese. They also serve an array of comfort foods and beverages, including Midwest beers such as Hamm's, Leinenkugel's, and Bell's, as well as local favorites like Rainier. With a pet-friendly environment and a friendly staff, Petoskey's provides a nostalgic and welcoming atmosphere for both Midwest alumni and native Seattleites.
Known for their deep-fried cheese curds from Wisconsin and Icelandic-style lamb hot dogs shipped from Union Pork Store in NJ, Petoskey's brings a taste of the Midwest to Seattle. Whether you're craving a $5 burger, enjoying a game on one of their large screens, or looking for a spot to hang out with your furry friend, Petoskey's offers a Midwest-friendly experience that combines the best of both regions.
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Khanh H.
12/7/2025
What a fun place to watch games, I love Petoskey's because they have such a great selection of food and the ambiance is so fun! All the food we got was delicious! Wings were nice and flavorful,...
Peter L.
10/17/2025
Growing up in Central IL and Iowa, I do miss the food, drinks and sports from the Midwest, even though I first moved to Seattle back in 1994. Petroskey's isn't strictly a Chicago bar or a Detroit...
Dan B.
1/16/2026
I was drawn to Petoskey's because of its Midwest theme, to watch a Detroit Lions football game and wax nostalgic about my roots in Michigan. It's a small but fun place. Parking is sparse. Once...
Paul B.
4/2/2025
After the "saddest room in Seattle" (the backroom at Buckley's on 2nd where Vikings fans congregated every Sunday during football season) closed, the local Vikings fan club chairman arranged a...
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