Brave Horse Tavern - Seattle

Fun location! really loud during the happy hour, but above average eating!

Unfortunately do not know that they only serve the brunch menu on Sunday, and none of the brunch items are available after 3 so that it leaves them with very limited options. we also celebrated a special opportunity that they absolutely no attention to or even mentioned.

It's hard to give an accurate assessment because it's time for them to go. if they want a funny bar with a bar good and hands. this is a good choice - the pulpit was top notch bar to eat! if you want a casual dinner with friends, it is a bit loud and has limited selection of food. I had a fried chicken sandwich, which was tasty but overpriced. my man and friends wanted all salate and the choices were slim. you were very cauliflower heavy-how chew for minutes for every bit heavy. the other was a bit to mix tasteful for us.

It was a great way to end a charity walk and watch some football

Overall a positive experience wait service and food were great. We had brunch reservations for 7 to celebrate a birthday and watch the Seahawks game. That was specified in our reservation notes. To make sure we'd have a good view of the game, I call the restaurant to confirm. The table reserved for us showed two screens, except that one screen was on the Colts game, meaning the half of the table facing that screen would not be able to see the Hawks game. There was a couple in front of that screen wearing Colts jerseys, so I knew they wanted to see that game. We said we needed to move to where we could all watch the Hawks game. They moved us, but no sooner had we moved when one of the screens by our table was switched to a different (not Seahawks) game, creating the same problem. The person in charge of the screens (not sure if he was the manager) told us (two women) that he could, but would not, change that screen to the Seahawks game. We considered moving venues while we waited for the rest of our party. But when the adjacent table had a party of men (some wearing Seahawks gear) sit down, the screen was instantaneously switched to the Seahawks game. We were left to feel like whoever this guy was in control of the screens didn't like being asked by women to change the game on the screen (I was wearing my Seahawks gear). Not cool.