We have over 100 years of history!

Now featuring spectacular renovations throughout. (Don't worry, we haven't ruined our unique dive ambiance.)

Stiff drinks served from our classic wooden bar have earned Hattie's legendary status. That bar was hand carved in France, shipped around the Horn, and installed here in 1904. In the early 1950's, well known artist Fred Oldfield, added a 24-foot mural, capturing the attention of diners seated at the cafe counter that runs along its length. Much of the decor has gone essentially unchanged over the years, but this has nothing to do with carelessness - we take great pride in preserving the rich flavor of this vintage institution.

Set in the heart of historic Ballard, Seattle's Scandinavian neighborhood, we have also been consistently recognized for our great food and friendly service. Although we're often considered a bar first and a restaurant second, our full menu of classic diner fare should not be overlooked. Our weekend Brunch has quite a following, and is repeatedly mentioned by reviewers as one of the best breakfasts in town. And as you might have guessed - our Bloody Mary is the best in town.

Hattie's draws a constant crowd from Ballard's hipster set, yet we manage to keep our street credentials with the area's fishermen and workers. Weekend nights Hattie's is the hub of Ballard Avenue , as the throngs overflow from the areas many night clubs and restaurants.

We're quite proud of our place, and we hope to see you here soon.