Seattle Restaurant Guide

Mulleady's Pub originally opened as a modest tavern on Dravus Street in Seattle's Magnolia neighborhood in 2001. Offering a comfortable atmosphere and friendly staff, Mulleady's quickly became a favorite of many in the community. As a result, the pub outgrew the constraints of its humble beginnings and, in August 2005, moved to its new home 1/2 block uphill at 3055 21st Avenue West, a beautifully restored two-story building.

The huge urinal in the gentlemen's restroom was salvaged from the old Seattle Orpheum Theatre of the early 1920s. A once prominent fixture at the original pub, it remains a unique and much talked about attraction. Ladies, feel free to ask any staff member for a peek.

The Irish-inspired menu marries local northwest ingredients with freshness and simplicity. Mulleady's customers dine on grilled wild-caught Pacific salmon, choice-grade sirloin steak, Uli's bangers atop Colcannon mashed potatoes, and daily specials whose ingredients come from local farmers markets and fishing vessels.

Mulleady's is always alive with folks cooling off after a day's work, neighbors catching up on local news, and families socializing together. In the summer, the patio is an ideal place to unwind and count your blessings. Mulleady's is committed to offering fresh, high quality food served in a friendly environment. If you live locally, we would like you to consider us to be your neighborhood Pub.