The Brick

Roslyn, United States

3.7

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20 reviews

Accepts Credit Cards
Free Wi-Fi

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Telephone:
+1 509-649-2643
Website:
www.bricksaloon.com
Address:
100 W Pensylvania Ave, Roslyn, WA, 98941
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Takes Reservations
Yes
Delivery
No
Take-out
Yes
Accepts Credit Cards
Yes
Accepts Bitcoin
No
Good For
Lunch
Parking
Street
Bike Parking
Yes
Wheelchair Accessible
Yes
Good for Kids
No
Good for Groups
Yes
Attire
Casual
Ambience
Casual
Noise Level
Loud
Music
Live
Good For Dancing
Yes
Alcohol
Full Bar
Happy Hour
Yes
Best Nights
Fri, Sat
Coat Check
No
Smoking
Outdoor Area/ Patio Only
Outdoor Seating
Yes
Wi-Fi
Free
Has TV
Yes
Dogs Allowed
No
Waiter Service
Yes
Caters
No
Has Pool Table
Yes

Today

Today 11:00 am – 10:00 pm
Open now
Local time (Roslyn) 17:12 Sunday, 29 June 2025

Business hours

Monday 11:30 am – 10:00 pm
Tuesday 11:30 am – 10:00 pm
Wednesday 11:30 am – 10:00 pm
Thursday 11:30 am – 10:00 pm
Friday 11:30 am – 2:00 am
Saturday 11:00 am – 2:00 am
Sunday 11:00 am – 10:00 pm

Description

Specialties

Family Dining Available until 9PM

The legendary Brick Saloon, Washington’s oldest continuously operating bar, established in 1889, specializes in tasty pub fare, and amazing live music every Friday and Saturday night. The Brick is sure to be your favorite roadhouse stop!

History

Established in 1889.

The Brick Saloon is Washington’s oldest continuously operating bar. In 1889, John Buffo and Peter Giovanni opened a tavern in this location. The tavern was rebuilt in 1898 using 45,000 bricks and took the name «The Brick».

The Brick’s back bar is 100 years old and originated in England. It was purchased in Portland, Oregon after following the European shipping lanes around Cape Horn. The unique 23′ running water spittoon still operates today.

Explore our website to find out more about The Brick, upcoming events, lodging, recreation, and interesting information and facts about the unique community of Roslyn including our historic cemeteries, colorful coal mining history, artistic building murals, and Roslyn’s touch of fame as being the setting for the hit TV series «Northern Exposure» and the film «The Runner Stumbles» starring Dick Van

The Brick has tasty pub fare, family dining, and live music every Friday and Saturday night, and is sure to be your favorite roadhouse stop

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20 reviews of The Brick

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Place rating: 5
Seattle, WA
While staying at Suncadia I went into The Brick twice, once by myself and once with my wife, both times the service was friendly and fast and the food and drinks were great.
Place rating: 5
Wenatchee, WA
I always try to stop in to the Brick a few times a year. Wonderful selection of beer on tap and everything you need for spirits. Pool tables, shuffle board and great weekend entertainment. Large TV for sports events. My favorite seat is either at the bar, or all the way down by the shuffle board. If your single, come to mingle on Saturday nights… Plenty of tail to be had by all. Good times every time.
Place rating: 1
University District, Seattle, WA
Very cool to visit at least once because it is the one of the oldest bars BUT…
I gave it a 1 star because the bartenders are probably the rudest people I’ve come across in a while.
I will never visit here or spend money here ever again.
Loved going to Roslyn and I will definitely be back but I will not be coming to the brick.
The food was okay but nothing special.
If you hate your job that much you should
probably get a new one.
And this was not just on one person all of them acted the same.
Place rating: 3
Seattle, WA
The manager contacted me about a complaint I had and tried to rectify the situation. Thank you for your efforts and persistence to making things right.
Place rating: 5
Portland, OR
Stopped by to say hi, Amy was wonderful and told us about WHISKY & WING wednesday! I had a delightful hot buttered whisky, and a warm up next to the awesome stove.
Place rating: 4
Poulsbo, WA
What a cool place! It was so neat to see the old bar and the history this place has! The service was quick. This place is very relaxed and fun. We ordered the chicken burger and hamburger with waffle fries and their special sauce. Pretty good food and would for sure come back.
Place rating: 3
La Mirada, CA
I only give this place a 3 star because this place happens to be a spot where one of my favorite TV shows took place. Other than that the food the beer were ok. Average. Nothing wowed me. But love that this bar still is here!
PS, inside looks nothing like the TV Show, if you were expecting that.
Place rating: 4
Kirkland, WA
Small town bar and basic bar food eats. It’s a great spot to experience an old school bar that is sort of a dying breed outside of classic spots like his. Seems like every place now tries to be some upscale fancy next new thing. The Brick, they know what they are, they know what they do, and they don’t try to be something they are not. Drinks, beer, nachos, burgers, wings, etc. if you want some swanky gastropub and fancy stemmed martinis, head to Suncadia.
Place rating: 3
Enumclaw, WA
We’ve always loved the atmosphere at the Brick and we make it a point to go there often– food is yummy! The only complaint I have is I wished the wait staff on the bar side was a little more welcoming and organized.
Place rating: 5
Seattle, WA
Best place to party, bar none! My band plays at Swiftwater Cellars regularly and we always go to The Brick after. No matter who the live music is or what’s happening, the crowd is there to party! Live the Brick!
Place rating: 3
Renton, WA
Food was good but over priced and that is why I am only giving 3 stars. Customer service was excellent. After reading other reviews about not receiving good customer service I was happily surprised. The family dining area is a little boring but if you have kids that is your only choice. My husband I and ordered a beer out of the bar area and the atmosphere was way more fun! So try not to bring your kids haha!
Place rating: 4
Bothell, WA
Old, a little scraggly… and fantastic. Its the oldest bar is Washington, so what do you expect? The Atmosphere is great and the live band was awesome.
Place rating: 3
Seattle, WA
Food was ok, but the ambience is great. Love that it’s been there forever, and that the old stove and bar haven’t changed.
Place rating: 4
Issaquah, WA
The service was nice. I ordered the prime rib dip, but the meat was dry. Soaked it in the au jus with horse radish. Done! The waffle fries were yummy! It was a nice family time here. It looks like they have a stage and a big tv. They might have dancing or bands on weekends.
Place rating: 2
Cheney, WA
Meh. I’ve experienced better is right. I came here with a group of ladies. While our server was very enthusiastic and nice, he did a terrible job. I ordered the French Dip, the Au Jus was watered down and flavorless. The sandwich had tons of meat, which was good. I could of split it with a friend, it was big.
My main complaint is at the end of the service. We had told the server we wanted separate checks and indicated that we had a mom and daughter for one check. We had to wave him down for the check, then he brought it all in one total and wizzed away. We had to get his attention again, ask him to split it. He tossed us a pen and asked us to write down who ordered which and what drinks. Really? Why are we doing YOUR job? Then again, got his attention to get the orders divided up and payments out. He was pretty awful. You’d think he had a whole room of orders, but he only had a couple tables and was sharing with another waitress.
Mediocre food and poor service. I think next time we’ll go across the street to the pizza place.
Place rating: 3
Seattle, WA
Came here last weekend for a day trip. This bar has been in Roslyn for over 100 years which shows with its antique bar and structure. There is actually a running water trough underneath the bar top for men to spit their chewy into from back in the day which still works!
The bar was super full and with the amount of pool tables and long table layout it can be hard to find a place to sit on a busy day. There also is no air conditioning inside so be prepared and sit by a fan!
The food was great, really enjoyed the fries. The French dip I had was generously full of steak. Yummy. I would come back if I came back for a day trip.
Also if the bar is full be prepared to wait 30 minutes to get your food, they get backed up pretty fast.
Place rating: 5
Chicago, IL
What an awesome bar! We came here on karaōke night and had a blast! The security guy was great too– pulled people that were a little too drunk. The spittoon is really neat and great drink selection.
Place rating: 2
Seattle, WA
A grungy bar/​restaurant
The service was great. The food was sub par. It was a cool place overall. Grungy but made you reminisce about watching Northern Exposure.
Place rating: 4
Bothell, WA
Super cool old bar and if you are a northern exposure fan a must see. My self I am a fan of old dive bars with cool atmosphere and good food. Stopped in yesterday on my way back to the coast and had a bad ass Ruben sandwich. It was big enough to feed my girlfriend and i easily, plus killer onion rings. If you are near stop by, you love it…
Place rating: 5
Seattle, WA
Maybe it’s because my dad and his buddies frequented this joint in their younger days, maybe its because I’m a sucker for Northern Exposure, maybe it’s because I accidently came here during one of their Tiki Nights. Regardless — I love the Brick.
Any mention of Roslyn, WA and I’m already in. The very small town holds some very dear memories for me and the Brick is a large part of that. It’s a big bar. With shuffle board and pool tables. The waitresses are no nonsense. The space aged to perfection. The drinks strong. The menu hits all the right spots. It’s the perfect place to waste an afternoon or evening.
If you’re hiking, skiing or just swinging down 90 — this place is worth your patronage. Come make a memory.