Harry’s Bar

Beautiful wood bar in a narrow space that is very cozy. This is a great neighborhood hang out for a casual beer but isn’t a place I ever think to go to with a group of people out on a weekend evening. (That isn’t a bad thing.)
It’s a nice intimate vibe and the bartenders are always friendly.
Great selection of beer on tap — they carry Lucille there which is one of my favorites so always gets higher ratings in my book. Olympia Pizza is attached to this place so it’s great for pizza and beer. I come here for Monday Night Football games sometimes too since they have a few TV’s.

Been on the restaurant side a few times and never been disappointed. Hit the bar side last night for the first time. Continue to not be disappointed. nice place. courteous staff. Definitely not a sports bar since Ice Skating was on one tv and Scrooged was on the other. Which is fine with me. Decent beer range with an ok happy hour.
The standout here is the sheer quantity of food. The pizza is good and very dense and topping intensive. Usually the personal pizza is half a meal. I made 2 out of the medium. the pasta dishes are usually good for 2 sittings also. Got a sandwich for the first time last night and it was a third larger than usual dinner sandwiches and tasty. also comes with a salad that is mounded up with mozarella and black olives to the point where its hard to finish or a healthy sized bowl of minnestroni soup. My sole very tiny complaint is that they should sub that for Italian Wedding in general.
But overall a good spot that wasn’t too packed. Great dinner options and good for a few drinks too. Good option for the 15^th scene.

This is such a great neighborhood bar. They have great beers and a full bar. The pizza is delish and the Greek salad is the greatest treat ever!

Great in every way. Cool and thoughtful understated décor. Great leather sectional seating area to hang out or watch sports. Inviting vintage bar with booths. The delicious Greek pizza and really darling bartender who remembers names and drinks. I love the neighborhood vibe, and cool Indy music. I also love that it’s in walking distance. About to get «Harry» tattooed on my arm :))

Here vacationing in Seattle on Capitol Hill. Tonight is our last night here and we decided to walk to a local place. Happens to be a night where the Seahawks are playing so we also get to enjoy the flavor of the local community. This is going to be a great night. We ordered the panchetta Penne Pasta. They did it special for us substitute a marinara instead of a cream sauce. Their olive tapanade was delicious and freshly made. Drinks were delicious and service was great. We are not sports fanatics and let our server know it was OK to take care of his customers. Not a problem at all — he still took great care of us! Great food, great drinks and great service — we couldn’t ask for anything more.

A few weeks ago, I called and reserved a spot for my birthday party. When I showed up, all of the tables were set up, waiting for us. When more and more people showed up, our server made sure she talked to everyone who came in. She was extremely attentive and showed fantastic customer service. Both the food and drinks were wonderful. Everything about this experience was amazing and I would definitely reserve my next party here.

Love this place. It’s connected to Olympia pizza and they have crazy cool cocktails and great pizza’s/pasta’s/salads. It does get busy during HH but dinner time is manageable. The servers are extremely friendly too!

The perfect little neighborhood bar. Comfortable. Lots of space. Good food. William makes amazing drinks. And lots of cool people hang out there.

nothing to rave about, everything was just bleh.

Love this place! Great service, food, TVs, music, etc. Always on the top of my list for meeting up with friends and watching the big game! The atmosphere is very cool with blue walls, high ceilings, awesome booths, and a really cool old bar from pioneer square I think. The owner is usually there and I can tell he’s making sure all the guests are taken care of. Well done!

Harry’s Bar is a great place to meet friends and enjoy a perfect slice of pizza. The atmosphere is very relaxed and the staff is friendly and engaging. The pizza and pasta dishes are equally delicious and the sandwiches are second to none (pesto chicken is my go to favorite).
I’ve never been rushed and always felt welcome. Bottom line, Harry’s Bar is a great place to eat on the hill. Cheers!

My favorite place on 15^th Ave/​Cap Hill.
Excellent pizza, salads and vibe. The shredded pepperoni and sausage are my favorite toppings. Oven cooks cheese perfectly with delicious crusty skin on top. A half order of salad is more than enough for one person. Full size order could be dinner salad for four. The bar itself is a rescued Pioneer Square find and is very cool.
The drinks are good. Carter, William, Cheryl and the rest of the gang are fun and efficient. The owner is great guy, a long time fixture on the Seattle restaurant scene and is usually on premises overseeing things. If you’re looking for fussy Seattle foodie nonsense, look elsewhere. If you want a great pizza and make new friends, stop by.

Harry’s Bar in a word: Reliable.
Food until 1:00am every night. Tons of seating, much of it very private, so it never feels crowded, even when it is. A quick, capable crew of folks who are always on the ball. A sheltered cove of steady, quiet comfort surrounded by a sea of change.
My only complaint? If you’re on a diet, well, I hope you like salads. Really HUGE salads.

This is the best gluten free pizza we’ve tried, crispy and savory. It was like an average one that seems like it was frozen. It mirrored their normal pizza style… yummy.

Waited 40 min for pizza and not a word from our waiter the whole time we were waiting. The pizza was pretty good though.

Very good food, served very late. Very mellow and comfortable atmosphere. Everyone I have met there is friendly and laid back. The bartenders are 100% the best part. They make a fantastic Manhattan and are insanely attentive without hovering. There is one older guy, maybe the owner, who works some days and is not very friendly or helpful at all. So disappointing when everyone else is so great. I wish I knew his schedule so I could avoid those days. Anyway not enough to keep me from going all the time for the other great staff and great food.

Harry’s is quite possibly the last non-​douchy bar on Capitol Hill. I’m almost afraid to write this review and advertise it as such, in worries that it’ll go the way of the Canterbury (RIP) and such. Still, I can’t help but sing its praises.
As the weather turned, and the sportsball season got underway, I was in need of a new local location to catch the Seahawks games. I was reminded that a couple of friends, visiting from out of town, had stopped in to Harry’s while waiting for me to get off of work and had raved about the bartenders, the strong drinks and the gluten-​free pizza. Considering that it’s four blocks from my flat — well, I was sold. I tried it out for one game, and I’ve been hooked ever since.
The bartenders are indeed awesome, as is the rest of the staff. Even Harry hangs out to watch the Seahawks with the regulars on game days. Comfortable giant booths and plenty of tables in the back means there’s not a bad seat in the house. The entire menu is available from Olympic Pizza next door, and there’s always a cider on tap. The aforementioned gluten-​free pizza is killer, as are the salads — simple, basic, but tasty. (Make sure to order yours light on the cheese — the kitchen adores their cheese here with the passion of a thousand fiery suns. You’ve been warned.) My only gripe is about the gluten-​free pasta options — $ 15 for a bowl of gf spaghetti with your choice of sauce? Lame! The regular pasta options are plentiful and delicious, as is the gluten-​free pizza selection. I’d love to see the same treatment be extended to the gf pasta as well.
Moreover, Harry’s might be the last bar on Capitol Hill where you can come in late on a Friday night and still manage to find a seat, and you don’t need to elbow bros three-​deep at the bar to get a drink. The regulars and bar staff truly make this joint a neighborhood bar, and I truly hope it stays that way for a long while yet.

Very dark, romantic location. Think: The kind of place you would see in a stereotypical Italian movie where some extra large mobster is chowing down a plate of spaghetti while a beautiful lady sits across the table from him.
Good cocktails, with a creative list of drinks that have quality ingredients.
The food is not impressive. The salad I got was huge (and it was the half-​sized) but the ingredients were basically cafeteria style. My fiancé got manacotti, but didn’t rave about it. Our server was polite but seemed a little out of sorts. An all-​around meh experience.

I had the house special pizza. I don’t even like olives but this was delicious. I ate every bite!

First off — you’ll never find this place on Unilocal because Unilocal has it mislabled as «The Bar» — when the actual name is now «Harry’s Bar». Regardless, it’s the space right next to Olympia Pizza on 15^th in Capitol Hill where Sonic Boom records used to be (adjacent the Walgreens).
I’ve always liked this space, but sadly I seem to forget about it in the sea of more «interesting» options up and down 15^th. But went in with my wife for a post dinner drink recently and was reminded how nice it is just to have a regular _​bar_​on 15^th that’s not divey nor upscale and populated but not so much so you can’t hear yourself think.
Plenty of drink selections, the bar itself is huge, and there’s tons of seating from the front to back (tables, booths, etc). You can get anything from the Olympia Pizza menu (pizza, salads, sandwiches, some appetizers, etc) which is nice, although it’s not like it’s super gourmet (if you expected that, you are being silly).
Definitely nice to have so many options on 15^th and Harry’s Bar is a great addition to that list of drinking establishments.