Jules Maes Saloon

came for brunch and enjoyed it very much! had the huevos cubano with a mimosa (obviously freshly squeezed what a difference) hubs had biscuits and gravy with bloody mary… the gravy was spicy chunky goodness and their biscuits have a smooth sweetish texture very good. the ambiance is laid back with the seating well spaced apart which we appreciate we had a cute table in the window to people watch. our server was was super sweet and laid back .this is a must try when in the area!

I had the pork wing and Mac… Let’s just say i would request it as my last meal if I were on death row. It’s a meal sent from god. Seriously… If you were in a car accident, and you died… God would say. «Hold up! Wait! Mig gonna give you this pork wing and Mac before your die». It’s literally heaven on a plate. Life is good. Word!!!

Stopped by on the recommendation on Google that this was a quality eatery in Georgetown. I had a lamb burger and fries. The Burger was not bad, but the fries were a glob of grease. Please either change the oil in your fryer or fry at a higher temp. My friend had the Chicken Fried Steak. It was seasoned really badly and the gravy was greasy and tasteless. The only positive was the waitress was very professional and attentive.

The best thing about this spot is the historical bits! Located in Georgetown this spot provides to the uniqueness of the area and keeps its saloon feel tempting locals to wander in. I appreciate the feel of cozy casual «dirty» feel. I want to shoot back to fit in with the décor!
Food is better than saloon food and offers variety. My favorite is the grilled cheese and tomato soup! Cozy food for cozy environment!

The experience would have been great if my wife hadn’t gotten food poisoning from the seared ahi. It will be a while before we return.

Cuban stew… gotta like it. It’s a big bowl that’s only $ 10! What a bargain. I tried a couple of tots but I’m still not sure why people are attracted to them. Beware the wings. One of my friends had them and it completely burnt through his palate.
I still like this place. We have a couple of rounds of beer. Manny’s and Lucille (quite the couple) were scattered around the table. You have to celebrate the local!
Staff was friendly, too. No rush to get in or out, just a solid time.

Undoubtably one the best food spots in seattle and the second oldest bar in the state. Fun spot with historic charm — a must visit if you haven’t already. My favorite is the prime rib dip.

Our fairly large group came in last night after a martial arts class.
Sadly, we couldn’t hear ourselves. There was a group of self-​entitled d-​wads who were far too important to comply with the waitress’s very polite request that they be seated instead of milling about drunkenly in the middle of the lane and generally making everyone else’s experience unpleasant. She attempted to seat them in a very convenient bench in the middle of the room, and even provided silverware, etc. They continued to stand while they ate, and blocked large swaths of service for everyone. I hope they see this, because I want them to know what horrible people they are. Our entire table cringed the whole time watching this group of 20+ grown men act like complete infants towards a woman literally just doing her job.
The staff handled this as well as they could, and still managed to give us great service. The food was delicious and the beers were fine as well. You guys are champs, stay cool.

The one thing I always get thrown off about here is that they don’t have a menu online, and their menu is seasonally rotating, so I went ahead and posted the brunch menu online. Just wanted to share with everyone because the brunch menu looks super legit

This is one of our favorite places to grab a bite — the atmosphere is laid back, the beer is ice cold, and the service is awesome.
The food is wonderful, but especially the jagerschnitzel (available in the fall), which is divine!

Food — Go for the Pork Pilbil. Philly Cheese Steak and Pork Wings are most likely the best items on the menu (i’ve had most things here).
Drinks — Get a drink that contains OJ, they fresh squeeze oranges here!

Came with my family on way to airport for brunch. Seriously, best biscuits and gravy I’ve ever had. My grandfather used to make this dish all the time growing up. After he died, I always order it in the hopes of getting a taste of nostalgic memory. Generally, I’m disappointed with the outcome. But here… Amazing. God rest his soul, but they may be better. So happy sitting in this awesome old school bar. He’d of liked this place.

Really cool spot, really good food, really amazing service! This is a great stop when you’re in the Georgetown hood. Try the Flatliner, it’s tater tot nachos, aka totchos. They’re sinfully delicious! The breakfast biscuits and gravy are something to pass on, they’re kinda soggy and not that good, the gravy tho was good. The house marinated Reuben was absolutely delicious, one of the better ones I have had. FYI Sunday is $ 1 off micro brews, yeh!

I def like this place but too bad I was only visiting the area. The gals behind the bar was super friendly and offered samples as I was indecisive about what to order. I ending up tasting and getting a malt type beer on draft, and it was pretty good.
The place was pretty filled for a Wednesday evening around 8 PM. We wanted to order some nibble food, but we were quite full from dinner. The menu offers some interesting choices and the typical wings and stuff. I do think it was a tad overpriced, but then again, I am from the east coast. The beers we ordered were reasonably priced though right at $ 5 apiece.

This place is a nice, hidden gem. Service was fantastic, I can’t complain about that. We had two servers tag teaming us and they were very attentive and social. I liked that we could relate to them and they were all smiles!
I’ve had food here a few times and I’m never disappointed. It really is a good place to come for lunch or happy hour. Try the tater tots.
Ambience is a little «vintage» for my taste, but I can deal with that. I’ll be back for lunch, for sure!

Try the blackened salmon chipotle caesar salad. You will NOT regret it.

Cool atmosphere… Amazing Mimosa. My prime rib French dip was mediocre… Too much fat, not enough meat. My Mans burger was decent. Great customer service!

Great spot in Georgetown for a nice meal and a chill atmosphere. Good for groups too. I had the Chipotle Caesar Salad with chicken and it was quite good. Everyone I was with enjoyed their meals too!

Grungy old bar with wobbly tables and chairs… It definitely has «character.» They have some decent bar snacks (tots) and ping pong in the back. I always trip in the bathroom on that damned sloped floor. The waitresses are pretty friendly.

I should have written this a few years ago, but hey, better late than never right? This is right down the street from me and thank heavens… cause it is some great food, atmosphere and service.
Out of about 50 visits I’ve only had bad service maybe 3 or 4 times… them are good numbers! The rest of the time, the service is stellar. The drinks are good (and by that I mean strong and proper), the food is far better than most bar food. I’ve had the burger, the lamb burger, the dragon wings, the steak sandwich and pork wings… all are great!
There is a pool/​game area in back, which is usually pretty empty on weekdays. It’s a great place to unwind after a long day. I live here and I go out to eat/​drink a lot. This is by far the best place in this area.