Sid's is a new neighborhood tavern on King Street. Honest food, cold beer, and the kind of room where the bartender remembers your order before you do.
First stop before kickoff. Last stop after the final out.
Pioneer Square has the ballpark, the stadium, the old brick, and about a hundred years of stories. What the corner of King Street needed was a place to sit down in the middle of all of it. So we found our spot, put our name over the door, and got to work.
Sid's is not trying to reinvent anything. It is a tavern. You can get a proper smash burger, a plate of steak frites, or a Seattle dog done right. You can watch the game, or you can ignore it completely. You can come in twice and be a regular by the second visit. That is the whole idea.
We open in 2026. The stools are ready when you are.
See you at the bar. ◆ Sid's
Sicks' Stadium, 1952. A hundred years of Seattle walking to the ballgame through this neighborhood.
We sit at 121 S King St, a couple of blocks from both stadiums. Fall Sundays, sixty thousand people walk past our door on the way to kickoff. Summer nights, the whole street floats home from the ballpark.
The smart ones stop at Sid's. Watch the game or ignore it completely. Both are house specialties.
Kickoff to final whistle, two blocks from the field
Rain or shine. This is Seattle, plan on rain.
First pitch to final out, a short walk from the yard
This ticket never expires. Neither does the welcome.
Opening 2026
Hours announced closer to openingLeave your email and we will tell you the day the doors open. Nothing else, promise.
Bartenders, servers, cooks, hosts, everyone. Apply on the site or email jobs@sidstavern.com.