The Tasting Room
Type: Wine Bar
10Best Says
Hidden away in Post Alley, with an entryway-roof of wine-casks, find the charming Tasting Room. Definitely a hidden treasure, The Tasting Room Seattle (and its sibling location in Yakima) features... Read More
Hidden away in Post Alley, with an entryway-roof of wine-casks, find the charming Tasting Room. Definitely a hidden treasure, The Tasting Room Seattle (and its sibling location in Yakima) features artisan-crafted, hard-to-find wines from all over Washington in a wine cave-like setting. The Tasting Room is Washington's first cooperative wine cellar, and features vintages from winemaker-owned wineries such as Cameraderie, Harlequin, Latitude 46, Natches Heights and more. Their site offers a listing of available bottles and vintages, plus a calendar of events; currently, they host wine hops every Thursday and "Pie Day" every Friday, with Pagliacci Pizza alongside their favorite wines. The Tasting Room Seattle is open seven days a week beginning at noon.
EXPERT TIPS BY:
Corinne Whiting
Seattle Local Expert
- Wine Bars: "Check the calendar for "Wine Wednesdays," a weekly ritual of relaxation set to live music and local wines. Music starts at 5 p.m. and goes until 7-7:30."
- Best for Wine Bars Because: The Tasting Room Seattle, tucked away in Post Alley, features artisan-crafted, hard-to-find wines from all over Washington in a wine cave-like setting.
