Canon has an extensive list of cocktails with the most inventive ways to serve them. I drank from a smoking glass pipe, a shopping cart and a Nintendo game cartridge. Also cocktails with boba? Yes!
Allecia Vermillion calls this the “brown liquor juggernaut of Seattle cocktail bars” with a massive (in the thousands) whiskey collection and back-to-back James Beard noms for outstanding bar program. Read more
The staff is really friendly, the place is very cool, and the drinks, oh boy... the drinks are fantastic! Order a "Camp fire in Georgia" is an experience 🤗 best cocktail bar in Seattle
They have the best craft cocktails in Seattle. A little pricey, but well worth it. I recommend to make a reservation otherwise you'll be outside for at least 30 minutes.
One of the best cocktail bars I've been to. The magic was a bit too sweet for me, but the off-menu cocktail I got was on point! Early grey, gin and smokey 👌🏽
So far we've had the Pork Belly Sliders, the Flank Steak Succotash, and the Chicken Pesto. The bartenders are fun and make you feel safe to play "roulette" (a fun cocktail option!). Pork loin d'best!
The icons next to the drink show the kind of glass it comes in. Or shopping cart or glass orb or large metal goblet. Probably the best cocktails in Seattle, but others are catching up.
Some of the best cocktails anywhere are made at canon. They also have an exceptional spirits selection, with many whiskies that are available almost nowhere else.
The liberal cocktail reminiscent of an old fashioned; gnome chompsky, fun gnome sippy cup; transfusion for two, shock value in blood bag, taste like punch. Drinks all too sugary sweet for me.
Make sure to use the wash room. It is the greatest washroom I ever used. It is a fortress in which to take a break from insanity. It has a radio, fresh towels, and is clean beyond belief.
Come here and ask for Chris then get the Shrouded Roulette which is an off the cuff recipe based on your base alcohol. Whiskey is mine and every drink was an amazing adventure!
With the largest selection of American whiskey in the world and a 94-page menu (including nine pages worth of rare whiskies), Canon should be on every boozehound's bucket list.
Bartender a bit rude, but the drinks and atmosphere makes it all up. Go there for great cocktails and a ridiculous array of whiskies (some are pricey tho)
The mahogany bookshelves date to the early Victorian era, brought to america by spirits enthusiast sir Walter Beuregarde. Order his namesake cocktail and pay homage to sir Walters cherished bourbon
The place is dripping with antiquated, old-world charm. You need to try the pork belly sliders, tip your bartender, and thank me later. And use their bathroom :)
The menu can be intimidating if you're not a cocktail connoisseur. Don't be afraid to ask for recommendations or try the roulette, the barstaff is knowledgable and very friendly.
Front of house is unhelpful and their seating/standing policy is absurd. If there is an unreserved seat at the bar it should be open to anyone, even if there are two of you.
If I come into millions, Imma come in and drink ALL the 1901 Old Overholt. Bravo gents -- hell of a bar. Leave all the two dollar bills for the bartenders.
They keep an artificial crowd outside for no real reason. Stood in the cold for an hour and when we got in there were 6 seats at the bar, and an open table, with plenty of people outside still waiting