The place is alright, they really tried to make it look like a cocktail bar but it looks like a frat house with lots of couches. The drinks do not have a displayed price which means who knows how much you might end up paying in the end.
Nicole Nicolas
The worst experience I've had a cocktail bar. I can't believe how awful their cocktails have gotten. You should not be charging $16+ per cocktail for a pre-batched sugar bomb. The service was also terrible, we had to wait 30+ minutes for a pre-batched cocktail. It's unfortunate they've resorted to making pre-batched cocktails.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 1
Nicole Nicolas
The $16+ pre-batched cocktails are a sugar bomb waiting to give you a headache. It's unfortunate they've resorted to pre-batched cocktails. They used to have amazing hand crafted cocktails
Kevin
Bartender who couldn't care less. NO intentions to hold a conversation and also made our $18 drinks within seconds, absolutely no thought or effort put into them. Place was empty when we came in at 9pm on a saturday and after the service + cost of drinks + quality of drinks, we realised why
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Andrew Schweyen
Very comfortable space downstairs inside of Temple Billiards. Lots of couches, unique seating, and coves well spaced. We went on a Friday night around 10 and it was not very busy compared to other bars. Great selection of cocktails that come to about $18 a piece so definitely on the higher end. Very fun spot if you enjoy
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
Simon Tan
Pretty chill, speakeasy feel. Pizza and drinks just okay.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Shawna Williams
I love the aesthetics of this little place! It’s like a finding a gem! My sister wanted to try the Pharmacy and what a great suggestion. It’s located in pioneer square in the basement of a place called Temple billiards. As soon as I walked down the stairs I got an old world Seattle vibe, I was pleasantly surprised by the couches and tables all with an eclectic antique style each of their own and some of the metal wall art was stunning! I felt like I was visiting a friend at their house, the atmosphere was super chill, there wasn’t a lot people and the drinks weren’t bad but they were a little pricey. I really enjoyed my visit it was some place different to try, I’ll bring some board games next time come around lol! The only drawbacks was the music wasn’t my taste and my friend preferred to have a screen saver on the tv rather sports playing but I was ok with the sports lol!
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
Foodie Man
The bar is in a basement, it was smelly (like bad odor) and seemed like lots of goths. Maybe it was an off night, but the vibes were odd and drinks were not cheap. However the drinks were good. Others might love this place, it just wasn’t my cup of tea.
Atmosphere: 3
Service: 3
Benjamin Redmond
This place has always been associated with Temple Billiards upstairs. Good vibe and service, you can get a pitcher of beer not just a pint, happy hour till 8pm is freaking awesome. Decent pizza.... pool.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Alexandra
Located in the basement of Temple bar. Cozy, vintage, relaxed bar. Solid cocktails. Lovely jazzy tunes.
Located in the basement of Temple bar. Cozy, vintage, relaxed bar. Solid cocktails. Lovely jazzy tunes.
Kyle Stenson
This. This takes me back to the Seattle that I grew up with. Not too swanky. Not upcharging me to the gills. Amazing cocktails and service that just meets just right. I almost don't want to publicly review this place, because it is truly a gem that cannot be beat in this city.Thank you, Pharmacy
Ved D.
Cut and chill little basement speakeasy in Pioneer Square. Stopped by on here on the way to the Mariners game to pregame and we loved it. It also helped that we won the game haha
Brian F.
3.5 starsThe Pharmacy is a lounge located downstairs from inside Temple Billiards. There are a variety of couches of different shapes and styles making the room a little eclectic. I came in on a Thursday and it was pretty much empty.My first drink was the last word ($13) which was a delicious classic drink that I haven't had in a while. My second drink was the royal bermuda yacht club ($13) which was just okay. I watched the bartender make this drink comparing it to the ingredients listed on the menu and some were different for some reason? Not sure why.The bartender mentioned that he's usually the only one working most of the time, maybe two if there's a big event. He said that means if it gets busy all of a sudden, it might take some time before people get their drinks so just beware of that. I also thought it was a bit weird and shady that the menu didn't have the prices of the cocktails listed. Other than that, it's a nice lounge with a chill vibe.
Kimberly Pham
I was unimpressed with this bar. It had a dingy, unfinished basement feel and seemed to attract a zombie-like crowd. My friend wanted to visit, so we did, but I didn't enjoy my drink or the atmosphere. The stairs leading to the bar could also be frightening after a few drinks. I won't be returning.
The place is alright, they really tried to make it look like a cocktail bar but it looks like a frat house with lots of couches. The drinks do not have a displayed price which means who knows how much you might end up paying in the end.
The worst experience I've had a cocktail bar. I can't believe how awful their cocktails have gotten. You should not be charging $16+ per cocktail for a pre-batched sugar bomb. The service was also terrible, we had to wait 30+ minutes for a pre-batched cocktail. It's unfortunate they've resorted to making pre-batched cocktails.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 1
The $16+ pre-batched cocktails are a sugar bomb waiting to give you a headache. It's unfortunate they've resorted to pre-batched cocktails. They used to have amazing hand crafted cocktails
Bartender who couldn't care less. NO intentions to hold a conversation and also made our $18 drinks within seconds, absolutely no thought or effort put into them. Place was empty when we came in at 9pm on a saturday and after the service + cost of drinks + quality of drinks, we realised why
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Very comfortable space downstairs inside of Temple Billiards. Lots of couches, unique seating, and coves well spaced. We went on a Friday night around 10 and it was not very busy compared to other bars. Great selection of cocktails that come to about $18 a piece so definitely on the higher end. Very fun spot if you enjoy
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
Pretty chill, speakeasy feel. Pizza and drinks just okay.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
I love the aesthetics of this little place! It’s like a finding a gem! My sister wanted to try the Pharmacy and what a great suggestion. It’s located in pioneer square in the basement of a place called Temple billiards. As soon as I walked down the stairs I got an old world Seattle vibe, I was pleasantly surprised by the couches and tables all with an eclectic antique style each of their own and some of the metal wall art was stunning! I felt like I was visiting a friend at their house, the atmosphere was super chill, there wasn’t a lot people and the drinks weren’t bad but they were a little pricey. I really enjoyed my visit it was some place different to try, I’ll bring some board games next time come around lol! The only drawbacks was the music wasn’t my taste and my friend preferred to have a screen saver on the tv rather sports playing but I was ok with the sports lol!
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
The bar is in a basement, it was smelly (like bad odor) and seemed like lots of goths. Maybe it was an off night, but the vibes were odd and drinks were not cheap. However the drinks were good. Others might love this place, it just wasn’t my cup of tea.
Atmosphere: 3
Service: 3
This place has always been associated with Temple Billiards upstairs. Good vibe and service, you can get a pitcher of beer not just a pint, happy hour till 8pm is freaking awesome. Decent pizza.... pool.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Located in the basement of Temple bar. Cozy, vintage, relaxed bar. Solid cocktails. Lovely jazzy tunes.
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Located in the basement of Temple bar. Cozy, vintage, relaxed bar. Solid cocktails. Lovely jazzy tunes.
This. This takes me back to the Seattle that I grew up with. Not too swanky. Not upcharging me to the gills. Amazing cocktails and service that just meets just right. I almost don't want to publicly review this place, because it is truly a gem that cannot be beat in this city.Thank you, Pharmacy
Cut and chill little basement speakeasy in Pioneer Square. Stopped by on here on the way to the Mariners game to pregame and we loved it. It also helped that we won the game haha
3.5 starsThe Pharmacy is a lounge located downstairs from inside Temple Billiards. There are a variety of couches of different shapes and styles making the room a little eclectic. I came in on a Thursday and it was pretty much empty.My first drink was the last word ($13) which was a delicious classic drink that I haven't had in a while. My second drink was the royal bermuda yacht club ($13) which was just okay. I watched the bartender make this drink comparing it to the ingredients listed on the menu and some were different for some reason? Not sure why.The bartender mentioned that he's usually the only one working most of the time, maybe two if there's a big event. He said that means if it gets busy all of a sudden, it might take some time before people get their drinks so just beware of that. I also thought it was a bit weird and shady that the menu didn't have the prices of the cocktails listed. Other than that, it's a nice lounge with a chill vibe.
I was unimpressed with this bar. It had a dingy, unfinished basement feel and seemed to attract a zombie-like crowd. My friend wanted to visit, so we did, but I didn't enjoy my drink or the atmosphere. The stairs leading to the bar could also be frightening after a few drinks. I won't be returning.