Columbia City Ale House
4914 Rainier Ave S, Seattle, Washington 98118
(206) 723-5123
Columbia City Ale House Business Information
- Name:
- Columbia City Ale House
- Address:
- 4914 Rainier Ave S
- City:
- Seattle
- State:
- Washington, US
- Zip Code:
- 98118
- Telephone:
- (206) 723-5123
- Fax:
- n/a
- Website URL:
- https://www.seattlealehouses.com
- Facebook:
- https://www.facebook.com/39861633980
- Twitter:
- n/a
- Categories:
- Bars
Pubs - Menu
- Menu
- Hours:
- M-Th 11:30am-9pm, F-Sa 11:30am-10pm, Su Closed
- Services:
n/a - Products:
n/a - Brands:
n/a - Specialties:
- Green chile tuna melt, Red Reuben, Gumbo, Steak sandwich
- Coordinates:
- 47.557411, -122.284554
- Accepted Payment:
- Established:
- 2000
About Columbia City Ale House
BACK IN 1991, amid the rise of the first Internet start-ups, the smell of the first coffee roasters, and the pounding sound of the Grunge scene: Seattle pub culture was first born on a once-quiet corner of Greenwood. It started with owner Jeff Eagan’s vision of transporting the English style pub to Seattle and introduce locals to the region’s growing supply of fresh, craft brews. That vision grew to include offering a menu of gourmet food from Chef Jeff Reich at reasonable prices. Since those days, Seattle-style Ale House Cuisine has been synonymous with the 74th Street, Hilltop, and Columbia City Ale Houses.
BRING US TO 2020.
Jeff intended to continue operating the Ale House with his 2 sons Brendan and Bryce at the helm, but Covid-19 had other plans. The Columbia City Ale House was forced to shutter its doors.
Emily Eberhart, Ale House bartender of 6 years, heard about the plans to close up shop and knew she had to figure out a way to keep the restaurant open. She met with friends and community members who were also not ready to say goodbye to their beloved restaurant.
So Emily got to work and has found a way to keep it open.
Here we are now, proud to announce the new owner of the Columbia City Ale House, Emily Eberhart.
Emily’s experience, connection to the community, and love for the Ale House family will ensure the Ale House stays true to its roots. But don’t be surprised if you start to see some changes around here once things start to get back to normal. There are new projects in the works that will hopefully elevate everyone’s experience and bring in some new faces.
We all look forward to raising a glass with you to the long continued life of the Columbia City Ale House.
Cheers!
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