Bill's Off Broadway

This place has been here for a very long time. Definitely historic to cap Hill. With that, the food is dependable. Consistently good with variety. Not an overwhelming amount (this ain't cheesecake factory. Servers are pleasant and timely without being overbearing. I think they are supposed to have good drinks too.

Decided to stop In for a quick bite. I chose Bill's based on the reviews, never been here before. Even though it seemed like a decently busy night, I was able to be seated within a minute or two. My order was taken quickly, and was served within 15 minutes. I ordered the Fish and chips, and was pleasantly surprised by the quality and serving size! Three decent cuts of fish, a large pile of fries, and some amazing house made tartar sauce. All in all, I had a great time. I'll definitely be back soon to try the pizza!

Came on the Wednesday before Thanksgiving with the intention of watching the Zags game. The bartender immediately was helpful in getting me set up and switching a TV over to the game. Ordered the nachos and a few beers. Nachos are solid for what you are payIng for, but are more Americanized than what you'd find at a great Mexican spot. Definitely worth the price for happy hour. The staff remained extraordinarily friendly throughout despite it being a slower night. Their positivity makes me wish I lived in this area, so I could come back for some more happy hour goodness!

Awesome bartender/ server. My table was getting a little crazy with a bar game that involved a coin, a pen, and a napkin.. and the staff was really cool about it. Drinks are moderately priced, good at happy hour. I ordered a size of pizza and it took me right back to my book-it days at Pizza hut. That might be your thing or it might not. I enjoyed it. The place seems like a great place to catch a game, it filled up for the basketball game before we left. Cheers!

This place was torn down, but they rebuilt it from scratch in a new building and it looks exactly the same from the exterior to the interior. Popular neighborhood hangout. Regular pizza isn't all that good, but the happy hour flat bread pizza is tasty. Great customer service and comfortable atmosphere.

Something I like to do is wait a few times (in this case until I received Duke status on yelp haha!) until I write a review. I feel it's more fair that way, whenever possible. I've really enjoyed coming to Bill's. It's consistent, the staff are chill in a good way (they leave you alone but make sure you're always taken care of), and the food is really dang good! I've tried several things and they are always spot on. For a sports bar, I've been very impressed at the quality of food they create. From the house made blue cheese, to the delicious pizza to the homemade spaghetti, the flavors and ingredients are delicious and fresh! Speaking of spaghetti, it starts with a salad of your choice, (a delicious salad...cold lettuce, tomatoes, etc) SIX pieces of toasty warm garlic bread and a huge bowl of spaghetti...choose between marinara or meat sauce. It's also a great place to belly up and drink. They have a ton of beer and cider on tap, both local and from around the world. Great happy hour menu (try the sliders...) and cheap drink prices! Go, enjoy, watch a game...eat some food and meet some new friends!

A local favorite. The pizza here is out of control... Best Chicago style deep dish in Seattle, hands down. Really awesome staff: quirky, experienced, and they make you feel at home. I've brought large groups here and they totally handled it without breaking a sweat. I almost always tip higher than average here. The remodel they did is mostly great, though it can definitely get crowded on the weekends (only real downside).