Glad we stumbled into Jules Mae Saloon. The people at the bar welcomed us and our dog, Louie. Wish I got the names of the bartenders, they were so friendly and accommodating. We make our own version of hot Toddy but loved their twist. Without giving it away let's just say all 4 harmonize perfectly specially on a fall evening. The Goat - a rustic flatbread pizza with goat cheese, caramelized onions and arugula, another perfect combination. And finally the bbq chicken wings, one of the best versions we've had, literally finger lickin awesome. Visiting the oldest bar in Seattle made us appreciate the down-to-earth, chill and laid back vibe. Will be back for sure to watch Improv shows and lunches with live music.

I thought this was going to be one of those "I guess this is the only thing still open this late" type of places so low expectations. My Improv classmates often frequent this spot after class. It exceeded my expectation because when I think of bar food, I think greasy, unhealthy food that I would deeply regret spending daily calories on, and don't get me wrong, it deep fried food probably aren't the healthiest, but holy moly, the spicy BLT sandwich I got was something I would definitely order during the day time also. Usually spicy is not very spicy in American establishment, but whatever sauce they use, it was and it was tasty! Tatar tots were also light and crispy. They're known for their mozzarella sticks, but I didn't ordered it. Tell me about your experience if you've been here or is going to after reading this review:)

Came here for lunch and first thing I noticed is the look and feel of this historic building. The bartender, who was awesome, gave me the tour of this giant place that has a stage even and hosts shows. As far as my first experience here, as I mentioned the service was great and I highly recommend the steak salad. One of the best I've had in a while.

Service is great. The bartender, Tia, is so friendly and helpful. The old western vibes are so fun and quaint. One of the oldest bars in Seattle. Serves food and opened late!

Super neat bar in the Georgetown neighborhood. Made it in for breakfast and it was great. Bartender was awesome the chief was right there in the open. They have music on the weekends definitely a great bar for the locals to hang out in.

Yeah, fun joint. Feels like old Seattle to me. Is it old? Or is it made to look old? I don't know. Maybe I'll look it up. But for now, I'll assume it's genuine.

Fun way to spend the evening! The area around this bar had a ton of fun eateries but this spot is worth venturing into and cruising around, especially if you enjoy history and quirk.

While looking for a new place to do brunch in Geogretown Seattle's oldest bar, Jules Maes popped up. The brunch menu was super small, but it had stuffed hashbrowns on it and that is something I had to have! Super easy parking on a Saturday morning, I thought I was going to be the first person, but there was already a full table...good sign I'm in the right place. Service was fast and friendly. Definitely kept the saloon vibe while it's clearly been somewhat updated and doesn't feel dumpy. This bar is much larger than I give it credit for - go back past the bathrooms and you get several arcade games and a performance stage! Could be an interesting place to catch a show. I went with stuffed hashbrowns with mushrooms. It came out super hot and while I was disappointed visually, the flavours were great and I'm eat it again. Interesting sounding cocktails with rotating specials. Overall a great place to come!

This place is bomb y'all. My wife and I ordered a chicken sandwich, cheeseburger, and mozzarella sticks to go. While I was waiting, the bartender was attentive and provided world class customer service despite me coming in looking like I was ready to go to the beach. The music and vibe while I waited for the food was on point. The food is incredible, wasn't expecting it to be this good. Even the tater tots are amazing and I rarely eat them. We'll definitely be back when our friends come and visit.