Strong drinks good food and a chill vibe That’s CC’s in Seattle’s Capitol Hill neighborhood. CC’s isn’t just any bar it’s a cornerstone of the city’s LGBTQ+ community. For years it’s been a haven a place where people can relax and be themselves. Located on East Olive Way it’s known for its friendly bartenders who pour strong drinks. It’s also popular for its open mic nights. This is a place that truly embraces inclusivity. The bar welcomes everyone regardless of size or style. It’s a place where bears and their admirers feel comfortable and at home. There’s never a cover charge. That’s a smart fact many Seattle bars charge a cover. This ensures accessibility. Lonely Planet even recommends CC’s for LGBTQ+ travelers who prefer a relaxed atmosphere. Many praise the laid-back atmosphere. The outdoor smoking area becomes quite social especially during Pride. Even during busier times the atmosphere remains conducive to conversation. Thrillist included CC’s in its 2021 list of the best LGBTQ bars in Seattle highlighting its strong drinks good food and chill atmosphere. It even strictly enforced proof of vaccination at one point. CC’s has moved locations in the past. It used to be on Madison Street but relocated to its current spot on East Olive Way. The bar has a rich history and it continues to be a beloved spot for locals and visitors alike. So next time you’re in Capitol Hill make sure to stop by CC’s. Experience the legendary hospitality and the strong drinks for yourself. You won’t regret it.
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