Where to Watch the Game
Rough and Tumble
Head to Rough and Tumble, one of two Seattle bars dedicated to women's sports, and you will find a natural gathering place for Storm basketball fans and Reign soccer supporters. Put it on your list if you want women's games on the main screens rather than relegated to a side TV.
Pitch the Baby
Pitch the Baby is the city's other women's sports bar, and it is the place to go if you follow the Storm and the Reign and want a room full of people cheering for the same teams. It is a welcome addition for anyone who has struggled to find these games on bar screens.
Flatstick Pub (Pioneer Square)
Make this Pioneer Square pub on Second Avenue South your pregame stop near the stadiums, since it opens early for Seahawks games with a 1:25 PM kickoff. Between plays, gather your group for a nine-hole mini golf course themed around Seattle, finishing at a replica Space Needle on the final hole, or try Dartsee digital darts, which is 21 and over.
The taps focus on locally owned and brewed craft beer, joined by cider, wine, batch cocktails and mocktails. Grab brick oven pizza, salads, wings, fries or a Bavarian pretzel from the kitchen, and keep the pub in mind for private events, which it hosts for groups of various sizes.
Plan Your Game Day
- Check schedules: Early openings tied to Seahawks games can change, so confirm with the bar before you set out.
- Book ahead for groups: Reserve mini golf tee times and event spaces at Flatstick Pub directly through the pub.
- Explore the area: Pair a match with a stroll through Seattle's neighborhoods or a visit to nearby Seattle landmarks.
When the final whistle blows, browse our guide to things to do in Seattle for more ideas beyond game day.
Before heading out, check each bar's own website for current hours, menus and event details.
