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    The Red Door, Bar in Seattle
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    The Red Door

    Fremont, Seattle

    Bar in Seattle, United States

    Why go

    The Red Door is worth choosing for a casual Fremont beer outing, especially if the group wants pub food, relaxed energy, and patio potential rather than a serious cocktail program. It is better for low-key dates, birthdays, and warm-weather meetups than for formal dinners or quiet business drinks.

    About The Red Door

    The Red Door is a casual venue in Seattle with a listed price point of $25 per person. Beyond that, data is limited, so the safest way to plan around it is to treat it as an informal Seattle stop rather than assume a specific menu, drinks program, seating setup, or service style.

    The clearest planning details are simple: The Red Door is in Seattle, the dress code is casual, and the listed price is $25 per person. It has also been identified as a Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives Featured Bar in 2026.

    Dress can stay casual; this is not a venue where the information suggests formal attire.

    Food and drinks should be confirmed before you plan around them

    If food or a particular drink style is central to the night, check directly with The Red Door before committing. The $25 per person price point gives a basic planning estimate, but it does not verify what will be included or what kind of order makes the best value.

    For a low-pressure outing, The Red Door may make sense if the group is comfortable with a casual Seattle venue and can confirm any must-have details in advance. For a more structured dinner, a particular cuisine, or a specific drinks experience, compare it with other Seattle dining and bar options before deciding.

    Plan the rest of the night around Seattle, with details confirmed directly

    The Red Door is a simple Seattle option when the known facts are enough for your plan: casual dress, a $25 per person price point, and Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives Featured Bar recognition in 2026. If the night depends on outdoor seating, reservations, a specific menu, or a particular service style, verify those details with the venue before going.

    The bottom line: choose The Red Door when you want a casual Seattle venue and the basics fit your plans.

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    Planning details

    Location
    3401 Evanston Ave N
    Phone
    206-547-7521
    Venue details

    Ambiance

    Casual, old-school pub atmosphere in a historic Fremont building, focused on local craft beer, hearty bar bites, and a spacious, popular patio for warm-weather hangouts.

    Tags

    Vibe

    ClassicLivelyIconic

    Best For

    Casual HangoutAfter WorkGroup Outing

    Experience

    Historic BuildingStandaloneTerrace

    Format

    Seated BarOutdoor Terrace

    At the Bar

    Bar Category
    Beer Bar
    Late Night
    Closes by Midnight
    Know before you go

    Know Before You Go

    Getting there
    3401 Evanston Ave N
    Planning details

    Location

    3401 Evanston Ave N · Directions

    206-547-7521

    Recognition and awards
    2026
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    Around this place
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    FAQ

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Is the food good at The Red Door?
    Is The Red Door worth the prices?

    The price point is $25 per person. That can be a useful planning estimate for a casual Seattle outing, but the best value depends on what you plan to order, so confirm current offerings directly if price is a deciding factor.

    What's the crowd like at The Red Door?

    Plan for an informal visit and confirm any occasion-specific concerns with the venue.

    Does The Red Door have outdoor seating?
    Is The Red Door good for a date?

    It can be considered for a casual, low-pressure Seattle date if the $25 per person price point and casual dress code fit the plan. For anything more specific, such as a particular menu, seating style, or atmosphere, confirm details directly first.