H & H Tavern

Great place! And I left my wallet there and they kept it safe for me. Thank you, thank you!

Great dive bar! fun atmosphere even on a kind of quiet day.
Good prices but wish they’d had the NFL package (instead of only playing 1 football game).

Love H&H Tavern. Such a great dive bar! We never stay very Don’t stay very long when We go in! Prime Issaquah location on Front Street. No need to get dressed up very laid back atmosphere.

This place is a hole in the wall, but not in a good way. The bartenders are rude and can’t make a decent drink. I wouldn’t go back to this place if you paid me to!

For what Issaquah has to offer, this is sadly one of the better spots for a pint. I’ve been here numerous times and I’ve never once been impressed by anything, just less disappointed. The barstaff is usually good, which makes the vaugely rundown feel a little more intentional.
The pours are usually good, but the beer selection is not. This is one of the few Issaquah bars where you can have a chance of having a conversation, but since they have a digital jukebox it can real brotastic and annoying around 9. Typical.
A decent spot to stop on a barhopping tour, but don’t expect much.

I come to this bar a lot due to its proximity to downtown issaquah. There may be better choices of bars but with 50 cent pool games, free peanuts and popcorn its hard to pass up. Its across from dominoes and subway which make it easy to walk and go get food. Free WiFi and super nice and funny bartenders. Usually bar goers are friendly and has a slightly more professional feel than the rolling log. Some what clean but has a distinct smell. One of the oldest bars in issaquah with a rich history. Rumors have it there is an old underground tunnel from the h to the rolling log that was used during prohibition and had underground gambling. Wish I could have experienced that back in the day. I will always remember this bar as a place I attended when I was young. A landmark in issaquah that would be a shame to lose.

The only reason I came here was because it was the only bar open on Christmas. And it was packed! It’s a pretty standard dive bar. I think they have all the regular things– pool, darts, etc. Nothing special but if you’re nearby (or it’s the only thing open) then it will satisfy your need to go to a bar and have a few beers.

Definitely a dive bar, but in Issaquah, that puts it higher on the scale than you might expect. My friends who took me there say the new bartenders are doing a great job, with friendly table service if it’s not too busy. They also seemed to think the beer taps are cleaned regularly, something most dive bars don’t always do. There’s pool, free popcorn and a jukebox. Great place to order a pitcher of beer (served in real glass pitchers) and share it with your friends. You’ll likely run into some of the musicians from Village Theatre down the street after the show!

Great bar. I believe it’s the oldest bar in Issaquah and probably the best dive bar. I used to go there 11 years ago and it was full of all the career alcoholics lining the walls (and asleep), but now has a younger, hipster crowd.
If you’re looking for a place where anything goes, H & H is your place.

I like a good dive bar. But I guess I prefer those in «not my hometown» bars. This place reminds me of all the people that couldn’t, or wouldn’t leave Issy or at LEAST improve their lives after high school in some way.
In one corner was drunk brosef, close-​talking and squeezing his presumed girlfriend so she couldn’t skitter away. As she was clearly trying to do. The other part, people playing pool and taking it v. serious when they weren’t plunking money into the digital jukebox to play the same GD Sublime song or crappy country music 26 times in a row.
Beer selection is OK. Bathrooms, scary. Atmosphere? Like you may get your butt kicked for no good reason in a heartbeat.
AND — Happy hour? When is that? Pfffft.

Reviewing the H&H is a bit difficult. It’s a bit of a dive bar in Issaquah. The first time I came here it was on a stop of many spots and I thought it was fabulous. The next time I went back I was driving later and a bit more clear in my thoughts and it was a bit of a disappointment. There were signs all over the bar advertising their super long happy hour, but the waitress told us to hurry up and order our beers since happy hour was about end. Shame the signs advertised the happy hour going another hour past the time it was.
There’s a pool table to keep yourself entertained and you’ll hear the regulars playing everything from country music to modern rock on the juke box. Stumble into this place if you’re looking for a place to grab a beer and hang out, but don’t expect too much.