Gregory’s Bar & Grill

Near the airport and between economy hotels, I wasn’t sure what to expect — but wow! I had a hearty and fresh lunch with bottomless coffee from a waitress who really knows how much service is just right.
On her recommendation, I had a cup of the kale and sausage soup. Really good and creamy with the sausage offering a little heat. The California club sandwich needed two hands — loaded with fresh ingredients.
Quiet, clean and really friendly.
I’ll be back again — a pleasant surprise indeed!

Something really terrible has happened to the karaōke bar in recent weeks the manager is a complete and total idiot. He has been tossing people out of there constantly during January. The usual karaōke crowd has fled this place, and headed for kinder places.
If you want lousy service, impolite management this is your place as for me I’ll never be back

The only reason this gets a two star is for the service. We waited over 10 minutes to get our drinks, and then we practically had to do the YMCA to get the attention of the waitress so we could get our check.

Had dinner on Sat. night… fish and chips… it was just ok. Salad fixings should have been thrown out and made with FRESH ingredients. Was to meet family there for breakfast following morning. Noticed on the menu that on Saturday and Sunday they serve breakfast until noon. We arrived at 11 a.m. and were informed that they they only serve breakfast until 11… so had to order lunch. Clam chowder is on menu for lunch but we were told we could not order as it was not warmed up. Really??? Waitress could barely speak English and had a hard time getting orders right… and as it turned out she did not get one of the orders correct. All orders were to be paid separately. Waitress was also cashier and I paid mine with a $ 50 bill she shorted me $ 9.00…I had to calculate for her what my change should be. I do not recommend this place from the service to the food. Horrible experience!!!

Second time here passing through Seattle. My gf and I have so much fun here. This is a dive bar with character… and many characters! Kereoke at its best. Some for fun, some that shouldn’t be and some just waiting to be discovered.
The staff here is great. Managers attentive. Friendly and fun. I will be back!

Nothing really special about this place. Small bar with not so great service but fun karaōke. We were just looking for something to do and this place was close to the hotel. I’m sure there are better bars in the area but since we don’t drink we wanted something that would provide some entertainment and this place at least had karaōke.
It’s small but not too small and seems like there are some regulars. It’s right next to the red lion hotel or maybe attached to it. Parking is tight but you can park in the hotel lot too. We found only one open spot on a Friday night. That’s not because the bar was packed but because the hotel was full.
The service was a little annoying. Seems like they might have been understaffed. We sat at the bar and the bartender barked, «need IDs, you gotta be 21 to sit here.» We got out our IDs and then he walked away. We waited for 10 minutes then put them away. He came back and said «IDs.» Ok, well, we had them out at one point! He looked and handed them back without saying a word. He asked us if we wanted something. We asked for menus and the just ordered a soda. Later we decided we wanted dessert too but nobody ever checked on us or offered a soda refill. Finally I got the attention of a server and got the bill. $ 3.56, for a soda!!! I paid and we left and no parting comments were offered by either server.
Go with a group of friends and do karaōke and you will have fun.

Super fun place. Karaōke nights, happy hour specials, good food. Angela was the best bartender we had our whole trip up here.

Waitress need to improve her customer service skills. Not friendly!!! Ordered shrim mushroom stir fry hot plate but it came with 5 shrimps only for 11 bucks wtf!!! And it took forever it wasn’t good!!! It was basically mushrooms and oil!!!

My flight was delayed and it was around happy hour time, so my girlfriend and I decided to stop in at a place by the airport to get some drinks. Like Ace of Base, we saw the sign for happy hour at Gregory’s so we pulled into the parking lot.
We seated ourselves at the bar and ordered a couple of vodka sodas which were $ 4 each. On the other side of the bar, a middle aged man had struck up a conversation with a middle aged woman. He was asking her if there were any good dive bars in the area. His intentions were quite clear, and she seemed to be interested in the same thing. He continued to flirt with her. At one point, he told her to look up «Forrest Gump Bench Interview» on YouTube. He was clearly intending to demonstrate his value (D in the Dennis system for fans of It’s Always Sunny) by showing that he was the inspiration for Forrest’s cross country journey. She didn’t really need to be impressed though, and she didn’t actually look up the video.
On a side note, I did look up the video later. It was a local news story about a man who decided to walk from Washington DC to Arizona to raise awareness about child abuse. The man in the video looked an awful lot like the man in the bar. If it truly was him, that guy is awfully sleazy for someone willing to walk across the country to stand against child abuse.
Anyway, he suggested that they go check out the dive bar that the woman recommended down the road. She nodded as if to say, «Whatever. I just want to get laid,» and then they walked out together. Romance of the century. We were certainly entertained by their interaction.
Anyway, we ordered the buffalo wings with ranch dressing. The hot wings were surprisingly tasty and spicy. The sauce was outstanding and definitely cleared my sinuses. Who knew some hotel bar near to the airport would have such good wings?
The bartenders were all really nice, and we only waited a short time before our wings were brought out.
This will definitely be our go-​to bar for whenever future flights get delayed.

We went here with a group of girls for my 30^th birthday. They were very friendly and helpful over the phone while making the reservation and informative. We did karaōke. The MC was great and there were a lot of people, mostly regulars. Definitely for the older crowd, but still fun.
The only drawback was there was NO PARKING! Or at least, very few… probably about ten stalls.

We went into the bar for drinks and appetizers. The waitress came over and explained «happy hour» and gave us menus to look at. The bar had exactly 8 people in it not counting the three of us. We waited 20 minutes while the waitress/​bartender helped others and visited with the other patrons. She looked over at us several times but we were never approached. Finally we walked out. We certainly would have been patient if the bar was full but this was ridiculous.

The coordination between the hotel and restaurant needs 100% improvement. I was told their hours for the kitchen were until midnight and the lounge until 2, arrived at 8pm only to be told that the kitchen was closed and then to have them close the whole thing immediately upon the football championship game ending at 9. No last call, nothing. Given that the hotel advertises this as their «onsite» restaurant and that may be a factor in choosing it to begin with, wow.

I cannot comment on what this place might be like in the evening. I was here at 2:30 in the afternoon. The bartender was very friendly and attentive. My burger was cooked medium, and my beer was cold. Overall I was happy with my meal. Four TVs provided entertainment, and free Wifi was provided by Red Lion. I’ll certain consider this place when I have time to kill before heading to the airport.

I didn’t order food here, however the drinks… DAMN! They made the word «watered-​down» non-​existent. I ordered several cocktails and they made them incredibly strong. If you want to drink, COME HERE.

I love this place. Fantastic bartenders and staff! Fantastic karaōke hosts! Awesome group of regulars! Great food. Good times always happen here!

If you like karaōke, this is a great place to go. Last I checked, they have it Wednesday through Sunday (5 days a week). It is in a bar attached to the Red Lion Hotel across from SeaTac Airport.
Different groups come in. Of course, you have the local regulars. There are groups that come in celebrating birthdays and such. Also, you have travelers using the airport hub. As a result, sometimes it is very busy, while other times, the crowd is smaller and more intimate. As a singer, I’m cool with either. Either, I have a large audience or I’m singing frequently because of a short rotation. Thus, I always seem to win there.
The karaōke hostesses are always seasoned veterans that know how to mix the sound and make it fun. The wait-​staff does everything they can. Typically, your food will show up when your name gets called to sing. I order the sizzling shrimp or the clam chowder. There are other food items I enjoy as well.
Guests are typically very encouraging to all singers. You could be really horrible and still get a lot of applause. Don’t expect honesty about your talent here, but if you are really good, someone will probably come up to your table later, shake your hand, and say something very nice.
It is a classy venue and fairly large. You get a nice feeling here.

Came here on Valentine’s Day for dinner and I couldn’t be happier with this choice!
Our server was a really sweet lady. I can’t remember her name but she has been with them for 29 years! She was very accommodating with our parities various food requests.
Overall, this place offers a variety of food with generous portions for a good price.

I used to come by often on Friday night in recent years and returned last week for a bit.
The menu smelled freshly anew and looked different than before. I went straight for the garlic parmesan fries and a mac ‘n jacks. Me and my coworker buddy just hung a bit at the windows while listening to karaōke in the air. I think the same waitress is still there — I know that’s the same KJ as before. She’s definitely a fun and friendly as it’s always seemed. And even though it’s via disks, there’s quite the great selection. A mix of regulars, tourists and random people can be seen. Sometimes it’s mostly old folks just shooting the breeze.
One funny thing to note is that the KJ lady always 99% plays anything but rock and country in the background while songs and people are being queued up, yet it’s mostly soft rock, rock, oldies and country usually sung here. I finally decided to give ‘er a whirl on that there mic: Little Lion Man — Mumford & Sons.
I may come by on occasion for karaōke after work onward.

I have been here many times before as a hangout place after work to enjoy some stiff drinks and enjoy the karaōke bar, but my first time here to have a meal. The restaurant itself is divided into two sections one for the karaōke bar and the other side you have the restaurant which are all part of the Red Lion Hotel. Nice décor with the white tablecloths and holiday decorations on the table and around the restaurant, but nothing very fancy.
I enjoyed the fact that the waitresses were very friendly and attentive with their service plus also they helped with giving their own recommendations of what specialties they serve there on a daily basis. I ordered the meat loaf wrapped with bacon, garlic mashed potatoes and some vegetables. My gf ordered the seafood penne pasta. The portion sizes were huge and I was sitting there thoughout dinner determinded to finish it even though I was stuffed to the gill. The meal was great with meatloaf and bacon as I have never tried that before, but the only thing lacking was that I like my meatloaf to have a more ketchupy taste to it rather than the gravy they had on top.
Overall I had a great evening with my friends and will definitely come back to try another meal here.

Beat karaōke is Washington! Been here two times in five years and both times were awesome! The host is great, the sound is awesome and the crowd is amazing!
I’ll return every time I’m in town!