Harvey’s Lounge

Wow is all I can say. Watered down beer. Bartender was on some kind of drug, and was more interested in keeping her passed out boyfriend from falling off the bar stool. Great place!

Cool little bar with two pool tables, shuffle board, a pinball game, & and outdoor smoking patio.
The bartender was very unfriendly and a little rude/​condescending. Maybe she was having a bad night because she had the same bad attitude with everyone. The crowd didn’t seem too rowdy so I can’t really excuse they way she acted. She also sucks at pouring beer and all four beers she pour were not filled to the top and basically served as 12oz beer instead of a pint (I took a picture so you can see what I’m talking about). I don’t think we will visit again.

I like this place. And as a pool player i appreciate a dive bar with Diamond tables. They have tournaments every Monday with only a 5 dollar entry and the competition is good. The staff is friendly and has beeb lenient with bar tabs. The food is ok. If it was better this place would have earned 5 stars. The back corner is pretty cluttered too and can use being organised but over all a nice dive bar.

GREAT tavern… old fashion tavern. First time here and love it already. Big beer selections. .spirits and real hard working people all talking and engaging like old friends…

A pretty standard dive bar on Aurora in Lynnwood («Edmonds»). Lots of TVs, so it’s good for watching a game and grabbing a few beers, and two pool tables and a shuffle board. Can’t say it was anything memorable, but it’s a decent dive with decent service. Stopped by cuz a friend was there but I’m not sure I’d go out of my way to commute here for a drink. Chill spot though.

Wendy is my favorite. That’s all!!!

Harvey’s is the perfect dive bar.
Free pool on Sundays!
Shuffleboard!
Skeeball!
Pinball!
Mini basketball!
Darts!
Karaōke!
TVs!
Juke box!
Wendy is almost always tending bar and she’s fun and nice. Great full bar, corn dogs and fries, back patio with umbrellas and smoking allowed.
This place is usually not too crowded and has a good vibe.
Drinks are fairly priced and it’s well worth hanging out there.

We stopped by on a Friday for a beer and really liked Harvey’s. It’s super casual and everyone was friendly. I felt very welcomed. The bartender, Wendy, was awesome. I wish we had a place like this in my town.

This is a fun hang out spot for a late night! Went to Harvey’s for a friends 30^th Birthday. They have decent drink prices, and some decent micro brews on tap. Which is great, because typically dive bars only have Bud Light or Coors on tap, in my experience.
My friend had several birthday drinks and the bartender was great and kept bringing him waters. She was the only one there and was able to keep up with a crazy Saturday night crowd! She even gave the birthday boy a free Harvey’s sweatshirt!
They even had karaōke! Me and my girls all sang plenty of girlie songs which I’m sure drove all the guys crazy! It was a fun time. They also have pool. Lots to do. Fun place to be with good friends!

New owners really turned this place around. A lot better now. Big beers and and outside patio. There’s even skeeball!

Wendy is a great bartender, Many of thethe people that frequent this place j have been kicked out of all the other bars on the neighborhood, otherwise it’s a good bar

Maybe if you’re not in here on a Saturday night, the lack of karaōke will take this place up to three stars. It’s a dive with a loooong history behind it, a long tradition of existence to its members as well as to the community at large, as Delta Tau Chi president Robert Hoover once said. But I digress. When the karaōke is on, everything changes. You could search the wide world over and audition the worst karaōke singers available, and maybe you could outdo the succession of mike-​rockin’ karaōke kings and queens at Harvey’s…but not likely. It’s hard to imagine karaōke any harder to listen to than here. It sounded like a vuvuzela contest. Or maybe a bunch of geese with their feet caught in a lawnmower.
They say the sound system might be to blame.
And, really, how could they all be that bad at once, without the system being part of the problem? Well, no matter. One person told knock-​knock jokes and screamed like she was in a horror movie, instead of singing. And, anyway, sometimes it’s fun to just get together with your friends and act crazy, and they were clearly cracking each other up, so I’ll leave this be.
What you get here is a classic north sound dive that’s been doin’ it for decades. Lots of TVs, lots of sports promotions if you want to come in for the game, there’s pool, there’s a full bar with good prices. They were raffling off a bunch of Weber grills. Everybody knows each other. The place gets a little crazy sometimes, but clearly they have their fun, and it’s kinda like a little club.
There’s nothing fancy here, but it’s pretty clean and the people are friendly. I’ve always been curious about it because they have that huge neon sign like you can’t build new anymore. It must have been here since the 50s, ’cause that’s when Harvey was in theaters. I love that they’re still carryin’ on.

Typical dive bar with great prices. Service is terrible unless you’re close to the bar, but that’s okay. Prices are decent, food is your typical bar food. However I like to induldge in the late-​night alcohol inspired craving of corn dogs and that makes me happy! Especially the chili corn dogs. It was chili con carne powder in the batter! NOMS!

This place has gotten a million times more awesome since my last review.
First, they have games galore! I love me some bar games, and you will find quite a few here! They have donkey kong, pop a shot, shuffleboard, pool, and skeeball. I mean really. How can you do much better than that? You can’t. They have pool, of course. If you’re really cool, you can join a league and earn yourself a sweet embroidered jacket.
Second, drinks are still awesome. The last few times I’ve gone in, the bartender has had my whiskey and coke ready for me. That might be a red flag that I am coming here too much… Damn your skeeball!
And of course they’re still strong. Someone once noted that you have to be a «professional» to drink here. That’s probably true after seeing the last few times I’ve brought a newbie in. Homies can’t hang.
Third, they have a great outdoor patio for the summer, I think they even BBQ out there for games and such.
This is quickly becoming one of my favorite bars. Give it a chance! I know it looks disturbing on the outside, but its inside charm makes up for it. Skeeball!!!

Yech. Dirty, poor service, time for a major remodel and cleanup. If your a regular the service is probably fine for you.

My friend and I stopped in here last time I was home. It was 5pm on a Friday and we were looking for a dive bar to stop at and drink a beer or two after our day of hanging out at Alderwood Mall. We stopped here and it was the perfect choice. My friend got a mondo sized Bud Light for cheap and I got a nice sized Blue Moon for $ 4.50, a little pricey, but okay. The best part was when this person, who was obviously a regular and celebrating their birthday with a large sheet cake offered us a piece! It’s the kind of place I could see myself visiting with friends on my visits home to the west side!

Please understand this is a dive bar, great service, ok juke box, crazy clientele. Affordable drinks out side patio and puppy friendly,
Albert

Bandaroke on Friday nights! If you are looking for something to do, and have an eclectic taste in music, then this is the place for you. We went on a Friday night because a friend was playing. It was really fun, and yes, the atmosphere was divey, but this bar doesn’t pretend to be anything else. I had a Malibu and Coke, which was really quite good. There was a couple who were doin it with their clothes on, and the bartender quickly put the kibosh on that. All in all the people were nice, the music was good, and we had a lot of fun!

On Saturday morning I went looking for a bar around the Shoreline-​Edmonds line that was open in time to catch more than half of the 9 am Huskies/​Duke game. It wasn’t easy finding such a place. (What fool decided that was an appropriate time for a big game, with half the rabid viewers residing in the Pacific time zone? My hopes of being the only jerk in royal blue — let’s go devv-​ULLs! — and having pint glasses thrown at my head by rowdy purple fans were dashed. Said fans were probably still in bed.)
Anyway, on the 9 am-​bar front, Harvey’s gamely rose to the challenge.
The outside suggests a total dive, for better or worse, awaits within the door. Inside, however, awaits a spacious, clean, and friendly bar, with just enough dive around the edges to mean: (1) it’s open at 9, (2) you can feel comfortable doing pretty much whatever, (3) the prices are good, and (4) you can guess it’s a fun place to be at night — for personal rowdiness, people-​watching, or something in between.
A fine selection of deep-​fried foods, though I didn’t try any. I went for the breakfast of Mac & Jacks. And that was perfectly fine.

Its nicer than it looks, which ain’t saying much.
This old time 1940’s era crusty bar specializes in big blue cans of Bud Lite and octogenarians in plaid. To be fair, I was there mid afternoon, but I suspect the night is filled with the finest lads and lasses this side of 8-​Mile.
Its clean, and gets stars for having a well maintianed pin ball machine and a cool intact old school rabbitt neon sign. And who doesn’t like a mom and pop establishment who never gave in to «modernization»