Flatstick Pub

I really enjoy this place. Great beer selection and If you go to the website the beer menu is there. (So you don’t hold up the line deciding). Many restaurants deliver there so you can enjoy food with your beer. I’m also glad kids aren’t allowed on beer side (just golf). Dog friendly too!

Amazing. Tanisha, Jeff, and jake are the best. What a great idea for Kirkland! Beer and a view of the water… Can’t beat it!

Cheap mini golf and beer sounds like a good time to me! Went on a busy Saturday afternoon. Waited for about an hour before getting to play but we all had a good time. I appreciated the $ 3 off mini golf Unilocal deal ;)

I have been to here from many occasions, from a birthday party, to trivia, to date night, to a Hawks viewing party… You name it, I’ve probably been here for it. Anyhow, this place is pretty fun!
PROS:
Local beers and cider — you can even try before you buy ALSO if you’re DD (or knocked up) they do have a few NA drinks to enjoy. I am a big fan of dry soda so this really works out for me. Also, I am pretty sure I’ve seen people drinking wine here
Dog Friendly — our pug, Walter is a BIG FAN!
Trivia: Trivia nights here are really fun!
Staff: Friendly staff who are helpful when you’re having a hard time deciding what you want
Board Games: They have a bunch of games there so you and your friends can just relax and have fun
Mini Golf: I have done this a couple times and while it’s not fancy by any means, it can be a lot of fun after a few beers
CONS:
Game days: It can be hard to watch games here — they don’t have a lot of TVs and the ones they do have aren’t very big. If someone tall stands in front of your table you’re kind of SOL
No Kitchen: BUT they do have a binder of menus for places that will deliver to the restaurant PLUS if they had a kitchen Walter wouldn’t be able to come in
No full bar: If you don’t like beer, cider, or wine you may be out of luck
I’ve seen people comment that at over 30 they feel really old coming here which I get. BUT I’m well over the 30 hump and don’t really have any issues.

Flatstick was really easy to work with for my company event. We rented out the mini golf portion and I want to believe everyone had fun? The course is a lot harder than it looks. We were provided drink tickets & they came around once in a while to clean up during our event. Good price for the venue.
You get to taste different beers before purchasing one. I also like that they’re dog friendly! They also have board games for you to play. Be warned. food isn’t really served here (no kitchen)

Love that Flatstick is dog-​friendly. This is really the only place in the area where I can enjoy a chill evening having a drink (alcoholic or otherwise) with my new rescue who also enjoys not being cooped up at home yet not wet outside! Cheers to Flatstick for creating a haven for dog owners!

Love this place! Local craft beer and mini golf are the perfect combination.

Fun and cozy miniature golf-​themed bar near the Kirkland waterfront. This place features plenty of local, draft beers as well as bottled non-​alcoholic options like iced tea, dry sodas, coconut water and lemonade. No food is served but they usually have some packages of snacks (nuts, pretzels, candy) and a few mini pot pies for purchase. In addition to the 9-​hole mini golf course, they have lots of board games and card games. Dogs and children are welcome. They have a small area with low tables that you can reserve for a group, otherwise it’s mostly bar-​height tables and stools. This is a fun place to watch sporting events, but it does get busy. It’s good for small groups of 6 or less if you come during off-​peak hours. Weekly specials and trivia nights are offered, just reference their Facebook page. If you value supporting small businesses and local microbrews, you should drink here!

I held a private company event at Flatstick Pub and, not only was it extremely affordable, but they were wonderful to work with. They helped me organize a mini-​golf tournament at no additional cost, provided suggestions for ordering food and setting it up there, and were extremely responsive via phone and email any time I had a question or needed something from them. Everyone had a great time and the event turned out better than I expected. I would HIGHLY recommend Flatstick Pub to anyone who just wants a good beer and mini-​golf or for anyone considering it for a private event.

The beers are okay. Honestly one of the worst experiences I’ve seen in a bar. Yes under 21 people aren’t allowed in a bar, however how you treat them and the people around them is a different story.
A group of mostly asian people came in and one of their friends was under 21. Yes that person got kicked out and yelled at by a blonde girl. The group tried to finish their beers to go console their friend who was waiting outside. Let me note that the person who got kicked out was asian. Someone from the group proceeded to leave the bar who was also asian, to go use the bathroom or go console the friend. whatever. The same blonde chick told one of the larger guy workers to yell at the group of people thinking that the guy who was under 21 got kicked out, came back in and then left again.
The larger worker started yelling at them, and of course the guy who did get kicked out didn’t wasn’t the person she saw come back in and leave again. The blonde waitress was obviously too scared to confront the group and sent someone else to do the dirty work. He didn’t see it happen or question it and proceeded to say things like «you’re making me look like a douchebag, when I’m not» and said things with no proof or support. He made it seem like the group was full of douchebags when they were telling the truth. The asian guy who left to go use the restroom came back and was in fact over 21 and was not the same person who got kicked out. They confront the guy and the blonde girl again and refused to apologize for their racist mistake. If you’ve made a mistake, admit it, don’t deny it. If you’ve mistaken one asian guy for another then that’s fine, but not apologizing for it is the worst.
there’s alot of good reviews for this place, I’m not denying that their beers were good or the mini golfing concept was cool. Im just unhappy how it turned out, especially when people are always saying «all asians look alike,» thats not an excuse, im sorry. This happened when I stayed in seattle for a week a while back in august, and this situation has been on my mind for the entire day, and I haven’t taken the chance to post about it until now.

Kind of, sort of obsessed with this place. We need more pubs like this in other major US cities. I would visit all of them. The second I found this place on Unilocal and stepped in, I knew that this was my kind of place. As the name suggests, this place is half pub and half mini-​golf, which quite surprisingly you can do both at the same time (kidding).
Love the fact that you can try out different beers before actually ordering one. The place provides a lot of seating, plays good music, is well-​lit, and has a very laid-​back vibe (might be because my friends and I came here on a Tuesday night). I was expecting this place to have very average mini-​golf, but it turned out to be A LOT of fun. Many of the courses were really challenging, and the game overall was very easy to navigate. This is the perfect place to come on a date, for a company event, or even just to hang out w/​friends.
One of my favorite places in Seattle, or actually, Kirkland (not quite the same thing). But it’s definitely worth the 20 minute drive outside of downtown Seattle. It’s worth it, trust me.

Very inexpensive…3 people in our group played minigolf twice for 36.00. Inexpensive beers and drinks. Amazing staff who provided very attentive and polite service. Other patrons were all polite upper management men in groups. Music really programmed for 30 and 40 somethings. It admittedly, was alittle strange, being one of five women in a room of 75. I really enjoyed playing with guests’ dogs as well as enjoying the selection of board games. A home run close to home! I cant wait to spend more time here with family and friends! if u can avoid their trivia night, the woman can’t pronounce a lot of things, it is also crowded and hard to here. if u want to people watch and not play trivia, however, it’s an excellent night to do that.

It’s a fun concept, and all the beer I’ve tried has been awesome. Staff is super friendly.
It can get super busy in there, but that’s a good thing. The putt-​putt course is fairly small, but we were able to go through twice with our purchase, which made it fun, and it’s great for competitive people. The Duffleboard game is awesome, too. The staff was nice enough to explain it to us when we clearly didn’t read the board that explains the rules :-)
We snuck upstairs and got takeout food at a local restaurant and brought it down to eat between games. They also have corn hole outside to play, and plenty of board games and things to do. And they allow dogs!!! Check it out for something fun and a little different than your typical bar outing. And all the beers are WA based, so it’s nice to support local breweries and find a new favorite!

I may be one of the few to think this, but I didn’t really enjoy the experience here and likely won’t return. We’d bought a groupon for two people to do all 9 holes and get two drinks. The drinks were fine (they only have one wit. Boo!) but it was fine. The holes themselves aren’t as much «hard» as they are annoying. Random slots for your ball to fall into are everywhere. If there are any number of people around, you’ll move slowly too — expect to sip your beer slowly if you want it to last until you’re done. Maybe I wasn’t in the right mood for this, but I got no enjoyment out of the mini-​golf.
As for the pub itself… it seemed like an average pub. Not sure I see the point to the giant TV telling you if they’ve blown a keg yet… I guess I just prefer a more traditional pub.

They had a delicious beer called Ballz Deep. Need I say more?
Huge selection of beer, nice collection of board games, friendly staff and mini golf. Really no complaints here! Nice addition to the Kirkland pub scene.

I can dig this place.
Tons of awesome beer and cider on tap all on a TV screen so you can view how much is left in their keg, ABV, where it came from, all that good stuff! They don’t exactly have food to order here other than some small munchies but from what I understand you can order pizza from next door and eat it there?
The place gets crowded… and quickly. Especially at night time or during football season. It is pretty fun to watch sports here though.
Dogs are allowed in… neato!
Mini-​golf?! Why yes, they have it! It’s nothing overly special but it’s a pretty neat feature.
All in all this place is a fun stop and located right next to the water front.

Great place to hang out to have a beer and play some indoor golf in a warehouse type of setting. It was a very casual and relaxing place to hang out. They even allow your pet doggies to visit. There’s a wide selection of local brews, which I love. The staff is very friendly and helpful. The guys at the bar helped me make my beer choice. We purchased a round of golf after grabbing a pint of beer. The beer helps loosen you up. You’re provided with a scorecard and a pencil. There are several colors of golf balls. I chose the yellow smiley ball… Grabbed a putter and went my merry way. They have mini tables at each hole so you can set your beer on when taking your turn. The courses are decorated with kegs and in some cases the kegs are part of the course. They are not very easy courses, which made it even more challenging and fun. We hung out for a bit after the round of golf to have more beer. The place does get busy but it’s a fun environment.

This place is awesome. I love the concept of all the local beers and the technology of showing how full each keg was. Came here with a group of 4 and we each got a different beer. They were all great.
The putt putt wasn’t as big as I thought it would be. Each hole small, but really difficult. It was a great time. I would recommend giving this place a shot. I guarantee you’ll have a great time.

There are so many reasons to visit here! I was fortunate to be invited to a Unilocal event a couple months ago and upon discovery, this is the first place I think of when going out with a friend or few.
Location: right on the marina, it’s hidden away on the lower floor, away from the hustle and bustle of the blvd. It may take you a bit to find parking on the weekends, but your walk will be worth it.
Ambience: I love the low ceilings!!! The bar is huge and there are so many tables for any size group. It’s fun to watch the mini-​golfers play from the bar.
Mini Golf: harder than you expect! I’m sure if you play the course enough it would get easier. It’s great to see old kegs repurposed on each hole; very creative.
BEER: I LOVE their cider selection. My absolute FAVORITE is the Habenero. More recently I gave the Basil Mint a try and also loved it, as well as the Gin Botanical Cider… a totally unexpected new favorite of mine now!
Food: it’s quick and easy to order takeout from surrounding restaurants and they even deliver it to you in the bar. Note: you need to call yourself.
Bonus: if your sitting far from the TV Screen menu (that displays how full the keg is… very cool), they have a portable iPad menu that makes it super easy to decide on a drink.
Service: the bartenders are superb and can recommended a beer/​cider based on your preferences. These beers are all Washington based, which also makes it a great spot to support local businesses.

I recently held an event here after buying a Groupon for a private party for 20. The space is really cool although the mini golf area is only 9 holes. It can be a tight space if there are a lot of people playing. The holes are pretty difficult, but I love the keg decorations!
I also really love their beer menu where it shows how full the kegs are, and at the top, there’s a social media feature where it tells you what is being said about Flatstick as well as who’s checked in there on Swarm.
I love the variety of beers and ciders, and they were all around $ 5.50 to $ 6.50.
The location is great, right in downtown Kirkland and next to the water. Parking can be tough when the weather is nice, but it’s manageable. I would definitely come back!