Tini Bigs Lounge

Good place to pre-​funk for an event or concert.
A little pricey on the food but was very good.
I did the tacos and truffle fries. Enjoyed them very much.
Only draw back was that it was so dark in there I could hardly make out the menu with my old eyes.
I will certainly come back.

Stumbled upon this place after visiting the hospital after the birth of my granddaughter. The staff was great and Inviting. The music was awesome, the food was great and beer and wine were right on. Will return and try some of their martinis. Almost did not go in but glad we did.

Fantastic place to grab a drink and appetizer in the Seattle Center area. Fun service from a personable waitress who clearly enjoyed her job and wanted to make sure that the table was having a good experience. Thank you to the waitress working on 10-​8-​2015 for being passionate about your job.

I’ve been to this place many times. They have great food and drinks. I recently discovered that the new bartender, Aly, makes an amazing Old Fashioned and Manhattan. She is really knowledgeable and adds a lot to the already great atmosphere at Tini Bigs. I also recommend ordering Bar Tender’s Choice because she will make you something delicious.

Great drinks and location — potential to be an amazing spot but the service is so bad it’s not worth the effort. This was my 3^rd visit for drinks but it was my last. Service has been poor every time — the servers make it obvious they’d rather be somewhere else.

Don’t drink wine here or expect to get food in a reasonable amount of time.
Expectations should be lowered. You can bond with the customers who aren’t being served by the diva bartender. Food is great. Shame about the service.
The bartender actually told us (two Aussies) that he doesn’t like Australians. I guess that set the town for the rest of the night. Though even the American next to us was unimpressed with the awful service.
Honestly, go anywhere else. Always.

Got the thanksgiving dinner here and wow it was terrible. The stuffing felt like someone chewed it up and spit it out. The turkey was a cross between jerkey and leather. They forgot the gravy. The mashed potatoes were the only edible part.
Come here for drinks but steer clear of the food.

This place serves legit martinis and I wouldn’t expect anything less. The space is great and intimate for dates or just a fun girls night out.
Order the vesper and it’ll probably knock you out after one or two of them.

3.5 stars
A cool little martini bar in the Lower Queen Anne area. Service was super friendly and attentive, and the drinks were decent (God Bless America and your free pouring bartenders).
Had a couple appies to eat but the wings were out of this world!
Only down side is that they do not have desserts on the menu. :(
Bonus tip: Tini Bigs is open 365 days a year! I think the sign says they’ve been open for over 700+ days straight.

Amazing food, great drinks and fun atmosphere. Nick is fantastic. Thanks for a Fabulous night.

The food was truly good! The waitress very nice! But… very, very slow to get our food. :-(We were there for a full hour from the time we sat down to the time our main food was served. It was a long wait.

Love this joint. We went after a work party at the Ruins. It was late and they were the perfect place to end the fun night.
Martini-​perfection
Manhatten-​lovely
Tacos and fries were just what the Dr…
Service was chill and our server was liking her job and it showed.

Don’t come here! The staff will steal money from your credit cards!!! Yet another place down town that steals via tip money.
I went in on 12÷12÷14 for a frank Sinatra night and got dinner and drinks. Food was pretty good. Drinks weren’t that great. I left a $ 4.15 tip on a $ 55.85 tab since the wait staff was wondering around not checking on tables. One or two waiters for 5 tables shouldn’t be hard to get a check but the waiter has to be in the room to see you.
So I check my credit card statement in the new year an they changed my tip to a $ 10 tip. I was charged $ 65.85. Granted I didn’t write in the tip amount but I wrote the total and signed the tab. There is no reason to have stolen an extra $ 5 from my for crappy service.
It sucks because my steak was pretty good but the staff had to do this. my image of this place is tainted. i don’t reccomend this place

I really like Tini Bugs. They are a nice size cocktail bar on Lower Queen Anne that serves slightly higher then average prices drinks and food. The menu has a good variety offering a selection of salads, burgers, and other mom’s. I particularly like their truffle fries. They also offer a meatball menu, which I haven’t tried, but always find intriguing.
Drinks are poured well and don’t leave you feeling cheated. I like the list of interesting mixed drinks they offer. They also have a selection of premium whiskeys and other liquors you can order at equally premium prices. This fits with the swanky high end voice they are going for.
The dining are is really nice plush booths and large takes great for group gatherings. They keep the lights low and intimate. The music is never too loud and this encourages conversation with your meal companion.
Overall Tini Bigs is a great mid-​high end cocktail bar.

It’s ok — convenient for after work. Service can be, slow — even when they aren’t busy. I don’t like that the don’t have happy hour when there are certain events that are happening at the Key. Those changes in their menu options aren’t posted.
Those events typically do not affect capacity for the earlier happy hour crowd. It on;y affects the regulars who stop in after work.

Just went back a bit ago and Kyle is still the best bartender around! I ‘m a tequila lover, and if you’ve read my previous review you know He has serious skills in that arena, but my husband is a whiskey/​scotch devotee, and it turns our Kyle has a gift for that as well. Try his home-​made bitters… even I loved the drink he made for my man, and I am NOT a whiskey lover by any means.

Randomly went to this place while trying to grab a drink with a large group of friends. I live in Queen Anne and had never even heard of this place. Once inside it had a great atmosphere and definitely a nice spot to sit and chat while having a drink. My group was waiting for our table at Keys, next door, and asked the bartender to make us a quick drink to which he did and it was great! I will definitely be back soon!

Really enjoyed this place. First we went into Hula Hula (they are next door to each other and owned by the same people) But we didn’t care for menu so we went next door to Tini’s.
Our waitress was awesome! She gave us all kinds of advice on the menu, and when we ordered something she hadn’t had she would ask us in detail about it so she would be able to tell other customers about it. She was warm, friendly, and super funny. Just to have her wait on us again is worth coming back. When it was slow on her tables she would stop by and chat, but it wasn’t at all forced or awkward. She might just be the happiest person I have ever met!
The food was good, we ordered a combo of things at the table, but the flat bread pizza with figs was great, the mac and cheese was a table favorite, and the balls were really good.
The drinks were also wonderful, since we stayed for a few hours we tried several different drinks none of which disappointed. They have a lot of classic cocktails on the menu with is really nice.
The ambiance was nice, they played Charlie Chaplain movies on a projector, had nice music and great comfy seating.
Also there is a parking lot right next to the restaurant.
I would highly recommend this place, also if you are going to the center for anything its within walking distance if you want to get your drink on first.

I’m annoyed every time I end up here. Anyone who knows me would tell you that’s probably not much of an accomplishment, but I swear Tini Bigs deserves it. The place is never packed, even on weekend nights, and somehow the service is still ever so terribly slow. Sometimes it’s better than others; the worst of our experiences we didn’t even bother to order drinks because it took our waitress 10 minutes to acknowledge our existence. We’ve had good times meeting friends here, however we always seem to end up in Hula Hula. Hula does have a bit of a drunken vibe; probably because drinks are half the price of Tinis. Meh.
Edit: HOLY CRAP I’m the Duke here? Shame on me.

3.5 Stars and rounding up.
Did you know this place is open EVERY day of the year? Windstorm, snowstorm, rain, hail, sunshine, April Fools (not), your stepdad’s brother’s dog’s birthday, National Read a Book day, pajama day, spank your friend’s mom day, when your kid finds out Santa isn’t real day, etc.
I’ve been coming here for years now. It’s the fork in the road between party and chill and on the border of Belltown and Queen Anne. Wanna chill? Cool, head right upon exit. Wanna party? Great! Head left upon exit.
One year, they even let me bring a birthday cake in here without an obnoxious «cake cutting fee» (yes those exist). It’s a great place for a decent size gathering. Service is prompt and friendly. Your water rarely goes without refilling. Hummus and pita is a winner. Try a cocktail or few.
The bathroom is clean. Regardless of your agenda, you’ll have a great time!