Cheers to RTO! Plan Your Return-to-Office Bar Crawl

Bellevue, WALocal News

Cheers to the return of office life in Downtown Bellevue! The area is rolling out a self-guided bar crawl highlighting some of its favorite local spots, perfect for reconnecting with coworkers. At Civility & Unrest, you can unwind with craft cocktails in a dimly lit atmosphere, while Rouge Cocktail Lounge treats guests to themed drinks inspired by New Orleans jazz culture. Sports fans will appreciate Tavern Hall, which features numerous games and a lively ambiance. Black Bottle Bellevue distinguishes itself with its commitment to fresh, seasonal ingredients, offering rustic food and unique cocktail options.

For a more upscale experience, Central Bar + Restaurant presents a late-night happy hour and a warm, inviting environment. Music lovers can enjoy live performances at Bake's Place Bar & Bistro, known for its extensive bourbon selection. Lastly, Whiskey by John Howie provides an elegant setting for whiskey aficionados, featuring a curated menu of rare spirits and delectable bar bites, making it a standout destination for a night out.

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