Brewtop Social SEA
Mar 5, 23, 1:27 pm
#3
Join Date: Aug 2012
Location: SEA
Programs: Bonvoy Gold
Posts: 1,920
Stopped by on both outbound (breakfast) and inbound (lunch) flights in February. Breakfast is probably among the top options at SEATAC, and a full meal will quickly burn through $28pp. Lunch menu is a bit of a miss: the quality is similar to the now-closed BBQ place. Expect at least :15 from ordering to food arrival, and they're happy to do take-away. Bring cash to tip.
Jul 30, 23, 10:06 pm
#4
Join Date: Aug 2012
Location: SEA
Programs: Bonvoy Gold
Posts: 1,920
Menu says breakfast service stops at 1030 AM, but they'll extend that to 11 if you ask. Cook change-over, I think.
Servers will also carry a dollar over from your PP-covered bill to a separate check so you can tip. Helpful for those of us who never carry cash.
Servers will also carry a dollar over from your PP-covered bill to a separate check so you can tip. Helpful for those of us who never carry cash.
Jul 31, 23, 2:23 pm
#5
Join Date: Aug 2002
Location: San Francisco
Posts: 2,234
Why is that necessary? Can't you just put the tip on the original bill and pay with your credit card? Or are you saying that if your total bill falls under your PP allowance, no bill is generated to begin with? (My experience was that my total exceeded my allowance, so I got a bill with a balance due of the difference, to which I added a tip of any amount I should choose and paid with my credit card.)
Jul 31, 23, 10:36 pm
#6
Join Date: Aug 2012
Location: SEA
Programs: Bonvoy Gold
Posts: 1,920
Why is that necessary? Can't you just put the tip on the original bill and pay with your credit card? Or are you saying that if your total bill falls under your PP allowance, no bill is generated to begin with? (My experience was that my total exceeded my allowance, so I got a bill with a balance due of the difference, to which I added a tip of any amount I should choose and paid with my credit card.)
Sep 28, 23, 1:57 pm
#9
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Join Date: Apr 2020
Programs: Marriott Bonvoy Titanium; AS 100k; BA Silver; UA Silver
Posts: 438
According to the rules, it's not possible, but I always had my stuff to go from Bambuza and Bretop. I can't believe that I've never known about Ninth & Pike being a part of PP in Seattle...
Sep 28, 23, 2:29 pm
#10
Join Date: Aug 2002
Location: San Francisco
Posts: 2,234
According to the menu above, Brewtop is not a veggie-friendly place for vegans and vegetarians. Are you familiar with the menu selection at Bambuza and Ninth & Pike - do they have more vegan and vegetarian dishes?
Sep 28, 23, 3:58 pm
#11
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I haven't been to Ninth & Pike, but I can take a picture of their menu this coming Sunday.\
Sep 28, 23, 4:16 pm
#12
Join Date: Aug 2002
Location: San Francisco
Posts: 2,234
Sep 28, 23, 10:34 pm
#13
Join Date: Feb 2023
Location: Milwaukee, WI
Posts: 106
I'm not a vegetarian, but I actually decided to try it one time. I ended up loving the noodle tofu grill bowl and got it again multiple times on other trips through SEA. So I would definitely recommend it.
Sep 29, 23, 12:23 pm
#14
Join Date: Apr 2002
Location: SEA, MKE, PSP
Programs: AS MVP75K
Posts: 374
I just went to Ninth&Pike yesterday. they have a very small dining area, most food is to to-go there, and I had no problem getting to-go with my PP. I had Grilled Cheese Panini, and a Chicken/Cheese Panini. They were OK. The bread was like Focaccia bread, but rectangular in shape. For $27 for both those sandwhiches very expensive for what you get. Bambuzza is your best bang per buck option out the 3 restaurants at Sea-Tac.
Oct 2, 23, 2:00 am
#15
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I just went to Ninth&Pike yesterday. they have a very small dining area, most food is to to-go there, and I had no problem getting to-go with my PP. I had Grilled Cheese Panini, and a Chicken/Cheese Panini. They were OK. The bread was like Focaccia bread, but rectangular in shape. For $27 for both those sandwhiches very expensive for what you get. Bambuzza is your best bang per buck option out the 3 restaurants at Sea-Tac.
P.S. I also uploaded the updated menu at Bambuza in the respective thread. Prices have changed since last year.
