Food & Drink
Tom’s Watch Bar Opens in Uptown
Popular sports bar features stadium-sized screens
By Rob Smith March 17, 2025
A new bar that plays “all sports, all the time” has opened next door to Climate Pledge Arena.
Tom’s Watch Bar, a popular sports bar and restaurant chain, features several stadium-size, high-definition screens in a two-story, 24,000-square-foot space at 105 Lenny Wilkens Way. It’s the bar’s first location in Seattle and 14th overall. A second Seattle location will open in the Stadium District later this year.
“For professional sports teams, the entire experience around their venues is crucial year-round,” Tom’s co-CEO Brooks Schaden says. “Teams are constantly looking for innovative ways to engage fans and develop vibrant neighborhoods around their facilities.”
The Uptown neighborhood is already home to several sports bars, including the Uptown Hophouse, Queen Anne Beer Hall, Buckley’s and Atlas Sports & Spirits, to name just a handful.
Tom’s Watch Bar (based in Denver) has both indoor and outdoor spaces, including an outdoor patio. It also offers private event spaces.
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