Ivar’s Acres of Clams

Since 1938, the spectacular waterfront view and fresh seafood have made this one of Seattle’s favorite traditions. Recently completed an extensive renovation making it one of the largest restaurants on West Coast. Ivar’s is a truly iconic Seattle experience. Offering lunch, dinner, and patio dining. Large group dining opportunities. Kalakala Banquet room over 100 seated. Patio 140 Seated 180 Cocktail Reception. Semi-private Space Available. Restaurant Buyout Available up to 500-600+ if patio is included. Keep Clam.

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Restaurant

Amenities: Restaurant
Cuisine Seafood
Price Range $$$
Hours of Operation 11am-10pm Sun-Th, 11am-11pm Fri-Sat
Reservation Recommended YES
Restaurant Type Sit Down / Full Meal
Breakfast Hours Special Events
Lunch Offered YES
Lunch Hours daily
Dinner Offered YES
Dinner Hours daily
Full Bar Service YES
Max Seated Capacity 604
# of Semi/Private Dining Rooms 2
Banquet Menu Offered YES
Max Banquet Capacity 125
Buyout Option YES
Max Reception Capacity 125
Private Rooms Available YES
Private Room Capacity 125
Ivar's Acres of Clams inside
Ivar's Acres of Clams
Famous Ivar's Sign
Big Wheel Sunset

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