Drink beer and throw axes at Seattle’s Blade and Timber

Throw on your flannel and live out your lumberjack dreams at Blade and Timber in Seattle.

After two years of fighting for their liquor license, the Capitol Hill axe-throwing destination has finally gained approval to serve alcohol from the city.

Starting Friday, April 30, the venue will be the first of its kind in Seattle to allow for booze and blades in the same venue.

 

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Guests will be restricted to two drinks per 90-minute session and can expect to see local beers and a few classic domestics on the menu.

 

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Axes, tables, and communal surfaces are wiped down after every group, masks are required, and physical distancing must be followed while inside Blade and Timber.

 

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Those interested in booking a session can do so online, picking a day and time slot for up to six participants.

Blade and Timber

Location: 206 Broadway East, Seattle
Phone: 206-316-0154
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