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 100 Denny Way Seattle WA 98109 (206) 284-0931 info@TiniBigs.com |
If it weren't for the dim, pink lights above the antique bar, you might get lost amongst the solid black walls, upholstered booths and varnished tables.
 Twenty-seven variations of martinis, ranging from the elegant to the bizarre, await the see-and-be-seen crowd. Stylish drinkers are at home with 10-ounce tasty 'tinis such as the decadent "Smore" (with real crushed graham cracker rim) and the refreshing Lemon-Tini (with Absolut Citron). Each handmade martini features a generous pour of Finlandia Vodka or Bombay Gin served in a 10 oz. martini glass. We make Big Tini's at Tini Bigs. We offer a wide variety of choices in martinis to stir the imagination and excite your palate. Custom martinis are no problem.  We also pride ourselves on a large selection of handpicked single malt scotches that are prominently displayed on the 1909 Brunswick bar. For a little pick-me-up, try the five-alarm Fire-Eater: Absolut Peppar vodka and vermouth with an olive and jalepeno garnish. The hottest scotch and martini and cigar bar in Seattle is open every night from 4PM until about 1:45AM. Tini Bigs is available for Private Parties.  "...My girlfriend and I were staying in Seattle for a couple days and we each picked some places to go to for drinks and eats each day. My girlfriend said I picked a winner and I had to agree. We heard that some of the staff was a bit snobby, but we saw no such attitude in any of them. Great martinis. The spicy chips were a great snack! Cool little joint!"
 "...I first visited Tini Bigs in late June 2001. The martinis were outstanding, the service first rate and friendly, and one of the few places in Seattle that allows cigar smoking. I would recommend that you bring one of your own stogies in. If you're a beer lover, they only have two on tap, Bass and Pilsner. The martini prices are $7.75 each, which seems to be similar to other places that I've been to. (Oliver's comes to mind, or the Lobby Court at the Westin Hotel) They are open from 4PM to 2AM, and this can be VERY crowded and noisy on Friday and Saturday nights. If you've not been here before, try to show up on a Saturday or Sunday at about 4:30 to sample a martini. I'm going to keep bringing my business here."
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