Such a great little bar. Discovered it while I was doing laundry next door! Pizza is so tasty, great beer selection and the bartender on Mondays was super kind and personable! Reminds me of a little place I discovered in South Lake Tahoe that I miss!
I kinda like this place. Better than a dive but still chill. Pizzas and decent selection of beer. I like the vibe. Love the dogs.
Love love love the atmosphere here. Feels like a cozy, hip, cabin-like getaway somewhere close to the slopes. Wood panels, bar seats, high tops and cozy tables for small groups. They have games to play or bring your own cards or bones. The beer choices are top notch, not cheap but good selection. The pizzas are so damn good! Just enough for one, don't plan to share. I've tried most of them and hardly have a favorite because they are all great. The staff picks great music! Some of the bartenders are really nice. Best part are the dogs! My dog loves going to The Dray! Always a few pups to socialize.
Pretty cool place, but the pizza was pretty small for the price. And you have to go to the bar to order. The atmosphere was nice. There were some super well-behaved dogs there. There's not much for a diabetics there. But all in all it was a friendly place for younger people
Perfect spot to drop in and grab a brew or a bite to eat. Their menu offers nibbles like pretzel bites, flat bread pizzas and sandwiches. Beer and cider choices rotate regularly to provide the optimum palatable experience. Feel free to bring your mini me's and four legged young 'uns along while you unwind from running about town, or meet up with friends. Street parking only.
Great little bar on a rainy day. Pliny on tap doesn't hurt!
Cozy relaxed neighborhood bar- very dog friendly inside and out. Great draft craft beers and a few nice wines as well. A great place for a chill convo. There are a few tvs for sports as well.
I love this little place. Great staff and a chill AF vibe.
Stopped in while my laundry dries. Nice bar tender, nice small gathering. Covid 19 spacing in effect. Don't think that really made a difference. This place is a quaint little hole in the wall, for real, I'm guessing 15 by 45 feet of tavern. I don't see any hard drinks being served. My kinda place
Such a lovely, cozy spot with an excellent selection of beer and wine. I go out of my way to go there because the vibe, personal and quality drinks as well as handcrafted pizzas are always aces.
The Dray is a lovely, cozy neighborhood pub. My experiences here have all been really positive. They serve a nice variety of beers and ciders on tap. No hard liquor however. The Dray also hosts a tiny kitchen. The menu is fairly limited and I wouldn't necessarily come here for a full meal. For beer munchies however the little pizzas and pretzels are a nice addition.
If a large group of people wanders in The Dray can go from cozy to crowded pretty quickly..
If you're in the neighborhood swing by and enjoy a pint. You won't regret it.
Edit: I've been back in The Dray a few times since writing this and I don't know why I was holding back that 5th star. Sorry The Dray. Here's a five star review, you're worth it.
They always have interesting beer on tap, and the small amount of food they offer is excellent. I love to get their Hawaiian flatbread pizza and add jalapenos. The service has always been good too. I'm not a TV sports watching person, but they have 3 screens and show local, national and international games. They are not obnoxious though and you can still enjoy a conversation while they are on.
Stopped by on our way through Seattle to watch a premier league match. The bartender was very friendly and the tap list was good. Small space with a few tvs and was about half full for an important game. We had the pretzel and it was pretty good. The flat breads looked like they would be pretty good. Nice crowd and fun atmosphere, would definitely go again.
My fav little beer place in Seattle. Small but well-chosen tap list, friendly Ballard folks, neat look/design/atmosphere
Love a place that loves dogs. Great food and friendly staff too.
The Dray was my neighborhood bar for 8 years. I have met some of my best friends here, had fantastic conversations from the absurd to the sublime. The atmosphere requires that you be neighborly, just by virtue of the fact that it is a small space and is conducive to socilaization. Seattle is a hard place to find this sort of atmosphere. I rarely go to Ballard anymore, but when I do, it usually starts and ends at the Dray.
Very small but very good. Sandwiches were amazing! Salami had a ton of mozzarella on it. A lot of hard to find beer's on tap, but leans heavy to the IPA side. Also has coffee and teas .
This is a great chill hang out place. One of the few places you can come have a beer and greet some work/reading done. While also being able to keep an eye on the soccer/baseball/hockey game playing on one of their 3 tvs.
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