Cocktail Classes at Smith Tower Observatory Bar

Highlights

Craft Signature Cocktails in Seattle.
Learn From Expert Bartenders.
Cocktail Making with Stunning Views.

Summary

Join our expert-led cocktail class at Smith Tower Observatory Bar for a unique blend of learning, fun, and breathtaking views. Each session includes appetizers and observatory access, perfect for socializing.

Tour info

Duration

2 hours

Why take this tour?

Elevate your cocktail experience with our exclusive Cocktail Classes at Smith Tower Observatory Bar, designed to delight both novices and seasoned cocktail enthusiasts. Set against the iconic backdrop of Seattle’s skyline, our classes promise a distinctive blend of education and social interaction, making them ideal for romantic dates, group outings, or team-building events. Conducted by our expert bartenders, you’ll have every tool and ingredient required to whip up our unique Smith Tower signature cocktails. Secure your spot in an intimate setting of just twenty participants, ensuring personalized attention. Post-class, savor chef-selected small bites and enjoy access to our stunning 35th Floor Observatory, offering a visual feast of the cityscape.

What’s included?

Cocktail Class conducted in a private, one-of-a-kind setting
Access to the 35th Floor Observatory after class
Chef's choice small bite appetizers
All the necessary equipment and ingredients provided
Guided tour

Things to know

Before you book

No restaurant reservations available
Not all areas are ADA accessible due to historical status
Recommend reserving tickets in advance

Before you go

Dress appropriately for weather at outdoor deck
Bring a camera for stunning photo opportunities
Be prepared for potential wait times during peak visiting hours

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Smith Tower, completed in 1914, is Seattle's oldest skyscraper located in the Pioneer Square neighborhood. The tower, known for its historical significance and 35th-floor observatory, provides stunning 360-degree views of the city. Originally standing as the tallest structure west of the Mississippi River until 1931, it now serves as a major tourist attraction featuring historical exhibits, unique tours, and a speakeasy-style bar. Visitors are drawn to its rich history and the opportunity to enjoy locally inspired drinks and cuisine while taking in the iconic Seattle skyline.