About El Sid
El Sid is a popular nightlife destination in Everett, WA 98201, known for its casual, cozy atmosphere, fast service, and lively entertainment. Located at 1611 Everett Ave, Everett, WA 98201, this Everett nightlife spot is a favorite for guests seeking bar games, karaoke, live music, live performances, great beer selection, and handcrafted cocktails. El Sid serves alcohol, beer, cocktails, spirits, wine, and food, with dine-in, delivery, and takeaway options available. The venue also offers seating, table service, restroom access, wheelchair-accessible car park, and accepts reservations for added convenience. With credit card and debit card payments accepted and a strong 4.4-star rating from 14 reviews, El Sid is a top choice for nightlife in Everett, WA. To experience one of the best nightlife bars in Everett, WA 98201, visit El Sid at 1611 Everett Ave for drinks, entertainment, and a welcoming local vibe.
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Customer Reviews
I love Thursdays with bachata, salsa, and other Latin rhythms! Everyone is so friendly that my husband and I have wanted to visit on other days. 💯 Recommended 🫶🏼
Thanks for the 5 stars. Hope to see you back again soon.
There is an elevator that can be used, upon request
Classy, good drinks, nice staff!
Had the best time singing and listening to everyone sing! Very fun place and night!
This place is awesome. Great service and a really interesting atmosphere. Food was delicious!
Classic American Nightclub look and feel in this big room full of comfy chairs facing the live music. Live Blues on Mondays: delightful
This place is dope, I frequent here for the comedy scene. Cheap tickets ($15), expensive drinks/food but that's just the nature of Washington and the business model. The atmosphere of the bar is amazing and the seating is very comfortable. The bar has a Sex Pistols theme of your into that. The owner is chill and the bartender is nice.
This place is beautiful. Every detail’s got attitude, Sid’s table with the beer feels like a ghost of excess. Today it was quiet, the stage stood empty, waiting for the band to kick in, and that beer made it feel like the moment right before a great concert starts. It’s a new spot, but it already feels like home. I …
