Live in Everett Member: Fireplace Bar
We’re super thankful to our Live in Everett Members - local organizations who have stepped up to help make Live in Everett possible. Fireplace Bar on Everett Avenue has been around since the 1940s and owned by the current family since 1985. We checked in with Shauna and Brian the owners of Fireplace Bar to learn more about this long time Everett establishment.
What’s your mission?
Ha! To make you want to come back and bring your friends!
What's your favorite thing about your organization or what you do?
The wide variety of people who walk through the doors, every day is an adventure.
Anything you wish more locals knew about your organization?
Fireplace Bar is a bigger place than you might imagine. There is great parking and a nice beer garden!
Favorite thing you've done to give back to the community?
We host an annual fundraiser for ACS (acute coronary syndrome) every September.
Favorite place to hang in Everett?
The FP of course!
Happy Hour at Fireplace Bar is daily from 3 to 6 pm with domestic drafts and well drinks priced at $3. stop by and say “hi”.
Fireplace Bar
2320 Everett Ave
Everett, WA 98201
425-259-9911
THANK YOU TO FIREPLACE BAR AND ALL OUR MEMBERS FOR THEIR AMAZING SUPPORT!
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