Got here at 5:30 for happy hour and the deals were amazing! The mini pizzas were a great size for only $9 and we especially loved the Goaty-goat. Great service and also loved the corpse reviver and amaro soda cocktails!

Fun, funky, industrial, reasonably priced.... Had a great time. Drinks were good, very nice waitstaff. Food: apps not great, watermelon salad tasted like it had been cut a few days ago, and the calamari was chewy, but the dipping sauces were nice. The pizzas were delicious, meatballs ok, and chicken parm is huge. Would recommend to go back!

This is a great spot for dinner with friends, the food is good, the drinks are refreshing and the service is great! We arrived right before a big influx of patrons and it definitely got louder and louder as time went by, so I'd recommend booking a table before 7pm or so if you or anyone in your party tends to get overwhelmed with a lot of activity. I forgot to take a picture of our mains but we got the bucatini and meatballs and it was delish. Since this spot is so close to gas works I'd recommend stopping by Fiasco after a day at the park (or wrap the night by taking in the skyline at the park après dinner).

We were meeting friends in Seattle for dinner and arrived early. After a long day at work, a glass of wine sounded amazing so we by Fiasco. It was meant to be because it was happy hour. My husband had an old-fashioned and it was so smooth and delicious. Well done. I had a glass of Italian red wine off the happy hour menu and that was delicious. Both drinks were served by our bartender, Nick, who was amazing . I appreciate the care he took in making the old fashion. Nick was personable without being invasive. It was a great experience and I would definitely be back. I also forgot to mention we ordered an absolutely delicious the Balsamic Garlic which comes with baguette, chile flakes, olive oil, sea salt to snack. The garlic was roasted and placed in the oil and was so good. My husband appreciated the chili flakes were on the side. The restaurant interior is cute and clean and relaxed. The was also outside sitting but we hung out at the bar.

I've walked past Fiasco a few times and the patio was always full of happy people and good looking food. Finally I was able to come by for Wednesday BOGO pizza deal and happy hour. It was amazing!!! The happy hour food was excellent- we tried the fries and bruschetta. I'd recommend both, and the fries were so good we had to get a second order!! For pizzas we got the goat cheese, BBQ chicken, and pepperoni/sausage. They were all excellent and our group of 4 was split on which was our favorite. We decided it's best to get all 3 instead. Can't wait to come back!!

Note: review is based on the happy hour food alone!! 4-6 M-F, and 3-6 Sat &Sun. Surprisingly good/well portioned food for a solid price. The lil pizza you see (goat cheese and mushrooms) was probably 10 inches across and I had to take a slice home,only $9 on happy hour! The cocktails looked good, but we all forgot our wallets, so praise be to Apple Pay!!! Only -1 point because it didn't feel inviting to those of us who were dressed casually and ordered happy hour food. As a food & bev person of 10+ years I get it! But we were happy to tip well and be quick and would be more likely to come back for a full meal if service felt more welcoming.

Fiasco is all around a great place for dining, I greatly appreciate how accommodating it is to families with toddlers. The service all around is exceptional, the team works together yielding a great dining experience. I love really well rounded dishes prepared with local, & seasonal ingredients my scramble was perfect! The local artist artwork outside of the restaurant is a great distraction from the ongoing construction. My family and I really enjoyed our brunch at Fiasco, and will return for dinner; I highly recommend!

This place is nice and almost always honors reservations. There is a cute swing chair would have loved to sit there but there was a reservation at 6pm that never showed up. Very cute ambiance with a wall full of alcohol. There are so many alcohol options at the restaurant. Plenty of sitting options with no booths. Balsamic Garlic- wasn't a fan but the group enjoyed it. The Balsamic was sweet. Would have preferred the cheesy bread. Caesar Salad- more than your average Caesar. It has a kick to it plus sundried tomatoes. Fusilli Alla Vodka with added sausage was good. White Miso Alfredo lacked flavor and needed an ample amount of Parmesan and red pepper flakes. Gem Lettuce Salad was salty because of the anything but bagel seasoning plus it had minimal dressing on it. This place has a cute holiday section where they serve holiday drinks. Separate section and bar than the restaurant. Limited amount of options