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Friday, February 06, 2009
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Business/Location: |
The Tractor Tavern |
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5213 Ballard Ave NW |
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Seattle |
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WA |
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Zip Code: |
98107 |
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206-789-3599 |
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Website:
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http://www.tractortavern.com |
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The Tractor Tavern
Is there anyone in Seattle who doesn't know about the
Tractor? Regardless, the hub of Ballard's live music scene deserves some props.
Hell yeah, what up Tractor? Alt-country rules here but Rockabilly, folk, and
indie rock fill in the gaps. Every fall Bettie Page and Stray Cats lookalikes
spill out of the Tractor and their retro rides for the Rockabilly Ball. The
open space is perfect for live shows and they keep it real with cheap beer and
Jack-n-Cokes. Go ahead and order your Martini with extra olives. It will still
come in a plastic cup. I've never seen anyone eating here, but supposedly they
offer an excellent selection of TV dinners. I'll have to remember that the next
time I want to get my Swanson on. Discarded cowboy boots and tractor tires
decorate the space, rounding out the good ole' boy theme. But the best part is
the huge horse painting on the wall next to the bar. My boyfriend questioned
where one would put such a large painting of a horse in a house. I'm just happy
it ended up at the Tractor.
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