Welcome To Finn MacCools!

Your Pub At The Dub – serving great food and drinks with an Irish flair in the U District!

Located 1 block south of the U District Light Rail Station

Hours

SUN - WED: 11:30 am – 12:00 am

THURS - SAT: 11:30 am – 1:00 am

Happy Hour 3:00 - 6:00 pm daily

HAPPY HOUR

All Day Sunday

MON - SAT: 3-6pm (Food and Drinks) & 9-11pm (Food Only)

$6 Drafts

Nightly Drink Specials!

Karaoke!

Free Pool & Darts

DAILY SPECIALS

MONDAY !

HAPPY HOUR ALL DAY

$1 Wings

TUESDAY !

$3 Tacos

$4 Mexican Beers

$6 Hornitos Shots

$8 Margs

Well WEDNESDAY!

$5 Well Drinks

$6 Well Doubles

All Day!

Thirsty THURSDAY!

$6 Dirty Shirleys

$6 Jager and Fireball

$8 Personal Pitchers

T.G.I.F FRIDAY!

$8 AMFs

$8 Long Island

SATURDAY!

$5 Whiteclaws

$6 Bodhi

$8 Jameson

SUNDAY!

Happy Hour All Day

$1 Wings

$6 Drafts

About Us

Finn MacCools – your Pub at the Dub – serves great food and fine drinks with an authentic Irish flair.

Finn MacCools opened in 2001 and is located in the University District neighborhood on University Avenue – 1 block south of the University District Light Rail Station.

Your home for sports and karaoke!

What’s in The Name?

Finn MacCool, also known as Fionn Mac Cumhaill in Gaelic, is one of the greatest heroes in Irish mythology.

The Salmon of Knowledge

As a young man, Finn studied under the poet Finnegas, who had spent years trying to catch the legendary Salmon of Knowledge. One day, Finnegas finally caught it and he sent young Finn to cook it but warned him not to eat any. While cooking, Finn burned his thumb on the fish and instinctively put it in his mouth to ease the pain. The second his thumb touched his mouth, he absorbed all of the salmon’s wisdom.

Leader of the Fianna

Finn became the leader of the Fianna, an elite band of warriors who served the High King of Ireland. To join the Fianna, warriors had to pass incredible tests, including defending themselves against 9 warriors with only a shield while standing in a waist deep hole and running through a forest without breaking a twig or disturbing their braided hair.

The Giant’s Causeway

One of Finn’s arch rivals was the Scottish giant Benandonner. Finn built a causeway of stepping stones across the Irish Sea to fight him, but when he saw how big Benandonner was, he retreated home to Ireland.

When returning, he knew Benandonner would come looking for him, so his clever wife Sadhbh disguised Finn as a baby. When Benandonner came looking and saw the “baby,” he reasoned that if the baby was this large, the father must be gigantic.

Petrified, Benandonner fled back to Scotland, destroying the causeway behind him. The remaining stones of the causeway form the Giant’s Causeway in Northern Ireland today.

What is your story? Come share it over a drink and food at Finn’s – Your Pub at the Dub

Phone

(206) 675-0885

Location

4217 University Way NE
Seattle, WA 98105

Hours

SUN - WED: 11:30 am – 12:00 am

THURS - SAT: 11:30 am – 1:00 am