Stampede Cocktail Club not afraid of fun

Photos by Ryan Murray A slew of affordable (for Seattle) cocktails light up the eclectic drinks menu at the brand-new Stampede Cocktail Club. The Gin Old Fashioned (pictured) is a bitter, citrusy delight.

Monday, June 4, 2018 1:11 PM

Out in Fremont for a late night? Not sure where you can get some dumplings, an inventive cocktail and an Instagram photo of a dinosaur head?

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Stampede Cocktail Club not afraid of fun

Out in Fremont for a late night? Not sure where you can get some dumplings, an inventive cocktail and an Instagram photo of a dinosaur head?
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