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Enter if you dare: Halloween-themed Black Lagoon Pop-up bar coming to Seattle

The spine-tingling pop-up will take over Rob Roy in Belltown from Wednesday, Oct. 2-Saturday, Nov. 2.

A fake skeleton decoration pops out from behind a dark bar at the Black Lagoon Halloween-themed pop-up bar. In the background, neon green, purple, and orange lights add to the scary vibes.

We’d die to go to this Halloween-themed pop-up bar.

Muah-haha. A spirited, Halloween-themed pop-up bar is coming to Seattle, turning Belltown’s Rob Roy cocktail lounge into an eerie haunt for all who dare from Wednesday, Oct. 3 to Sunday, Nov. 3.

Dubbed the Black Lagoon Pop-up, the “creepy as Hell” touring bar experience is hitting up 35+ North American cities this fall, turning venues into dark, ghoulish hideaways. This is its second year in Seattle.

Two Halloween-themed cocktails, both bright red. One is in a skull-shaped glass, garnished with mint and the other is in a gimlet-style cocktail glass garnished with apple slices.

A couple of the creepy cocktails at the touring, Halloween-themed pop-up.

The pop-up features a curated drink menu that pairs with the vibes. We spy a few creepy cocktails that look like they’d slay.

  • Nosferatu’s Rise | Coconut Oil Lot 40, Lustau Amontillado Sherry, cinnamon syrup, Bitter Queens Caribbean Bitters + saline
  • Hex Appeal | Fords Gin, honeydew cordial, Lustau Vermut Dry, lemon juice, seltzer, saline, Absinthe + chlorophyll/green food dye
  • Blood Lust | Giffard Sirop, miso falernum, Rooibos Tea, lemon juice + ginger beer

We’re keeping an eye on Rob Roy’s Instagram as the dates creep closer.

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