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FEDERALIST is the West Coast’s premiere shipping container restaurant with communal tables featuring wood-fired pizza, local craft beer, cornhole & bocce.
Directions: Federalist is located at 2009 Matsui Alley between Capitol Ave and N Street. Enter through the alley at either 20th Street or 21st Street and look for the "Federal Blue" shipping containers. -
General
- Total Guest Rooms: 1
Beer/Wine Guide
- Serves Food:
Dining
- Average Dining Cost: $$
- Cuisine Type: Pizza
- Gluten-Free Options:
- Group Dining:
- Inside Number of Seats: 100
- Locally-Sourced Menu Options:
- Max Capacity: 200
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Meals Served:
- Lunch
- Dinner
- Outside Number of Seats: 100
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Reservations:
- Accepted
General
- Blocks From Convention Center: 10
- Kid-Friendly:
- Miles From Convention Center: 0.6
- Minority-Owned Business:
- Pet-Friendly:
Nightlife
- Groups:
- Private Rooms Available:
What's New?
- Announcements: Box Lunch service is available with free delivery for orders of 10 or more, to in-town businesses.
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- Space Notes The Federalist Restaurant Buyout: Ranging from $1,500 to $4,500 with options for add-ons. All packages include exclusive use of venue for 3 hours plus bocce. 150 guest maximum. All prices + tax + 20% gratuity. Additional items charged by confirmed attendance. Host/No-Host Bar options available. $500 deposit + event contract required for reservation. Complete details and packages for the buyout is in the "note" section under The Federalist Public House account. The Hamilton Room (Located in a separate building behind The Federalist): Packages ranging from $500 to $1,150 with options for upgrades. Event duration: 3 hours. Each additional hour is $100 + tax + gratuity. Additional menu items charged by confirmed attendance. Bar includes 2 beer options, 2 cocktail options, and house red/white wine. All packages include ice water & coffee station. All prices + tax + 20% gratuity. $500 deposit and event contract required for reservation. Complete details along with photos of the space are in the note section under The Federalist Public House account.
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