Our Flounder, Ivar Haglund
Ivar’s calls the Pacific Northwest home
From its early beginnings — with Ivar Haglund selling fish ‘n chips on Seattle's waterfront in 1938 — to today, Ivar’s has winged its way to Marysville and Tacoma, plus a few clam beds in between. The Ivar’s dining experience offers 18 fast casual Seafood Bars and three full-service waterfront-view restaurants: Ivar's Acres of Clams, Ivar's Salmon House, and Ivar's Mukilteo Landing. Ivar's also operates stadium concessions in T-Mobile Park, Lumen Field, Cheney Stadium, and Husky Stadium. No matter which restaurant you choose, you’ll find the award-winning Ivar’s seafood you love.
Acres of Clams
On Pier 54 of Seattle’s historic waterfront, our flagship is where it all began in 1938
Salmon House
Our Northwest Native-American Longhouse with views of Lake Union and Seattle skyline
Mukilteo Landing
On the shores of Possession Sound just down from the ferry dock in historic Mukilteo
Seafood Bars
Our casual quick serve restaurants with 18 locations throughout the Pacific Northwest
Stadium Locations
Stadium locations in Lumen Field, T-Mobile Park, Husky Stadium and Cheney Stadium
“Keep Clam!”
Ivar Haglund | Flounder
Our Story
The Northwest dining legacy that is Ivar’s began in 1938 with one very entrepreneurial spirit, the late Ivar Haglund. His future in music and entertaining took a slight detour when his waterfront aquarium needed a vendor to feed its guests. Using his own classic Northwest seafood recipes, Ivar’s was born. This dining destination has since spawned many more restaurants to delight future generations. Click the link below to read about the beginnings of our “flounder” as a restaurateur and his wacky promotional antics.
Ivar Haglund
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