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Trace Bar |
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(Nightlife - Lounge) |
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1112 4th Ave, W Hotel Seattle, Seattle 98101 206-264-6060
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Distance:
~398 ft * |
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Description:
DOWNTOWN. Sexy and reserved, this hotel bar is a favorite spot thanks to its beautiful interior and attractive patrons, who work in tandem to create a scene worthy of a fashion magazine. The place's popularity also stems from a tantalizing mix of New York City style and Seattle attitude. The posh bar specializes in great martinis and also offers a menu with contemporary dishes inspired by global cuisines. If those tidbits aren't enough to satiate, you're free to order from the restaurant's broader menu. When you go, don stylish trappings, and assume an air of ennui. W revels in a see-and-be-seen ambience and is ideal for before- or after-dinner drinks. |
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Showbox at the Market |
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(Nightlife - Dance Clubs) |
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1426 1st Ave, Seattle 98101 206-628-3151 800-325-7328
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Distance:
~1198 ft * |
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Description:
DOWNTOWN. Although it's experienced a variety of incarnations, the Showbox today is a must-visit place to catch touring bands. Amid Art Deco columns, young and hip crowds clamor to hear and see their favorite groups. There's even a dance floor for them to show off their moves if the spirit strikes. Plus, several bars accommodate patrons with a good menu of libations. If hunger strikes, check out the Green Room for some Mexican-inspired pub grub. DJs play when bands aren't booked. |
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Noc Noc |
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(Nightlife - Dance Clubs) |
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1516 2nd Ave, Seattle 98101 206-223-1333
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Distance:
~1234 ft * |
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Description:
DOWNTOWN. Stylish decor, comfortable furnishings and cheap drinks make this club an appealing happy hour spot, but watch out for its dance parties! The moment that DJs start playing pop or alternative rock tracks, a diverse, high-energy cast of characters hits the floor. For a flashback to the '80s, show up on Tuesday or Saturday, or come on Wednesday for an Indie / Electro / Britpop fix. |
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Tap House Grill |
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(Nightlife - Bars) |
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1506 6th Ave, Seattle 98101 206-816-3314
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Distance:
~1251 ft * |
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Description:
DOWNTOWN. Beer connoisseurs sit at the long curving bar of this swanky establishment and marvel at its 160 varieties on tap. You'll also find a fun selection of cocktails and martinis, along with 20 wines available by the glass. At happy hour, folks nibble on Santa Fe beef wontons, popcorn shrimp and sushi rolls. The dinner menu features steaks, seafood, sandwiches and pastas. |
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Edge Grill |
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(Nightlife - Sports Bar) |
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1522 6th Ave, Seattle 98101 206-340-1369
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Distance:
~1319 ft * |
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Description:
DOWNTOWN. This upscale sports bar is a perfect fit with the after-work crowd. Flat-screen plasma TVs are scattered throughout the spacious bar area, affording unobstructed views of the game from almost every seat. Pull up a chair to the elegantly-carved bar for great happy hour specials during the week, or slip away to the cozy lounge if you need a break from the action. There are great eats to nosh on while you check the scores, too; coconut shrimp, soy-ginger salmon, and roasted prime rib are a cut above normal bar fare. |
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User Rating: 9
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Alibi Room |
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(Nightlife - Dance Clubs) |
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85 Pike St, #410 at Post Alley, Seattle 98101 206-623-3180 206-779-1596
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Distance:
~0.27 mi * |
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Description:
DOWNTOWN. A popular restaurant by day, the Alibi Room really comes alive at night. Owned by a group of filmmakers, the club works to support independent films and their creators, by fostering an artistic dialogue among patrons and making scripts available for public perusal. If that's a bit heavy for you, just come and dance to the mixed rhythms of rotating DJs or enjoy one of their specialty vodka drinks. You'll also find live music from time to time, along with a great wine list and tasty appetizers. A real local favorite, Alibi plays host to everyone from the eccentric to the street smart. |
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Can Can |
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(Nightlife - Live Entertainment) |
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94 Pike St, Pike Place Market, Seattle 98101 206-652-0832
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Distance:
~0.27 mi * |
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Description:
DOWNTOWN. A relative newcomer to the Seattle scene, this high-energy venue provides a little bit of everything – cabaret-style performances, cocktails enlivened with freshly-squeezed fruit juices, and an ambitious menu of inventive appetizers and entrees. In-house dance troupe The Contábellas alternate waitressing duties with rousing performances; afterwards, a variety of live music can be heard. Detailed, frilly costuming and a Parisian fin de siècle atmosphere add to an evening's enjoyment. |
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Oliver's |
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(Nightlife - Bars) |
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405 Olive Way, Mayflower Park Hotel, Seattle 98101 206-623-8700 800-426-5100
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Distance:
~0.32 mi * |
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Description:
DOWNTOWN. An elegant alternative to louder, more high-profile watering holes, this quintessential hotel bar offers an upscale scene complete with a waitstaff dressed to the nines, European-inspired decor, and some of the Sound's best cocktails. A Seattle standard since the mid-'70s, Oliver's has won numerous accolades for its classic martinis. Add in an eclectic lunch menu with the likes of a panini misto sandwich (portabellas, grilled eggplant, and roasted peppers) and Dungeness crab cakes with paprika-parmesan fries, and it's little wonder that Oliver's is such a closely guarded secret of downtown's well-heeled crowd. |
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User Rating: 8.6
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Zig Zag Cafe |
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(Nightlife - Bars) |
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1501 Western Ave, Seattle 98101 206-625-1146
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Distance:
~0.32 mi * |
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Description:
DOWNTOWN. Attentive service, awesome drinks and an appealing outdoor patio draw visitors to this intimate cocktail bar. Serving a late-night menu of salads, sandwiches, flatbread house pie and seafood until 1am, it's a popular place to hang out with an eclectic crowd of all ages who enjoy good food, drinks and fun. |
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Contour |
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(Nightlife - Dance Clubs) |
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807 1st Ave, Seattle 98104 206-447-7704
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Distance:
~0.33 mi * |
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Description:
PIONEER SQUARE. This welcome addition to Pioneer Square offers a hip twist on the usual club scene. Works by local artists provide upscale decor, and food offerings like fried calamari rings with tzatziki are a step above typical club fare. Dancing is taken seriously; hip-hop, funk, industrial, and trance boom over the intimate dance floor, and the club stays open until the wee hours on weekends to accommodate hardcore partiers. Live jazz is not unheard of in the earlier evening hours, and occasionally, DJs take requests. |
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* All distances are
approximate "straight-line" distances.
See Directions for actual "travel distances."
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