Seattle Nightlife

Big Picture - Seattle

by Kayla on September 6, 2011 0 Comments

The Big Picture Seattle is the perfect spot to cozy up for a good movie and cocktail. Located underneath El Gaucho on 1st Ave, the Big picture was created to give going to the theater a ‘little classier’ feel and overall better experience with a custom bar, 1920’s furnishings and a very exclusive atmosphere. Drinks are served during the show and fresh white cheddar popcorn available for just $5. Check out what is playing tonight, $11 per ticket. Show times start at 6 p.m. and 8:45 p.m. during the week, more show times available on the weekends. Now Playing – Crazy Stupid Love

Tavern Law - Needle & Thread

by Kayla on August 22, 2011 0 Comments

Tavern Law , one of Seattle Met’s Top 10 Best Bars in Seattle for 2011. Why we are not surprised? Tavern Law could easily be one of the most sought out bars in Capital Hill and with a secret upstairs, 'speakeasy' it's also tough to drop in for a drink.

"Tavern Law attracts a comely crowd that sips expertly wrought flips, slings, sours, and punches while snacking on small plates (foie gras, fried oysters) rich enough to hold up against those potent pre-Prohibition potables. But the real magic is upstairs at Needle and Thread, the bar’s second-level spirits sanctuary. Lined with artisan bottles and sepia-toned nudie photos, this 30-seat “speakeasy” benefits from the undivided attention of one silk-vested, mustachioed barman who crafts each drink to order." Read more at Seattle Met.

One of the few speakeasy bars in Seattle, Tavern Law is known for its savvy and cocktail ...

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Patron Social Club

by Kayla on August 8, 2011 0 Comments

If you like tequila and fine-dining, you’re a perfect fit! Patron Social Club is not only elusive but it is a pirate secret dinning society.....

Patrón has always stood for great social experiences – from the people who pour it to the people who enjoy it. For some time, we have been bringing them together with incredible covert dining experiences. Exclusive Patrón cocktails, paired with special menus, held in breathtaking spaces. As a Social Club member, you are the guest. As each countdown reaches zero, the location will be revealed and a riddle released. Read More.

Capitol Hill Block Party

by Kayla on July 22, 2011 0 Comments

 July 22, 23 & 24

Tickets on sale now!

The Capitol Hill Block Party definitely holds the torch for hosting one of the biggest alternative, punk-rock concert series in Seattle. The party showcases over 70 of the best local Northwest and national bands and Dj’s. Three days, three live stages and dead center in the heart of Capitol Hill. Tickets are on sale now and the party starts tonight! Come check it out the line-up and support local non-profits, The Vera Project and KEXP.

Vertigo Truly Has Something For Everyone

by Kayla on October 5, 2009 0 Comments


Like many Seattleites, I often forget there is a world outside of the downtown radius, and more importantly, that while we once gawked at the Eastside's idea of a good time, or lack thereof, it now hosts some of the area's finest restaurants, lounges and nightlife establishments. Not to mention, upon completion of the roughly $400 million mixed-use Bravern project, Bellevue will house some of the most exclusive names in designer retail shops and boutiques in our state. Taking up a whopping 300,000 square feet of space for store fronts alone, this world-class addition will include nearly 50 luxury retailers and restaurants from a variety of famed chefs both local and worldwide, making Bellevue an even more desirable place to visit than the exclusive area already is.

Clearly the brains behind Vertigo did their homework when researching where to open the doors of their posh concept. Upon ...

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McCabes in Everett Review

by Kayla on September 22, 2009 0 Comments


"I enjoy it," DJ Timbo said, as he referred to his experiences working for McCabe's. "You never know what to expect every week." Sure enough, I found myself floating in the same boat; I had no idea what to expect. Waves of exhilaration sent what felt like heartbeats pounding throughout my entire body. As we approached the venue, excitement and laughter trailed our steps like fallen leaves blown from their branches. While we may not have known exactly what the night had in store for us, my friends and I anticipated an eventful and fun-filled evening at McCabe's.

My initial reaction was unlike any I had experienced before. McCabe's is not your average Seattle nightclub, especially because this venue is located in Everett. But who really loves average anyway? Sure, average is appreciated here and there, but it can become boring after seeing and experiencing the same ...

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The Crocodile

by Kayla on September 21, 2009 0 Comments



Establishments sometimes close for renovations, other times they shut down and lock their doors permanently. Yet despite the struggles of closure, there are the few businesses that push their way out of the rubble and reopen with a bang. Such is the case with the recently made over Crocodile Cafe in Seattle's Belltown neighborhood.

Since 1991, the Crocodile had been attracting crowds of all kinds, quickly building its reputation as a great place for the local and national music scene. This venue hosted live performances from well-known artists including Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Alice in Chains, Beastie Boys, R.E.M and Death Cab for Cutie.

While many legendary feet have marched over its floors, the Crocodile has also been blessed with floods of local bands strumming their beats for hundreds of interested audiences. But on Dec. 15, 2007, this seemingly strong music venue locked its heavy wooden doors due ...

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Current Hotspots in Seattle, Bellevue, Marysville and Kirkland

by Kayla on September 9, 2009 0 Comments


The harmonious clinking of martini glasses is synchronized to the tempo of rhythmically pounding high-altitude stilettos. All across Seattle, the nightlife landscape is once again emerging from its dormant winter hibernation. In a dashing escapade, fellow intern, Alix and myself dart off into the nebulous night to mingle with Seattle's nocturnal boozehound patrons. We are always up to no good, so it shouldn't surprise you the events of the night were entirely composed of preposterous shenanigans. Where shall I begin? Perhaps the part where we stumbled upon an abandoned kitchen sink properly displayed on the sidewalk where inebriated bystanders jokingly washed off their hands. Or, perchance, when we came into close proximity to a fleet of toothless drag queens dressed up as the Fanta Girls. Or how about when we inadvertently struck up a conversation with a homeless soothsayer, selling the secret location of a vampire lair in ...

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