Everyone here and, I mean EVERYONE is super nice here! The staff and the patrons are just so kind, chill and fun! Everyone is great to help you figure everything out and explain the rules! You can bring your own dobbers, good luck charms, snacks, drinks and fun! It's a great time y'all! read more

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Once again rude service, dirty hall and bathrooms and family member caller of management is mean, rude, disrespectful of players out loud from the stand. read more

many complaints to the gambling commission and no trust in the staff and leadership since they continued to advantage some players and not others. won't get my business going forward. read more

I've enjoyed the good times at High Stakes Bingo night twice, and both were out of this world amazing (even though we didn't win ). The best part is that you're able to bring your own food and drinks (yeah the good kind ), so while you're dobbin', you can also be bobbin'. read more

I've lived near here forever, but only make it by every so often. This is a good way to spend a few hours and maybe win some money. It's great for people who want to get out of the house and have some mobility issues. I think its probably good exercise for the brain if you use the paper and daubers. The people who go frequently definitely all seem to know each other and the staff that work here. It's changed a bit over the years and no longer has food available besides from vending machines and a few refrigerated items. Seems like a lot of people bring their own food and make a night out of it. I was surprised to see children were able to play as well., apparently you do need 10 or older. I do like that this is a non profit that supports junior hockey. I have no idea how prices compare to other bingo locations, but I do appreciate the number of tvs and screens available and that the callers speak clearly. It seems like there is always something special going on. I recently tried the electronic gaming machine which does seem to take most of the fun out of bingo, but I won 480$ so I can't complain. There are also pull tabs to keep you entertained while you wait during breaks. read more

220th St High Stakes Bingo & Pull Tabs - We got a welcome bag. - Casinos Near Me - Mountlake Terrace, Washington

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I came here with my mom and a friend on a Saturday afternoon. It was definitely fun and we appreciated that the location was much closer to our home than Muckleshoot and 100% smoke free. For $42.00 per person, we were each given a computer that played multiple cards for about 14 games. it was fun and something completely different for all of us to do on the weekend. They have LOTS of pull tabs as well. You can bring in non-alcoholic food and drink because they only offer free coffee and vending machines with snacks. We will definitely be coming back. We were novices and the locals there were quick to help us out and make us feel welcome. If they had sold food, I would definitely have given it five stars. read more

Friendly staff and we actually win, unlike at Muckleshoot where it's overcrowded and they don't allow anyone under 18. At 220th my 15 year old son is able to play so we have nice family nights! I highly recommend coming here! read more

Family Friendly BINGO! Kids over the age of 10 (with an adult) are welcome to play. If you like playing live BINGO, in a 100% smoke free bingo parlor, enjoy a relaxed atmosphere, play some pull-tabs, and win some cash-ola, this is the place to go. This place is easy to find - between I-5 and HWY 99, off of 220th; officially in Mountlake Terrace, but is just south of Lynnwood and north of Shoreline. Plenty of free parking. The staff is exceptionally friendly and helpful. Most of the staff have been working here for years. They are always smiling and playful. The games are easy to follow and pay a decent amount. They have lots of TV's to see the called numbers and lots of TV's playing sports. There are 30+ games called during a session. There are 11 sessions a week (see photo of flyer for times). Sessions usually last 2.5 hours. Doors open an hour before each session. Multiple fun games are played during each session. For example, they will have a "game winner along the way" or have some games where a consolation number is called. Each month they have a different calendar where they have discounted days like 1/2 price machines, larger payouts, or 2 for 1 Bonanza's on the machine day. My favorite is when they have "Crying Days"; where you get a second chance to win if your number is the next number called. My winning number always seems to be the very next number! They have raffles during the month for things like free game play or a big screen TV. If you come play on your birthday, you will receive a special treat. Reasonably priced snack and beverage machines are available. Along with a refrigerator with some foods you can heat up in a microwave. They supply coffee ($1) and ice; bring your own cup. Or you can bring your own food and drinks! I highly recommend this BINGO Hall. Big groups or parties are always welcome. Call ahead to reserve a table if you have a lot of people coming to play with you. read more

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You know that saying about learning something new everyday? I learned what the heck a dauber was at 220th St Bingo! And I learned about crazy chairs, hardways, kites with broken tails, and layer cake. Who knew bingo could be so complicated? I took a quick trip north with a friend and we had such a blast here. The crowd is mixed, although you will see lots of little old ladies. There's some food, you can bring food and drinks, and hey - you can win money! Although I was there a few hours and didn't win, I saw some lucky folks win a few hundred dollars. Now I'm addicted. read more

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Great place for bingo they are like a family love that they have pizza and snacks and breakfast once in awhile

Pretty fun, though you'll probably be ever aware of the fact that the game is ENTIRELY chance, and you're always at a disadvantage to people who use the machines (there's no chance that they'll miss a number). Still, it's fun if you want to be social... as long as you're not near some mean old bingo-lady who chastises anyone who says anything during the game. (It happens) Also, bring cash... there's only one ATM and some patrons will monopolize it during breaks, standing in front of it using it as a table for their pull-tab obsession. read more

Big fan, big fan. I've been visiting here for the last 10 years off and on, and just can't get enough. It's comforting to see some of the same faces I came to know - and also comforting to know they haven't changed the room too much. OK, let's be fair - it is a bingo hall. But it's so much more! Let's start with the bad, cause there's not much of it: Although I believe I'm about even over the long haul, I know there are elderly people spending their hard earned money; money that might help them live a better life, or money that could be an inhertitance. It's a little sad. Kind of like seeing motor homes in casino parking lots. And although comforting that nothing has changed in 10+ years, it's a little rough-around-the-edges to say the least. The carpet has seen a host of better days, the tables are well worn, and I'm pretty sure the lighting was stripped right out of a 70's middle school classroom. So, why does it deserve 4 stars? First, the staff. They're kind, helpful and a family. I know from an old friend (and former employee here) that it's not uncommon for people to work here for 10+ years. Saw the proof tonight. The customers too - knowing each other by first name, asking about family, etc. They've staked out their spots, brought their troll dolls and made it their hobby. And it's fun! Cheaper than a movie ticket, lasts longer, better people watching and sometimes - just sometimes - they pay you back! I don't know a movie theater in the world that pays you to be entertained. 220th is a little hike to get to from Seattle (even if you're north, in Ballard like I am), but well worth the trip. Visit Funtasia next door for batting cages, go carts and mini golf, drop into Top Foods for a bottle of water, and settle in for a 2+ hour experience. And bring me along! read more

Came here for a Saturday afternoon session of bingo. The hours just flew by and it was a lot more fun than I thought it would be. There's ample parking and the facility is pretty clean and quiet. The employees are also nice and helpful. read more

Nice place and friendly people UNTIL I went to buy paper extra games from a man named Lester. I explained this was my first time here. He was not very nice at all and extremely unhelpful and difficult. It's off putting and I wish I could get my money back! read more

Love me some bingo here! Lester is the man! All of the staff here are very friendly this is a great place to play bingo! Very fun atmosphere just great all around. Even when I lose I still have fun as it is for a good cause too it keeps kids off the street and on the ice playing hockey building team work and creating fond memories for them that will last a lifetime. How cool is that! read more

Don't bother , if you need help you will never get it here ! It's like a cult ! If you stop and ask the help any questions they just roll their eyes and pretend they didn't hear you ! Stay away from the tall guy ( he acts like he is in charge , but would rather call you names then help you with the games ! Obviously he is still having issues from high school. read more

This place is awesome!! Very friendly, helpful, patient staff. Cheap buy-ins (with discounts for the earlier sessions). Reasonably sizable pay-outs (that are even higher at night). Clean, smoke-free environment. Pull tabs for the down times. Only area of opportunity - while they do have vending machines and snacks in a cooler, a little snack bar with fresh made sandwiches and stuff might be nice. Gotta keep costs low though, because to top it all off, it's a non-profit whose proceeds go to benefit youth sports! ...Overall, a great way to spend a rainy Saturday afternoon! read more

I've been going to this bingo hall for a few weeks and it's pretty fun. I definitely feel like one of the youngest people there, but no one cares. They take cash and cards and allow you to bring in outside food. There are tons of options of places to get takeout nearby. I've been on Wednesday and Saturday nights. Weeknights are less busy which means less competition. It smells a little funny inside, like all of the past years of cigarette smoke will never truly leave the building, but it's not like the smell lingers on you after you leave. Give them a try. It's a great place to watch little old ladies swear. read more

I concur, this place is fun and cheap. When we first walked in it was overwhelming, but the staff was really nice explaining it and all of the volunteering at Bingo I did at that nursing home came flooding back to me so I picked it up pretty quickly. I'm actually surprised at how many of the elements we had at the nursing home are legit Bingo things. Anyway, once you get past the lingo, its a pretty good time and not as depressing as could be expected. The food is mostly from Costco, but you can apparently bring your own. The also had some local place deliver a bunch of $5 pizzas which seemed good but the only options were meat, double meat, or meat, so I didn't try them. I regret not asking if you could bring beer, but that would be great. Anyway, we hope to be back soon! read more

I've been going to this bingo hall for at least 25 years. Have seen workers come and go over the years. They've always been friendly and helpful. A great bunch works there now. Dennis, Gordy, Eric, Lester, Delia, Travis, Marilyn, Sandy, Melissa.(I hope I didn't miss anyone) They are always willing to help. Have new machines now, prices are very reasonable and fun specials. My favorite place to play bingo. read more

I came here years ago when they had police officers standing by the doors because so much money was being handled. I have to say the place has gone down hill over the last 15 years. I will be honest, you play Bingo and you come for the food. They use to have a full food area like they do at Talalip. NOT NOW... Bummer! Maybe that is why the place has gone down hill because people like the whole bingo experience and food is part of it. The pop corn, the nachos, whatever.... Last time i went they had micro popcorn and that was it.. They need to get back to the old days, still the same faces, it was just more exciting. I will drive to Marysville to play bingo now. Much funner.. read more

Wow! My first bingo experience! It was fun! Price was great, only spent about $50 for 4 hours of entertainment! It's all non-smoking so that's a plus! Pretty friendly environment, you can tell there are regulars that take it very seriously though. Only complaint would probably be a couple of the employees, I felt a little bullied a few times by an older gentleman, and I overheard the tall guy talking a little suggestively to other female customers. Just found that a bit tacky at a so called family establishment. Over all though pleasant experience, I will most likely go again. Fun and cheap entertainment. read more