This is a small senior center but very busy…read more They have a wide variety of programs- some exercise classes- gentle ; daily lunches, puzzles; meetings re aging; a social worker who is busy and very helpful. The director and activities coordinator work really hard and often are taking phone calls and available to people. I rarely go- as I still work and I go to gyms which have more strength workouts. I just went to a presentation re legal forms for POA, POF HCD and more. People are/were at all stages of working on these- our needs were so nicely answered.

Great venue! I was here for the "Tail of the lake" regatta, and the experience was positive!…read moreEmployees were helpful and dealt with crowds and boat movement well. Overall 8.4/10, would recommend.

You can rent this place for weddings, family events, and private dinners. I loved the location of…read morevenue and views of Lake Union, but working with the coordinator was only okay. Communication with the LWRC coordinator was not always consistent - I had to check in more with her on certain details of the reception. The price was very reasonable though, and I liked that we could bring in our own alcohol and catering. Parking is spotty here, but they have a very inexpensive pay lot right out front. Sorry about the "extensive" vomit in the women's bathroom! Still trying to find out who that was. :/

I was lucky to attend a friend's birthday party here! I have never been and was absolutely STUNNED!…read moreThe beautiful, freshly painted courts along the water were dreamy. No wonder this is such a coveted membership to get for the area's elite. Every single staff member we interacted with was kind, helpful, and professional. They really have the best of the best! Our party room had a bar area, seating, and a balcony. It was absolutely gorgeous and perfect for our party. The wine options were great, a wonderful variety and all quality. They served a taco bar that impressed me. The chef cooked me some shrimp special since I don't eat red meat, and it was perfect. The chips were amazing, they had tableside guac, just incredible. The view of the water was the cherry on top. I will keep dreaming about this spot for a long time to come.

Located in the beautiful Madison Park neighborhood and certainly a gorgeous venue for an outdoor…read morewedding! My friend got married on the North Lawn last week and it was stunning with the water in the background - perfect space for a ceremony and reception. The reception was setup behind the ceremony, which was closer to the water. Tents, tables, buffet style food, etc. were all setup on the lawn - including a dance floor in front of the DJ booth. I recommend wearing block heels vs stilettos (or bringing the stiletto covers) as to avoid sinking in the grass :)

This place is awesome! Rainbow Bingo 4x a year. Next one is scheduled for March 13 - Lucky 13…read more Dress as a black cat or leprechaun to enter their costume contest!! Tickets and information: 206-722-0317; ask for Alex or Kate. $25 advance ticket purchase, $28 at the door.

This place is staffed by someof the best people I've met. They care for their members like family…read more Rainbow bingo is a must. And there are so many fun options for classes and outings. If my grandma was still alive I'd take her here. It's that good of a place!

I tried their hot Pilates workout and it was very fun. I've never done Pilates before, let alone a…read morehot Pilates, but the instructions were easy to follow. Especially, the TV monitor inside the sauna rooms made it easy to follow. I arrived for a yelp event, which ended up making the place very busy. However, the staff members were great in figuring everything out. Very helpful. I definitely would recommend, if you're looking for a freshly equipped and clean hot Pilates gym.

I had the opportunity to visit this studio with a networking group - HERMVMT. Rae was so kind &…read morehospitable & showed us around the studio & how to get started. Its a group workout studio in infrared sauna. I love the heat! So I was just fine with it. I did a CORE class with strangers who became friends. We celebrated each other & made connections. They have 2 bathrooms & 1 w/a shower that's handicap accessible. If youre looking for a sweat stop by & try!

A very nice, cozy park to relax and get away. Facing westerly with a sweeping view about 180 to 360…read moredegrees, you can come here a do nothing. Two benches. A lot of joggers. Even more people taking photos. I've live in Seattle nearly all of my life, and I've always know about Sunset Hill park. Aw, to have one of the houses on the other side of the street facing the same direction--this is on 34th Ave. NW where you can't drive any farther west. Not much else to say, except let the photos and the go-there do the talking.

The Sunset Hills strawberry shortcake is nothing short of spectacular: tender, buttery biscuits,…read moreperfectly softened and lightly sweetened, layered with juicy, sugar‑mac­erated strawberries, and topped with billowy freshly whipped cream. Each bite delivers bright fruit contrast and melt‑in‑your-mouth texture. It's elegant yet unpretentious--the ideal summer dessert. Astonishingly, it manages to outshine even the breathtaking view of Puget Sound and the soothing ocean breeze drifting in from the water. As the sun dips low and the air cools, the shortcake becomes more than just dessert--it's the highlight of the evening.

Camp Long is the biggest park in West Seattle most people don't know about. It's not on the water -…read morebut that's not a bad thing. Within the boundaries of the park are miles of trails that most people drive hours out of town to walk on. Not to mention owl spottings, blackberries, bathrooms, cabins to camp in, a natural rock climbing wall and a cool events space. I had dear friends get married here and it felt like they had rented a overnight camp to celebrate - but it was a ten minute walk home. Weeds are a bit overgrown with COVID having Parks only doing essential maintenance but not too bad. Spend an hour or an afternoon here - it's worth it!

I grew up in Burien and have lived here all my life. As a teenager with lots of energy and nothing…read moreto do, I can remember going to a church group who took kids, like myself, on weekend trips camping. I can remember going with the group to camp at the park and fell in love with the beauty of the park and all the fun we had playing games and camping. This was in the mid 70's and I haven't been back since but I should revisit the park to remember the great times I had there that helped me stay out of trouble and be productive in life as I got older. Great place to take the family to back then.

This location is smaller and has less amenities than the original Poplar location…read more It's still wonderful and perks is it's in the central Fremont area where there are tons of places to work to before and after your bouldering session / workout! There is no giant parking lot like their is at the Poplar location. I'd say the punch packs and memberships are on the expensive side but it works at all the locations (there is a new one in U District I haven't been too!). I usually get the 10-punch pass for almost $300 after tax.

This was my first time climbing and my friends and I had an awesome experience at this location. I…read morevisited during Seattle workout week and booked my reservation through Gymki app. The check in process took few minutes but rentals were included in the pass. The staff gave quick and helpful briefing. And despite Sunday, it didn't feel so packed and overwhelming. For the beginners and first timers it was a great studio to try. I climbed for ~2 hours and never got bored. It has large bouldering area and multiple walls. The routes were creative and kept me intrigued. The falls are safe on their cushion mat. This place also has a full fledged gym but I didn't try that side. Overall great vibe and great way to get full body workout channeling your core, upper body, overall flexibility and mobility! I'd def come back