I was lucky enough to be invited recently and the people I met were amazing. Not only a great…read morenetwork of individuals but just great individuals in general. I was a bit hesitant cause this high flying places sometimes draw a certain attitude of people but I was very pleasantly surprised by just how nice everyone was. The conversations were amazing. People from across multiple spectrums, backgrounds, and positions all shared opinions and ideas without shutting each other down. I would join but heard there is a wait list now. If you enjoy cigars, good conversation, and learning a ton you should definitely consider joining. Love the speakeasy feel of it all, for smoking cigars at least.

Seattle's only private cigar club! It is a member's only club. Prospective members are…read moreinterviewed by the owner and general manager of the club. The glue that holds the club together is the "smoke". Lovely surroundings of leather, brick and timber. Very masculine in nature. An oasis of luxury for the discerning cigar smoker.

What a good place. Members only. Hard to get approved !!!!! Every Friday night. Social life's and…read morefriends ! Don't even think about getting in if you are not cool haha

I joined In the Loop Seattle (ITL) in 2021 when I was new to the city and looking to find my group…read moreof friends. From my very first interview with Danielle, I felt incredibly welcomed--and the rest is history. ITL has hosted extravagant events, but more importantly, it has introduced me to some of my closest friends. Through this group, I've taken trips, celebrated birthdays and holidays, and even had the honor of officiating my best friend's wedding--someone I met through ITL. One thing I appreciated from the start was ITL's clear distinction that it's not a dating site. That was exactly why I joined--I wasn't looking to date, just to find a solid, supportive group of friends. Since then, we've all been there for each other through the ups and downs of dating, offering advice or a listening ear after a bad date. No matter what, ITL is always there to lift your spirits. ITL delivers on its promise: it's a way for singles to meet and have a great time. They do an excellent job of organizing events within specific age brackets so you're always surrounded by people in your own stage of life. And once a month, everyone comes together for mixers, making it easy to expand your circle. Lastly, Kara (the owner) and Danielle (the Marketing Director) are the heart and soul of ITL. They lead with passion, humor, and an undeniable ability to throw an amazing event. I have never been disappointed, and they always bring incredible energy and unforgettable stories. If you haven't joined ITL yet, you're missing out--so sign up ASAP!

This is an awesome group to join for single professionals. The local events are so much fun and…read moreeven better are the trips planned. I have been to Ireland, Cabo, Thailand and soon St. Lucia with folks from all four locations across the the country. They make traveling so much fun, events planned at the various countries and incorporating learning about the culture in a fun way. I've been able to connect with and reconnect with folks on trips. This group has gotten me out of the house and out of the country which is why I remain an active member.

I have held 2 private events this year at the RC and would highly recommend booking with them!…read more Sasha Montalvo (the events coordinator i have worked with both times) is thorough, helpful, and very responsive. We have used the RC for two client appreciation/business development events and not only do we love it, our clients do too! The food is always great (a highlight is the appetizer bacon wrapped dates), the drinks are tasty and the bartenders are pleasant, and as an organizer I think the spaces are beautiful and perfectly decorated. My photos below are of the space for our most recent event in the Cutter Room. Thank you endlessly to all the staff that is always welcoming, professional, and helpful.

This tired aging gracious brick oasis survives amidst the sterile glistening glass skyscrapers of…read morestockbrokers and nearby unhinged zombies of the Seattle people's republic. It's members only, but isn't snooty or pretentious. They hire kind and professional uniformed staffers who go beyond the call of duty. Sit over tasty potstickers and French champagne perhaps at the grand upstairs bar late afternoon looking out at the grey rain - but avoid the (dprk airline tasting) beef and broccoli bowl and the $2 well burnt nuts. The food prices are kept wonderfully low. Clubs do want members to actually hangout. The club is an absolute haven and perfect for business lunches, cocktail hours, and weddings (a fireplace so big even NBA players could walk in), and to just get lost in thought in spacious quiet elegance in a place great-great-grandfathers lit cigars.

Let the public play your course?????????????????? I guess you don't need my money! I enjoy playing…read moreall courses and yours is not the nicest as far as your online information and reviews! It's your choice to open your doors to others that can not only play well but also follow the rules of golf!

I came here for a working interview for either banquet or line Cook and I feel like I was extremely…read moredisrespected. I have one eye and the second everybody realized I only had one eye. They literally didn't even let me perform any of the work in interview for line Cook or banquet they just put me on peeling potatoes and breaking up in peapods and then made me wait 14 days just to get no response about the job had high hopes for this place being they shouldn't have these kinds of issues with the budget and the hourly rate they can pay employees I heard bad things being said about me and my one eye by other cooks and I feel like sticking me on peeling potatoes and breaking up in peapods how does one show their true skills when that's all they're able to do. Chef Chaz and Chef Chris need to learn a little bit of respect for others that was the most waste of time I've ever experienced and the most disrespect I've had from other line cooks. Nico I over heard saying nasty things about me and all I did was smile at her.

Sitting in The Fireside Grill. Great food options. Decent price. Good portion size. Enough to take…read morehome after I fill my tummy. Chef Jason does a great job. I love the extra buffet events that they offer. Favorite thus far are the poke bowl, turkey club (pictured) and crispy chicken sandwich. The course is lovely. Beautiful on many levels and well maintained. Pro shop is gorgeous with a barista, snack and alcohol beverages to help you play better...just don't over do it, there is a fine line of playing well and not. Private club with great members and staff. Especially the Head Pro. He loves what he does and it shows.

We've been members of BCCC since 1985! The golf course is challenging, peaceful and beautiful. The…read moregrounds crew is always working to improve and maintain the grounds. It is not unusual to see deer, bear or other wildlife on the course! The membership is very inclusive and friendly and offers golf opportunities for every level of play-especially for women! The pro shop and food and beverage teams go above and beyond to make each experience exceptional. I highly recommend BCCC!

Everything is great. The food, the ambiance, the crew, but what really brings me back is the cars…read more For obvious reasons you cannot access the back without a guided tour. The real thrill is having a membership and spending time with these beauties. I've walked through with my grandkids and told them all my car stories and I got to connect with them on another level

Overpriced food & horrible service. 20% gratuity is already included on every bill so the staff…read moremade it obvious to not care to put in better service. Our original server forgot about us which after 15 min of waiting another server had to come over and serve us. After getting our food there was no check up on us at all to see how we were doing. Also took 10 min just for someone to help us get seated. Would not come here again.

It was unfortunately a much nicer course before they removed all the trees. Without them, the…read morecharacter of the course is very bland and lifeless.

Each pool of the North Division of the Seattle Summer Swim League spurred different conversation…read moretopics when we traveled to them for swim meets when I competed on the youth team for Innis Arden (1999 to 2010). Interestingly, with Sand Point Country Club the conversation revolved around pool set-up, concessions, and human interactions. As I aged into my teenage years, I started to pick up on this more. Windows served as the barrier between the pool deck and a parking lot below, which made some people with a fear of heights slightly nauseous. So, they would sit with their backs turned to parking lot and not turn around. The line for concessions was well organized and marked off and concessions prices were decent. If I wanted to not spend too much money, I would bring most of my food/snacks from home and get one thing. Towards the end of my time on the team, the human interactions conversation was geared towards concern over upwards mobility in swimming. A couple of the other girls/women wanted to go further but did not like the tactics USA Swimming used of publicity stunt relationships where people were paired with whoever USA Swimming wanted instead of who they were really with to paint a picture of what swimming in America "should" look like. They sent off some very strong vibes of blaming country club culture, which in our summer league swimming meant Sand Point. I have encountered the "should" (also known as obligation or entitled) culture outside of swimming and Sand Point, so that was not a personal problem I had. However, it did direct conversation while here. Locker rooms were clean and would get dirtier during the swim meet, though staff still ran their locker room sweeps and stayed on top of it as best they could. The ribbons station was easy to find and tended to not get too backed up. The area around the starting blocks was not too cramped. Event numbers were displayed high up and were easy to see from across the pool. Bleacher seating was available.