Fun and funky vibe. Drinks are available downstairs at the entry, or upstairs in the lounge. Don't…read moreexpect food - beer and chips are fine for a short visit. Comedy was great, well hosted, good lighting for the event, and decent chairs. Payment is cash or Venmo. Check out the fun!

I'm so obsessed with the retro vibes of this vintage arcade bar! I loved the variety of arcade…read moregames they had, including the fun themes for pinball! My faves were the Addams family and Jaws pinball machines. I came here Wednesday night on a date and was surprised at how moderately busy the bar was. There were enough people to create a lively atmosphere, but not enough that we had to wait to play games. At the bar, I ordered a cosmopolitan, but the bartender offered me a vodka cranberry instead. The drink was refreshing, but the ice gave it that watered down taste. Halfway through the night I lost my phone and only realised when my date and I were in the car. When we returned to the bar the bartender had it with him. I love that I didn't have to go looking for it. My date and I had a great time at this bar and will definitely have to come back for some more pinball soon!!

Five Iron Golf was a fun and unique experience while in Seattle. It combines the feel of a modern…read moresports bar with an indoor golf simulator, making it a great option whether you're a serious golfer or just looking for a more casual activity with friends. The simulator setup was impressive and made it easy to jump in regardless of skill level. The technology tracked shots well, and it was fun being able to play different courses while still enjoying the social atmosphere of the venue. The space itself had a lively energy, with plenty of room to hang out, grab a drink, and enjoy the experience between swings. There's also billiards and other board games you can play as well!

A hidden gem in cap hill. They have $5 shots and a great happy hour menu that you can choose from…read more It's a nice spot to take a breather from going out! Hannah and Isha at the bar are super cool and friendly and made us great drinks. It's a nice golf lounge too so if you're into golfing they have some fun different games you can play - but we didn't. But it's pretty clean in there

Lovely Japanese tea garden in Seattle near the Washington Park Arboretum! It's especially gorgeous…read morein the spring because of the wisteria and azalea blooms. Tickets are $10 which is not too bad for such a gorgeous garden. I went on a weekday so the garden was peaceful and not crowded. Definitely worth a visit! We also went to the Washington Park Arboretum after since it was close by.

We visited Seattle Japanese Garden hearing about the blooming wisteria. Parking is free and close…read moreto the entrance. We walked around this beautiful garden. So pretty, serene and peaceful. It makes me feel I am in a different place. The garden so manicured and really beautiful.

Such a fun place to come for an activity!…read more We went early on Saturday which I highly recommend! If you walk in after 11 am, you most likely will be looking at a long wait. However, it's worth it IMO! Weekends are busy and there's generally a wait. However, I opted to paint outside and got seated right away. They have a great selection of items to paint. I picked two jars. They have a variety of supplies that allowed me to bring my vision to life! The number of colors they have to select from is vast too. They have a wide range of brushes and tools, and I appreciated their two sizes of paint pen detail bottles--perfect for writing! Nicky was so helpful and accommodating. He reviewed how the pair a work and the process thoroughly but succinctly. He brought my chosen pieces out to the table since I had my dog with me. It is dog friendly outside! Not sure about inside. Check out was pretty seamless, and Erica did a great job with my checkout! The prices for the pieces are comparable to ones I saw at another similar establishment, which was good to see. If you're looking for a fun activity, check out Paint the Town!

Super cute spot. I used to come here about 10 years ago, and I love that nothing has changed in the…read morebest way. It feels very calming and nostalgic being here. They have a great selection of items to choose from to paint, along with a wide variety of colors. The ambiance is adorable and the staff is friendly.

I felt a strong need to talk to someone who didn't know me, but might be able to offer me insight…read moreon a few major questions I have in my life right now. Lilah's reading was spot on in a way that I'd call creepy if I weren't so happy to get confirmation that she clearly knows what she's doing. Between the psychic read and the tarot spread, I felt like she laid my life bare in a few minutes. I had no secrets from her but felt oddly comforted by that. She doesn't shy away from giving advice or perspective, no matter how hard it is to hear it, but it was delivered with love and consideration. We had an easy connection via the phone, which was important to me, as I felt like I needed an emergency reading and she was able to accommodate that without needing to have me leave work and come to an office. I'll absolutely be working with her going forward on reconnecting with my spiritual self, and I hope anyone looking for a genuine read from a lovely woman will do the same.

Don't give your money to this crock of shit. She will rip you off and lie to your face, only…read moretelling you what you want to hear. Go to therapy instead.

Some people come to Seattle for the Space Needle. Or for the ferries. Or to watch a Seahawks game…read more And that's great. While they're off hanging out at Pike Place Market and the Seattle Wheel we locals will be hanging out at our own special little tourist spot: the Rubber Chicken Museum. Housed within the glorious confines of Archie McPhee, the store with literally EVERYTHING you want and NOTHING you need, the RCM is an ode to all things rubber...and chicken. If it's yellow, plastic, stretchy and clucks you'll find it here. From a giant life-sized rubber chicken for a true selfie moment, to the tiniest, nearly microscopic iterations of this flexible bird the RCM enchants with its #rubberchickenglory. Folks both young and old marvel at its amazingness. And if you listen closely, you'll often hear people lament "I used to have that exact rubber chicken when I was a kid." I dare you to leave here without buying a rubber chicken (conveniently available for sale near the exit, just like at all the more well-known museums). I double dare ya!

I'm inside the Rubber Chicken Museum right now. For some reason Yelp filtered my first review…read more Maybe now that I'm literally inside it and "checked in" they will let me tell you how stupendous it is. It is amazing. You should go right now. Must-see attraction in Seattle.

Me and my husband did this for Valentine's Day and I thought it was a really sweet fun way to spend…read moretime together. Be prepared to take lots of photos. Have fun with it to selfies be silly. Be serious be sexy be whatever you want. Lucky for us it wasn't too busy. There's a few couples here and there there's a first floor and a second floor so you don't feel like you're encroaching on each other. One complaint is some of the camera holders were broken or loose, but because it wasn't too busy you were able to pull from other stations. Props were lots of fun. Some backgrounds made more sense than others but either way it's a great idea. Have fun with it!

This place is a joke! It Is just waste of time and money!…read moreThe only thing It has is settings to take your own picture and to pretend you are a playing dress up... like preschoolers and kindergartens... nothing more nothing less. Seattle has better places to visit.

We've been to several events here as it's walking distance from friend's house; otherwise it's…read morestreet parking. Cozy venue; music a bit loud so we bring ear buds or sit/stand as far away from the stage. Staff are cool and friendly.

With live music every night of the week (on Mondays it is a jam where you can sign up and help MAKE…read morethe music!), I can always count on dropping in to The Seamonster Lounge to have the music I like: Jazz, Funk, Soul, Jam Bands, Reggae, Afropop, Latin even a Zeppelin cover band once in a while. Most nights there are 2 bands, one starting at 7 and one at 10PM No cover Sunday-Thursday (tip the band and the bartender!) Regular highlights for me are Hammand Organ Master Joe Doria and Friends on Tuesdays and Funky2Death on Fridays. Other artists/groups have monthly slots--check their schedule online. Battlestar Kalakala, How Now Brown Cow, Dub Lounge International, Hurricane Dreamz, Ron Weinstein Organ Trio and much much more!