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    The Triple Door

    3.6 (764 reviews)
    Closed 4:00 pm - 9:00 PM

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    THE TRIPLE DOOR ATMOSPHERE

    What's the vibe?
    Loud
    Live music
    Good for groups
    Happy hour specials

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    Here to see Vicci Martinez!
    Laura H.

    The Triple Door is a top-notch venue. I have seen a couple of shows here recently and every seat is a fantastic seat! I recommend arriving a bit early to order some food and drinks. The food is great, the shows are fantastic, and the ambience is spectacular. One of my favorite places in Seattle to just kick back, relax, and enjoy a show.

    Rebecca B.

    Gawd I love coming here for shows. Spendy food and drinks? Sure, but it's tasty, and veggiesaurus dishes and gluten free are marked. All the seats are good seats. All the drinks are good drinks. Service is friendly and enthusiastic and the shows themselves are excellent. The atmosphere is always upbeat and I'm always excited to go again.

    Seattle Vice
    Kumar V.

    The ambience and experience at Triple door was really majestic. I loved my time here. Also loved the May event - Seattle Vice. I enjoyed the event and it delved into Seattle's past and some of its dark history. As for the place the theater is located underground and the top floor has great dining and bar seating. However the drinks that I tried was kind of average. I came with an old friend here. The food was very good. Really enjoyed the experience dining here. The same goes with dessert. I liked coconut sago although it is not that sweet. The chocolate mousse on the other hand will be too sweet. The Indian Cauliflower color was very good. I loved it. The menu is largely Thai except some Indian and a mix of options. As for the experience and customer service, it wasn't the best. My friend was refused the drink for no apparent reason. Apparently the server there and she has some history but this is something which should not have been reflected professionally. We were just enjoying the food and show. I must say in return they complemented the dessert which we can see but refusal of service was enough to spoil the mood. As a tip, we just tipped off the complimented item. I loved the venue but it's better the people working here wouldn't bring their personal anecdotes to work. Specially when everything was calm and composed.

    Ana H.

    We saw Curtis Salgado here tonight and what an amazing experience. It was my first time at this venue and what a treat - right off the highway, parking garage right next door, as others have said not a bad seat in the house, intimate setting, great service. We sat right in the front row- the stages lip doubles as a counter wraparound before booth seating starts. We were up close and personal - I do think even for my early 30s maybe I should have worn ear protection but whatever. I didn't get food but the food near me smelled great. Drink service was quick, with the tab even coming with 2 songs left in the set - setting us up perfect to leave after. Recommend highly for live music

    A few of the show from mid-room!
    Lindsay C.

    This is the most underrated venue in Seattle -- there, I said it. There's hardly a bad seat in the house. And they serve you dinner and drinks while you watch a show?! Okay, sign me up! I've been here a couple of times over the years, but most recently to see Ron Pope in late Feb. We scored two bar top seats off to the left of the stage at $30-$35 each. The Triple Door website said these have a partially obstructed view, and they're right! While you're close to the stage, because you're so far off to the side, you miss what's hiding around the corner during the performance. That said, you're so up close and personal with the band that you can hear the instruments without the speakers -- incredible. Dinner and drinks service was prompt and informative. For food, we ordered the sichuan green beans (I don't like green beans and holy cow these were so good!), the thai mushroom satay (also so fab!) and the monk's curry (really solid). Legit think a place like this could get away with serving food that's just okay (since it's so beautiful!) but we were blown away by how good the food is. In all, highly recommend the Triple Door for a show, though if we had to do it all over again, we'd pick seats that show a more head-on view of the stage (we were limited to what was available when we bought.) Cheers, Triple Door, and thanks for a memorable night!

    Good menu
    Erin W.

    Came here for the Bohemia show! The staffs were super friendly. Our server was also nice and efficient. Food was overall good. The Singapore beef satay was delicious. The ambiance was interesting with the show and all the lights. We were sitting at the front row so we enjoyed the show up close. There was also a lounge that you can drink before the show, and a Photo Booth that you can take pictures at. Overall good experience. I parked at the 2nd and Union garage next to it. Paid $12 for parking for the duration of the show.

    Night 2 of the Seattle Boylesque Festival at The Triple Door
    Kia P.

    Absolutely love coming to this venue. Recently saw the Seattle Boylesque Festival there! Amazing show, great good and drink (cracked coconut martini is my favorite) and the service was great!

    What the funk burlesque festival
    Erik P.

    I love The Triple Door. Great venue thY always has some amazing LGBTQIA as well as BIPOC events. I've seen three events there, and they have all been great. Staff has always been friendly and welcoming, though they do have a habit of walking in front of you mid act. The only thing keeping me from.5 stars is the average quality of the food. It not great but not bad. The dessert is the best option on the menu. The drinks are also weak for the cost. Very little alcohol mostly mixer.

    Alex P.

    First time at this venue....I thought it was pretty nice. I liked how the seats are staggered so everyone can see from any angle. The line to get inside and sit down was long but moved through quickly. Once seated, we were able to order some and drinks and food after a bit of a wait but everything came out in a timely fashion. The cracked coconut was my favorite. I also tried the chicken satay which was delicious. The pickled cucumber side was the BOMB! I wanted just a plate of that The show was great, we enjoyed a burlesque show, J'Adore. Overall, very happy with this experience.

    Marie R.

    This is a cool spot for shows! We've been here before for the burlesque Nutcracker. Last week, we were here for the Michael Yo comedy show. We didn't get to try their food since it's a late show. We'd love to try their food next time! Overall, it's a cool venue and the service is good.

    Los Lobos, 2/3/2024
    Maria R.

    Tonight was my first ever visit to The Triple Door. I saw Los Lobos and sat in the 3rd "row" center. Every seat here is a good seat. If you want more comfort, bring a group and choose a booth. If you want to be close to the stage, there are hard chairs and bar-like seating with a narrow "table" in front of you. I can't speak for the entrees but I did have two of the night's special cocktails in honor of the band (delicious) and a coconut sago pudding for dessert off of the regular menu. I enjoyed the dessert but some might have found it a little too sweet. If I remember correctly, the sago came with a fennel infused pandan sauce. It was good but I couldn't really taste the fennel, which in my opinion was a good thing. Even though this intimate venue, with its multiple levels of booths and bar seating, is nicer than most concert venues I've been to in Seattle, I noticed that the crowd was casual. You can get dressed up if you want, but I saw a lot of plaid shirts, tees, and flannel. Then again, maybe it's because of Los Lobos (which, btdubs, ROCKED IT ALL THE WAY OUT). Acoustics were awesome. The music was loud but not so loud that I couldn't hear anything when I left the venue. The only drawback for me was that it was a little tight to get up and dance. If you want to do that, choose a row at the wall or on a corner of the front row so you can get up near the exits and not block anyone's view. You have to walk down a level to get to the theater and the bathrooms are down another level. I didn't see any elevators and it is a smaller space, so I wouldn't count on easy accessibility if you have issues with mobility. I did see a couple "box seats,", which are behind glass on the first level and separate from the venue below, but there is still a slope to get to them. However, for a band like Los Lobos, I wouldn't want to sit that far away from the crowd (which was fantastic) or the music. This is the closest you will be to your favorite bands than most venues, so take advantage of it! Finally, pro tip: park in the garage around right next to The Triple Door / around the corner. It was only $12 to park. Take your ticket with you because you need the QR code to access the elevator. If you pay for parking in advance using the QR code, exiting out of the garage is fast and easy.

    Interior and curtains closed on stage
    Joe P.

    Summary: The Triple Door has talented performers, but the show we saw (Nightmare Before Christmas) took little to no artistic liberties with the original score and you're left with a performance that's just a little above what a community theatre would do for a much steeper price. They also pepper in advertisements throughout the performance. Amusing enough the first time, about around the 2nd or third time it feels more like begging and sadness. The interior is nice and it's a big beautiful venue inside and out. Maybe a touch dated, but there is charm and I echo the sentiment that there is likely not a bad seat in the house aside from some on the far sides which are have a partially obscured view. Despite sampling a large portion of their menu, the food was very forgettable and I cannot recommend it. If you're hungry, it'll do, but do not come here for a culinary experience if you're a foodie. The service is about a decade behind. You'll need to arrive an hour before showtime to reasonably assure you'll have your food by then. Otherwise you'll be seated and wait 30-45 minutes to place your order DURING THE PERFORMANCE. No iPads. No QR codes to order online, good old fashioned talking to your server during the performance, with ultra slow kitchen service to boot. If you're a big fan of any given show and want to support local theater talent, give it a go. Just consider getting dinner elsewhere before.

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    Ask the Community - The Triple Door

    Do we need reservations for Fri night?

    Do you have to eat here when you attend a concert?

    No you are not required to eat there. The food is not as good as in the past. Eat upstairs at Wild Ginger or elsewhere.

    Is this a21 and over venue?

    The main floor is all ages. There is a second and separate bar area that is 21+

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    The Showbox

    The Showbox

    3.7
    (433 reviews)
    0.1 mi
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    May be Seattle's Best Venue! The showbox is historic, its…read moreintimate, it has stunning interior and makes you feel like you are at one of the secret shows in the days long past. If one of your favorite bands comes here, you will have an amazing, close and personal experience! The drinks are good, fairly reasonably priced. It is an STG location, so the service is good and consistent! The Showbox is one of those Seattle venues where the atmosphere is almost as memorable as the show itself. The historic architecture gives the space a distinctive character, while the interior combines old-school concert-hall charm with a gritty, intimate rock-and-roll aesthetic. The exposed brick, high ceilings, dark finishes, and vintage details create a setting that feels authentic rather than overly polished. What really makes The Showbox special, though, is its size. It is large enough to accommodate a great crowd but small enough that you never feel disconnected from the performance. There is an intimacy to the room that makes even a larger touring act feel like they are playing a much more personal show. The sound quality is another major highlight. The relatively compact layout means the music feels immediate and powerful without losing the clarity of the instruments or vocals. You can actually hear and experience the performance rather than simply watching it from a distance. Whether you're standing near the stage or farther back in the venue, the acoustics help create a consistently immersive experience. Overall, The Showbox is a fantastic place to see live music. The unique architecture and decor give it plenty of personality, while the smaller footprint, strong acoustics, and close proximity to the stage create the kind of concert experience that larger arenas simply can't replicate. It feels like a true Seattle institution--and exactly what a great live music venue should be.

    This remains a great place to see a concert. Staff is great and very friendly. I needed a phone…read morecharge during a show and the set me up. Interior seems a little dated, but that's ok.

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    Getting ready! Mac Ayers concert Friday, March 24, 2023.
    Getting ready! Mac Ayers concert Friday, March 24, 2023.
    The floor filling up.
    The floor filling up.
    The view from the Emerald Club seating. In the Emerald Club, you'll have seats and a table, wait service, and an unobstructed view.

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    The view from the Emerald Club seating. In the Emerald Club, you'll have seats and a table, wait service, and an unobstructed view.
    Dimitriou's Jazz Alley

    Dimitriou's Jazz Alley

    4.0
    (592 reviews)
    0.4 mi
    $$

    What a wonderful evening we spent at Dimitriou's Jazz Alley being entertained by the multi Grammy…read moreaward winning (10) and nominated group Take 6! Take 6 was in town for a four night gig at the renowned venue. This visit was less about food and more about the wonderful sound of the acappella group. The current members of the group: Claude McKnight (brother of singer, songwriter, record producer, and actor Brian McKnight), Mark Kibble, Joel Kibble, Dave Thomas, Alvin Chea, and Khristian Dentley dazzled the audience with their melodic rhythms as they took us down memory lane and threw in some new material from their latest album. One of the remarkable qualities of the sextet is their ability to creatively cross musical genres, from straight-ahead Jazz to Pop to R&B and doo wop to the blues. From "Sailing" to one of their biggest hits "Biggest Part Of Me" the group was on point! The acappella group performed an invigorating cover of Al Jarreau's "Roof Garden" that had the audience grooving and moving! To add to the enjoyment of the performance we ordered a couple Old Fashioneds and Sauvignon Blancs to pair with Jazz Alley's cornbread (with honey) and Key Lime Pie. Simply delicious!! A great night and time, I definitely recommend checking the Dimitriou's entertainment calendar to learn what other groups and performers are coming to Seattle.

    What a great concert venue, perfect for Nearly Dan, a great band. Service was good but slow at…read moretimes with the crunch of the crowd. Unfortunately, the food was disappointing. My wife's prime rib was dry and my halibut was over cooked.

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    Rebirth Brass Band lighting up the room!
    Rebirth Brass Band lighting up the room!
    Dimitriou's Jazz Alley
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    Neumos

    Neumos

    3.2
    (294 reviews)
    0.9 mi
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    We attended a concert here and absolutely loved the venue. We arrived early and had drinks at the…read morebar next door (which is connected). We played some board games that they had on hand and got a nice buzz on. The venue was spacious but intimate, perfect for a cover band. The sound quality was outstanding and the space was clean. The bathrooms were nearby and there were enough to use without having to stand in line, which was nice. The drinks were expensive and therefore it loses a star. I hate being fleeced on drinks after paying a high amount to get into a concert. The bartenders were nice as were the security personnel. Parking is kind of a pain as you have to pay to park in a parking garage or drive around trying to find on street parking, which is nearly impossible. Loved the vibe on the street after the concert. Lots of food vendors, music, and fun people hanging about. We would definitely come back to this venue.

    went during some charlie xcx brat themed night and wow that was not a good set lol. like they'd…read moreedged you with a good song like fergalicious and then completely cut off the song and play something random. I could tell I wasn't the only one who disliked it bc I watched several people leave and the venue was never full, always only half at best. 1/10, 11pm. whoever this dj was im sorry this wasn't it. wish we were at barboza lmao. including video so you can see what the music was like THE WHOLE NIGHT

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    Neumos
    Taylor swift dance night
    Taylor swift dance night
    Taylor swift dance night

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    Paramount Theatre

    Paramount Theatre

    3.8
    (615 reviews)
    0.4 mi
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    We recently visited Paramount Theatre to watch Phantom of the Opera, and the theater itself was…read morehonestly part of the experience. The venue is stunning -- full of majestic arches, ornate architectural details, elegant balconies, and a grand old-theater atmosphere that immediately makes the evening feel special. Even before the performance starts, you already feel like you're having a real night out rather than just attending a show. The massive multi-tiered seating area is very impressive, yet the acoustics still felt excellent and immersive throughout the performance. One thing we especially enjoyed was spending time outside beforehand looking through the illuminated displays and posters for upcoming productions. It really builds anticipation and adds to the magical atmosphere of the evening. Whether you are seeing Phantom of the Opera or another performance, the Paramount feels like one of those classic theaters that turns an event into a memorable experience.

    Harry Potter and the Cursed Child- The Temu Edition…read more I attended the opening-night performance of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child on August 22, 2026, and the experience was shockingly disorganized. Before the show, guests were stuck in endless lines that appeared to lead nowhere, while other lines less than 25 feet away reached the same destination. There was no useful signage and very little staff guidance explaining where anyone was supposed to go. Inside the theater, the sound quality was atrocious. Even from Section MF2, Row AA, I frequently could not understand what the performers were saying. Ushers also repeatedly moved through the theater using bright flashlights, creating constant visual interruptions. It became impossible to remain immersed in the show. I have previously seen Cursed Child in both London and New York, so I expected some differences from a touring production....This was not simply a smaller version, however. The performances and choreography seemed poorly synchronized, while the venue's sound and audience management made an already disappointing production even worse. I was so frustrated that I left before intermission. For the price of these tickets, patrons deserve substantially better organization, sound quality, and theater management. Compared with the productions in London and New York, this genuinely felt like Harry Potter and the Cursed Child: The Temu Edition

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    Garbage 10/15/25
    Garbage 10/15/25
    The stage
    The stage
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    Blue Moon Tavern

    Blue Moon Tavern

    3.8
    (107 reviews)
    3.7 mi
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    20 MAY 2026 -- I performed poetry from Purple Rose: The Stars Carry Her Name -- Letters from Me to…read moreHer at the historic and legendary Blue Moon Tavern in Seattle. Originally opened in 1934, the Blue Moon carries the kind of atmosphere you cannot recreate -- walls covered in decades of music, art, stickers, photographs, and stories. A dimly lit room packed with musicians, writers, artists, and people who genuinely appreciate creativity in its raw form. Throughout the night, the stage moved between live music, poetry, and performances from local artists while the crowd filled the tavern from the bar to the stage floor. Places like this remind me why independent art still matters. As an author traveling all over the United States -- and as someone who lived in the Seattle area for 2 1/2 years -- standing on that stage reading poetry from Purple Rose in a venue with this much history behind it was really something special. What I loved most was how welcoming the environment was. This is a very LGBTQ-friendly, art-friendly space where people genuinely support one another. If you are brand new to open mics or nervous about sharing your work for the first time, this is the kind of place where you will absolutely be shown kindness and encouragement. There were so many talented musicians, poets, and performers there, and you could really feel the appreciation for creativity throughout the room. The setup of the tavern itself is awesome. The stage and seating area wrap around the bar in almost a U-shape, so you can really choose your own vibe for the night. If you want to stay close to the performances and music, there is a dance floor and table area near the stage. If you want something more relaxed, you can hang back near the bar, have a drink, and still enjoy the atmosphere without being directly in the middle of everything. They also have a full bar, arcade games, board games, books to read, and even a small library on the shelves throughout the tavern. Somewhere inside, you may even find a signed copy of Purple Rose that I left hidden and dedicated to the historic Blue Moon itself. Beautiful evening with wonderful people. If you are ever in the area and have a skill you would love to share, go share your art. Find your copy of Purple Rose at JamesVThePoet.com

    I just had what is literally the worst bar experience I have ever had in my life at the Blue Moon…read moreTavern. I, my wife, and her friend stopped by for New Year's Drinks around 6, and about 6:30 or so, made the mistake of asking Tim Duvall, the clearly drunken before 7:00 PM owner of the establishment, whether outside food can be brought into the bar. This led to his regaling us with an extended and utterly unsolicited history of the bar. He then invited himself to sit with us, halfway into the seat before slurring a "Can I sit down?" to insert himself into our booth. We then moved to another unsolicited conversation, this time about politics. Now, to be clear - I have no doubt that I and a sober Tim Duvall probably agree on most of our politics. This did not stop him from berating me as I agreed with his point, loudly escalating and yelling as I tried to agree with him (again... to be clear, I DIDN'T disagree his political view) until he stood and began yelling that I was kicked out. As I stood to talk on him, he became VERY comfortable with putting his hands on me, grabbing my sweatshirt to move me. I was NOT about to challenge that as a Black man new to Seattle that doesn't know how the police would handle things. I need to be very specific about how quickly this man felt comfortable touching me, grabbing my sweater to "drag" me. This is the step that is WAY over the line. I would genuinely like to recommend this place, as I'm looking for bars that offer sugar cane soda. Drunken ownership- in the early evening in New Year's - that feels comfortable being handsy with Black folk is far too much. AVOID at all costs.

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    Blue Moon Tavern
    Blue Moon Tavern
    Blue Moon Tavern

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    Teatro ZinZanni

    Teatro ZinZanni

    4.7
    (15 reviews)
    2.1 mi

    What an AMAZING time!!!…read more First of all, I cannot believe there is (1) Review for this place. This is a MUST DO for anyone that loves the arts. This is like Cirque du Soleil but way better, because the actors/actresses interact with you. If you sit in the front row or close to the stage, like we were, you will definitely be chatting with them throughout the show. Also this is a top notch production, check-in was easy, coat check too and shortly after arriving we were shown our table. Service is what you would expect from a five star restaurant, their timing was on point. They even walk around hunched over during the show not to interrupt your viewing of the show. (Not a job for us old people). We arrived one hour early, got a seat and a few drinks and then the show started and last a fast 2.5 hours. We arrived at our tables to find a small snack, then the show, and then three breaks for soup, main entree and then dessert. The performance stops when you are eating, but the actors/actresses still roam around the dining hall. Food was really good, but overall had mixed results from our table of eight. A friend said "you don't come here for the food", but I disagree I thought everything was tasty, especially the salmon. Oh yeah, then they have a really good band, which was always changing up the tunes based on the skit! I have been here before, but its been a few years. Also, its not cheap but for the amount of money it is completely worth it. I am going to make this at least a twice a year thing from now on and a must when I have guests arriving from out of town. AWESOME JOB GUYS!!!

    This was my first time visiting Teatro Zinzanni at their new SODO location, which is also shared…read morewith Emerald City Trapeze and SANCA. Be prepared to pay for parking (across the street) as street parking is practically nonexistent on this street, and their private lot is reserved. Due to the smaller interior space, they were not able to do their usual Big Top seating structure, so the experience did not feel as grand and theatrical as at their other locations have in the past. As for the food, the short rib meal I ordered was very dry, but the drinks were good, and the service was great! The experience was still wonderful and I would recommend a visit before the end of their current run.

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    Teatro ZinZanni
    Teatro ZinZanni
    Teatro ZinZanni

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