5 stars for Sidney at the bar upstairs! So friendly and helpful, and makes great drinks!…read more Lounge is better than sitting at the gate. This one doesn't have the variety that the N gate lounge but at least you are fed. Snagged one of the lounge chairs so that was nice .

Know before you go…read more.. Alaska lounge doesn't guarantee you entry even with a first class ticket as it requires a segment to be at least 2000+ miles or a entry can be $65 or but for upgraded tickets a day pass can be as little as $35. The convenience of having a stopover within their hub is very much an advantage with having the lounge entrance right beside your gate the outline that's carved for Alaska Airlines here is done with great planning and the lounge offers that service and so much more giving you a space to relax and enjoy before you board is worth if you're a member. Thank you!

I was super excited to use my lounge pass here and was thoroughly disappointed once I walked in…read more Barely any seats as it was just so crowded. This is a very big space but when we finally found a table, it was dirty. You're supposed to take your own dishes off the table when you leave. However, I noticed a lot of people just leaving a big mess. Floors had crumbs all over, too. The chairs were gross as they looked stained. The food was nothing special with deli meats, cheese, cookies, muffins, and some pasta with meatball. They also have a salad, bar, a guy serving espresso. They need to step up their food choices and less bland foods. As the main hub lounge, you would think they would blow your socks off! Nope... dirty, crowded and nothing special.

Performance: 5 Staff was some of the nicest people I've ever…read moreseen working in an airport, amazing service, bartenders were hilarious. Environment: 3 I mean, it's an airport, what can I say. I've seen nicer and I think there's a lot they could do better, but overall perfectly neutral airport. Meals: 2 If you're expecting a full meal, go somewhere else. Kinda what you'd expect, small buffet area, mostly just cheeses that weren't that good. Drinks: 4 For a bar in an airport lounge, it was amazing. lot's of alcoholic and regular options, very flexible, tasted great. Atmosphere: 2 Fine. Didn't feel too crowded, but the vibe was off in upper area and there was wrappers and crumbs all over the floor and seats. Space: 4 Design was amazing, artistic arches and stuff, bathrooms were small and unclean, upholstery looked like it's never been replaced once.

As far as a lounge goes, this met my expectations and is by far the nicest spot in the S terminal…read more The snacks were pretty average- nothing incredible or terrible. Standard cheese and salads selection. I'm gluten free and there wasn't a ton I could eat but I didn't expect to. The bar service is quick and friendly and has a wide offering. The seats are nice and never too crowded. Plenty of outlets. The bathroom is also really clean. It's a good lounge but does not go above and beyond and isn't on par with Alaska lounges, but it gets the job done and is very peaceful.

Located in the South Terminal, this Club caters to those airlines who are members of the Star…read moreAliance. There is no one single membership or a day pass available...to enter you must hold an International flight ticket from a member airline, AND be seated in Business/First or have valid membership of a Club with a member airline. Because this club caters to the international traveler, there are many perks and comforts offered, including: a warm comfortable & inviting lounge, it is quiet here, there are a couple computer terminals wth printer, flat screen TV, hot & cold foods, two daily hot soups...today it is Tomato Bisque and Clam Chowder. There are also many munchie snack items like chips (good variety), cookies, cheese & crackers, cold veggies & dips, a whole variety of drinks such as BEER, sodas, bottle waters, hot teas & coffee...!! A real nice lounge to escape the noise and hussle of the airport, where you can cool down (or warm up), have a drink and a bite to eat...refresh yourself...!!! I have all good words for this club and no complaints, but as an opportunity for improvement, they could benefit by having many more electrical outlets available. Go enjoy my friends...!!

Located quite a ways from the southwest gate but definitely walkable. It's on the second floor so…read moreif you have a carry on, use the elevator. There was a wait list so it's important to check in on through the QR code to get v on the list. We waited about 10 minutes. They have cushioned seats. They had small sandwiches, soups, salad bar and a few desserts. There's a coffee maker and a refrigerator full of sodas. There's a lot of seating, pretty quiet, and good view of the gates below. There is an employee walking around cleaning up and taking empty plates which was nice. Overall, we had a nice experience.

I fear this is the worst lounge I've ever been to…read more Started off strong by waiting in line to check in (we got a text that it was our turn) with a combo of people putting their name down and others who also got a text. Unfortunately people kept cutting to get in saying they got a text it was their turn but others in line were waiting for the same thing. The staff allowed this and did nothing to organize the lines... we waited for so long that the system took us off our spot by the time we got to the front of the line. Staff let us in anyway but it was frustrating to see so many people allowed to cut us. Then, it was quite crowded so we took a bit to find a seat. Unfortunately (again), the seats were torn and obviously worn out --not in the best state that's for sure. The food was not good and there were flies on the items that were left out so I stuck with the soup only. The one redeeming perk is they had full sized soda cans (I love Diet Coke). Tbh I'd rather just sit at the gate than come here again.

Stopped in prior to our Air France business class flight, and wow was this lounge impressive! No…read morewait upon arrival, friendly and attentive service from the moment you step inside, and an expansive balcony to get some fresh air on. We arrived right around the changeover from breakfast to lunch. For breakfast, there was a small buffet (table) with a range of elevated continental-style breakfast bites/options...as well as the made-to-order food menu which was available at your table. The congee was pretty tasty. Perfect before a long travel day. Lunch was only the made-to-order menu that I saw, but contained lots of really delicious and elevated options. Dumplings, hamachi, dungeness crab cannelloni, and more! Special shoutout to our server Cheska who was absolutely lovely!

Things have improved greatly and they've resolved 3 of the 4 issues. Asia flights seem to fly out…read moreof A gates more often which makes the experience much better, they added a omelette option without too much carbs, and the asia flight I frequent departs bit later giving me more time to relax at this lounge. The service as always is top notch. The crowd level seems better lately with less people. Bathroom is the cleanest and akin to 5 star hotel bathrooms. I'm bumping it up to 4 stars since I'd still like to see them add 2 things. 1) roasted vegetable option to balance out the proteins without risking it with raw vegetables before a trip and 2) more premium protein options during breakfast such as steak offered as part of steak and eggs.

Unfortunately many things still hasn't changed or improved…read more Espresso machine at this terminal's Club has been broken for probably a year now and it's still not working. The machine looks like it got repaired or something but the sign is still out indicating it's broken. Food menu hasn't changed for maybe half a year now. The only thing kinda changed is one of their salad options and something cosmetic like the salad dressing container. Bar is also the same old, but, i do have to say recently (about a year + now) their bar options has improved with some seasonal drinks options. The lounge is pretty ok and clean to stay, get something to eat before your flight. Staffs are quite friendly about 8 out of 10.

A fine little lounge for a short wait. Food is decent and the staff is helpful. The espresso…read moremachine has been broken for a month. No initiative to repair it I guess. That's disappointing. The signs up downstairs said there was a waitlist and to scan the code. I did that and it said the waitlist was closed. Go away. Nah. People kept going up and not coming down. So up I went. Got right in. That's silly.

We enjoyed a two-hour sunset/happy hour cruise out of Everett marina on Oct. 3 on the Virginia V…read more The weather was perfect for a boat ride, with sunshine and clear skies. The crew managed the event very well from start to finish. They had an array of inexpensive snacks and an impressive selection of beers, including a non-alcoholic option (thank you!). The ship itself has been beautifully restored and was spotlessly clean. We enjoyed gorgeous views of the Olympics and the Cascades behind Everett, which were enhanced even more at sunset. Overall, it was a wonderful experience!

103 year old steamboat with fun history. Still stationed at the MOHAI/Wooden Boats dock in SLU…read more They hold events inside the boat, but also give historical tours for free. Me and my family did a walkthrough today and it was cool to see.

In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida baby ! I've scene some amazing artists @ Snoqualmie Casino over the years…read more However one of the highlights was seeing RINGO STAR & Friends. Seeing one of The Beatles on a small stage was just overwhelming. I only wish I was able to have met him... However seeing others from Joan Jett, Little Steve & Disciple's of Soul , STYX & heavy metal artist GREAT WHITE if you can believe that one. No pyro was allowed BTW! It's a seated venue most of the time so show up late. Plus you can get cocktails prior to entering the doors so kick back with a refreshing beverage and listen to the music..

One would think this would be named "Snoqualmie Casino Ballroom", i suggested to Yelp, but no…read moreaction. I've been here 3 times for various concerts. Ticketing process is not via a modern purveyor (Snoqualmie Casino tickets) so you actually have to print paper tickets and bring them. But I did very much appreciate not getting hosed for a ridiculous, greedy ticket fee (if paper tickets=no fee then I'm all for it) Impossible to find out whether cameras are allowed beforehand. I do see some concerts in the past were explicit - "no cameras". This last show, George Thorogood, had no info anywhere on the web, i had to approach security, ask my question, clearly the person didnt really know, but "guessed" no. It would be nice if they would allow it, as I can take pictures with my camera FAR LESS OBTRUSIVELY than the dozens of people in front of me holding up their iPhones the entire time. Security was pretty cool, no hassles. They allow you to bring in your house drink (my wonderful paper water cup), i think they swap you out with a plastic cup if you bring in glassware. There was a bar setup at the end of the foyer there. Seating is fairly easy to find, lots of ushers around who were eager to help you find your seat. Seating here is a drawback; padded folding chairs fastened together, no elbow rests or dividers. While comfortably padded, spacing is very tight given the average american adult. I am 6' 190, and I barely avoid 'spilling over'. I imagine if you're larger, you'll be rubbing elbows. Aisle spacing is very tight as well, so people trying to 'get out' or 'come in' its a tight squeeze even with everyone standing up to allow it. The flat-seating here means if tall people are seated in front of you, you will be blocked (this is exacerbated by the tight aisle spacing). Also, once people in front of you stand, you must stand as well to continue viewing. Sound was terrific, for George it was loud and thunderous. I think its a house system(?). All-in-all, its an 'ok' place for rock shows, by definition thats 3 stars. But i'm kinda waffling, aside from the major drawback of seating and, for me, a personal resentment about the lack of info about yes/no on cameras, I'll go "4 stars".