BLUES JAM TUESDAY NIGHT It's open to the public on Tuesday…read morenight. There is a full bar and a couple of beers on draft. They don't always have food but this time they had a $10.00 taco bar. It's open mic, so bring your instrument or just stop by to listen and have a couple of libations. Cheers!

I've been a member since 2012 and it's great. Lots of super friendly people and a whole lot of…read moreevents. Live music dancing and really good food. Come and see about joining to get in on the fun

This is a private club, members only guests can come with a member. They have live bands and…read moredancing a jukebox when there's no band. Drinks and food is priced very good

Loretta's Northwesterner still has it! I'm drinking a delicious Amber Ale from one of my hometown…read morebrewers. The guy behind the bar is a big ol' badass! The other front of house guy, kind of a more wiry guy named Brian with a hysterical t-shirt, is cool AF too. The beer selection remains extraordinary! I just spotted a Lucille grapefruit that's a favorite of one of my sweet Aunt's. That'll be my next beer, guaranteed! Here's to you, Aunt Dee! Cheers to Loretta's Northwesterner and the great people who make it iconic!

One of the dishes I miss after moving to Seattle from the Midwest is the humble tenderloin…read moresandwich. A giant plate-sized piece of pork, pounded flat, breaded and deep fried? Yes please. After finding out about Loretta's Northwesterner, which is basically the only place in Seattle that serves tenderloin sandwiches, we made it a priority to visit on a surprisingly rainless and cloudless February winter weekend. Breaded Pork Tenderloin Sandwich ($18) - That's the stuff. A perfectly fried and breaded tenderloin, easily 3 or 4 times the size of the almost vestigial bun, topped high with veggies (on the side, of course, to assemble to taste). It's a very respectable size, larger than many places I've visited in Indiana and Iowa. Thick breading encrusts a perfectly cooked tenderloin, allowing a hard crispy shell to develop, while the interior meat, pounded flat, remains tender yet moist. Both the breading and pork are liberally seasoned with salt, pepper, and spices, which creates a well seasoned bite. They include tons of romaine, red onion, tomatoes, and tangy pickles - with everything in place, I almost had to unhinge my jaw to eat the sandwich. The bottom bun is slathered with an ungodly amount of mayo. It's necessary to add more creaminess and fat to the relatively lean meat. The one qualm I have that prevents me from anointing this sandwich the best in the west: the bun. While toasted on all sides, it's dry and kind of crumbles apart while eating. Otherwise, this sandwich is excellent and easily competes with the many pork tenderloins I've eaten in the Midwest. (5/5) Fries ($6) - A $6 basket comes with a generous portion of freshly fried potatoes. The fries are skin on, which basically makes these crisp starchy sticks a health food. I found them to be fried a bit too far, rendering the interiors fluffy but dry. They have good crisp exteriors, though, and aren't overly salted. (4/5) Tavern Burger ($7) - Loretta's is actually more famous for their burgers than the tenderloins, with many publications in Seattle claiming they serve the best in the city. People often recommend getting the Double Tavern Burger, but we opted for the single given that we were planning on a couple of stops for desserts and pastries afterwards. For a full meal, I'd definitely want to upgrade to the double - the single isn't that large, probably comparable to a cheap fast food burger with a slightly larger patty. The beef is heavily charred in flavor, lending a great smoky aroma and a beefy bite. It's cooked well done, so the entirely of the burger is the same brown color, but there's more than enough moisture coming from the other ingredients to offset the dryness of the beef. There's a requisite slice of melted American cheese on top and plenty of fatty mayo-based secret sauce underneath, dressing a bunch of chopped onion and sliced pickle. The tanginess from the pickle balances out the fat and meat quite well. I'm not sure I'd call the burger the best in the city, but it's certainly pretty good. (4/5) I don't eat at dive bars very often, but I'd definitely return to Loretta's for the tenderloin sandwich. It's not a dish commonly found in the PNW and the fact that Loretta's rendition is actually really good, is a boon to the city. Bathrooms - Two tiny unisex rooms

I played Mahjong when I was younger. In recent years I started to play again at a senior center,…read morebut got bored with the slow senior pace. Through online search, I stumbled upon Seattle Mahjong Club. It's bright, clean and organized, with new auto-tables. There are intro and teachers in the place so it's friendly for beginners as well. Plenty of free street parking available. What a nice way to exercise your brain and meet interesting people.

came to seattle mahjong club as one of the things i did on my trip to seattle !!…read more people's first two visits to seattle mahjong club are free to get you familiarized with mahjong and the people at the club. so this was super nice heh. they also have free snacks and drinks that are available to members and visitors ! kristine was my host for today and she was super welcoming, accommodating and warm. kristine is also an amazing teacher and taught well. our table had two mahjong first timers and we both got familiarized with mahjong in less than two hours wow. one of the nicest groups of people ever i'm from california so i'm sad i won't be able to come by after :(

Super clean garage, and helpful staff that thoroughly went through the equipment and how to…read moreproperly operate it all. Also the price was very reasonable, with full access to whatever tool you need to get the job done properly.

Clean, responsive to needs, full sets of tools, lifts, car storage. Awesome place! Specialty events…read moreweekly. Highly recommend!

Great and reliable place to donate. We come here every year to do a diaper drive. Give them a call…read morebefore coming.

Disappointing. Appreciate the mission and what they're set up to do. Wish they did a better job at…read moredoing it. My wife stopped by to drop off 4 cases of diapers. No help or interaction whatsoever. She was just pointed to the back, but had to figure out on her own how to navigate the experience. Every worker or volunteer was too consumed with chatting with each other to be bothered to help someone bringing donations. I want to donate things for families in our own community. I'm not looking for a thank you or pat on the back. Just someone to point me in the right direction and maybe lend a hand unloading the car.

Delicious food, strong drinks, nice bartenders, lots of seating and the big projector screen is…read moreperfect for watching the game. 15/10 would watch a Seahawks game or grab a beer here any day.

The darkest dive bar in Seattle. Always a good time. Sarah was wonderful!…read moreThe south end appreciates you.

They have this process down. It's efficient use of the volunteers and they make you feel like you…read moreare contributing. This was my third time here, and I packaged lentils, dairy and frozen potatoes. After a quick briefing and getting suited up, we are in the task. You get a rhythm going and get quicker. It's more fun when you bring friends, and the time goes fast. Makes me feel like I am giving back a bit.

Our company did our volunteer day here and it was such a great experience. The people overseeing…read morethe volunteer team were so gracious with their time. We received clear instructions on how to sort food and we receive a great a introduction video on how our efforts will be impactful to those around the community. I definitely recommend spending time with this organization and giving your time to make a difference. It's a great experience you won't regret.

We at there last night charged 30 dollars for ice cold food it supposedly came with 2 meat choices…read moreI asked for bot chose to be fish, she gave me five very tiny fish nuggets and no dessert that supposed to have came with it!

It's the place to be on Tuesday night open mic and jam sessions. I'm a fan and I'm proud of it's…read moresuccess. The musicians that drop in are some of the best in the country. The singers are off the chain! Sincerely, Kibibi Monie'

There is one way to describe Rainier: it is a golfer's golf course/club. If you want a consistent…read moretest of your golf game with it's signature tight fairways and fast greens that will make you an exponentially better golfer when you go play the typical wide open, so course...this is your spot. If you consistently want your golf ego stroked and are the type to complain about the US Open being over par (you know who you are *cough* see Walker K review)...then it probably isn't for you. I hear the Jackson short 9 is "fun" though...there is also a great mini golf course at Interbay The Pool and Junior Golf program make it a great place for the family. A great perk is that the pool can be used by not just your kids but your grand kids. There are multiple golf tournaments every year varying from all the seriousness you'd want from a club championship...to other team events that provide a nice mix of competition, debauchery, and comradery. Various holiday events typically are accompanied by some pretty epic brunch buffets...the likes of which are only rivaled by The Wynn or Caesars Palace. Rainier Staff are all awesome. They're all good at what they do, personifying the utmost professionalism. See you on the golf course...hit em hard!

First of all, this rating is based off ONLY the golf course. Not the staff nor any other facility…read more The greens were uncontrollably fast and were as hard as concrete. The fairways were mostly ok, but you barely had room to put a baseball in it. Overall, it should destroyed and cleared for minecraft youtubers.