Excellent place if you're looking for good and consistent food and drinks! I keep coming back with…read moremy friends for the burger dip but especially for the bartender Jasmine. She is soo sweet and attentive. Thank you Jasmine for your continuous excellent service! Also, they have karaoke and Tiffany, the KJ, is as funny as she is beautiful Great staff, great food- I will be returning

Decently divey. Go for the unexpecting ambiance…read more Or the hometown comfort.. though if you're going for that nostalgia... you're probably not consulting Yelp. I'd say got for the karaoke, but if you do don't pay any attention to the bouncer... he'll likely be standing near the door laughing and making fun. (Was it a friend of his? Maybe? But if it was, it still wasn't a good look for an employee of the place to be beside himself laughing at the "Endless Love" of two people who were at least brave enough (or drunk enough?) to put themselves out there... The bar staff are on the ball. Have a question and they're there to answer, even if they don't know it themselves. They'll find it out. The brews flow, and their selection is enough to please anyone. The entertainment is plenty. Darts... pool... dancing... pull-tabs,... TVs galore. Though, if you're under 21.... don't expect to get in. They'll likely be carding outside the door. (And if you're underage and trying to get into a bar.... dude... come on. Make better life-decisions.)

I used to go here a LOT in my 20s. Tonight was my first time back in like... 8 or 9 years…read more It has changed so much!!! They got rid of the pool table and a bunch of the seating near the bar. So now there are 2 dance floors and different music at each. We were in the main one for nostalgia sake. The DJ repeated a few songs which felt unnecessary (it's 2024, there are so many good dance songs) but we survived and had a blast. My drink was garbage. And small. Only one had one. There is a new security protocol I don't recall before. It's super serious. But at least we're safe...? Highly recommend if you want to dance the night away in a diverse sea of beautiful humans!

Pretty decent place, one time I visited and an ex-partner was working there, training to be a DJ!…read moreDammit I still miss him. Anyway, the drinks are good, food is ok, but sometimes the restrooms are a meat market. They need to clean that up.

Massive is doing their ABSOLUTE BEST to give us the feelings that RPlace did. Nothing will ever…read morereplace that feeling, but Ethan and all of the staff and event organizers are absolutely incredible to be around. You can tell they are in this industry because they want to expand and improve the queer club culture of Seattle by embracing the trans community, weirdos and drag folks of all persuasions. While it'll never be the home I had in RPlace, it does have a place in my heart as part of queer nightlife in Seattle.

I don't know why much review of this place, as a open minded person, I thought this was a great…read moreplace to release stress by dancing with great techno music. They have their own web site and themed party where you want dress up and hang with crowd. Very friendly environment where staffs are great and non judgmental environment. Make sure you either sit down and drink or hold your drink otherwise they will discard them if sitting on the table. I love their DJs. Great techno LGBT bar. Tip: it is cheaper to buy tickets compared to entrances. They don't carry cash inside, bring cash if want to tip dancers on certain Them nights. Ticket prices are different based on certain them night, avoid them night with dark room (it may shock you, if you don't know what it is), go on good them night and have fun.

Great experience visiting from Portland, Kay as awesome ! At the front, overall great vibe for…read morethis place and will be back!

I'm pretty old. Like my clubbing days are long gone. Since moving to Seattle though, there's been a…read morenumber of DJ's that I've been wanting to see. Finally found one that my wife agreed to. Entering was pretty simple. There are 2 lines. The line closest to the wall is your general admission. The one closer to the street is the VIP line. Security will check your ID, pat you down, and wand you. Inside you're welcomed by the bar. Good size and bartenders were okay. Typical club bartenders. Main stage was decent. I actually think its the only stage. Only 1 level. Basically just a large open area. DJ booth is elevated with a large screen in the back. Good quality for nice visuals though. No lasers but they do have a fog machine and lights. Sound was okay. Very thumpy and highs weren't very clear. I almost had to be right next to the speakers to get any sort of clarity. Of course thats just asking for ringing ears later though. Posting your crew next to the speakers and wearing concert earplugs would be perfect. Clientele was hit or miss. You got the randos just barging through bumping into everyone and then you got the faded folks in their own world. Floor was actually fairly empty until the headliner went on. Next time I'd just go when the headliner plays unless you like dancing by yourself in a large open space. My primary gripe was the airflow. It was hotter than the sauna I usually go to after the gym. There were some people with manual fans that felt awesome during the headliners set, but they could really use some more airflow. Felt like we were going to pass out. Had to get some bottled water. It did make the 40 degree weather outside feel amazing as we were leaving. But thats not really what I came for. Overall, we had a good night. I'd only come if I really want to see the headliner though.

If your wanting a good Mexican seafood. This is the place to go on a Friday or Saturday. Also they…read morehave live bands and great Mexican music. If you don't like eating with loud music this is not your place for a weekand. You should go during the week. Frankie recommends this lugar "place"

$20 cover just to get in? Ha! They can't be serious. Good…read moreluck with that. Are the taps gold plated?

Loved this club. Yes, that's past tense…read more I just received word today that the doors are closed permanently. I'm not sure what to say, as there has been vacillating for some time on whether or not the club stays open. Part of me hopes it's not true, because it's really sh1tty to have to say goodbye to a wonderful pillar I've been visiting loyally and nearly every weekend (sometimes twice!) since its opening. I have a feeling this time it's really shutting its doors, though. That's truly a pity. It really is (was?) a very cool setup, and Tacoma was sorely lacking a legitimate dance club. The owner saw that, and damn, he tried. The *only* thing that bummed me out about the club was that patrons weren't really interested in it as a dance club at all, only as a karaoke bar. Those are a dime a dozen! The club owner had big visions for Tacoma's first dance club, but everyone clamored for karaoke and dance nights were poorly attended. Bummer, since the place was designed for gettin' down, with a generous dance floor and several humongous, wall mounted flat-screen TVs upon which to display music videos, media, and - of course - classic footage of go-go dancers shakin' their groove thangs. *fans self* I will miss seeing a Hilltop dance club with Pride flags, a BLM flag, and other affirming decor. I will miss feeling safe, knowing that the owner stood by his word and did everything he could to make women feel safe there. If ever I told the owner someone was being creepy, he dealt with it swiftly and completely. None of this "well, we talked to him, and we think it'll be okay now, we're gonna let him stay unless something else happens" (which I often hear at other clubs) and expecting the women to deal with a creepster sticking around and us all feeling uneasy for the night. I will miss my little "church". Also, I am sad for a dear friend I made there who cannot drive due to a medical condition, and who had finally found a "home base" within walking distance of their apartment. This is a significant loss to many. Farewell, Go-Go.

I went for my bday and had one of the funnest nights ever! I brought a group of friends and we all…read morehad a great time. The owner and staff were super friendly. We enjoyed talking and singing with the other fun loving folks there. Please please go! We need to support this awesome neighborhood place to dance, sing, and connect so it's around for a long long time!!

Wow, I honestly wasn't expecting to have such a great time here, but this place completely blew me…read moreaway. The energy hits you the moment you walk in -- the music, the crowd, the whole vibe just syncs together in the best way possible. It's one of those rare spots where people actually let go and enjoy themselves, and it makes the whole night feel effortless. The DJs were a total highlight. You can tell they love what they do, and the way they build the mood keeps everyone moving without even thinking about it. Every track felt intentional, and the flow of the night never slowed down. Drinks were solid, the staff kept things running smoothly, and the atmosphere stayed fun from start to finish. It's the kind of place where you lose track of time in the best way. I'm definitely coming back. This spot knows exactly how to create a memorable night.

The lo-fi is now the black lodge. The ambiance is slightly different but emerald city soul club is…read morestill there and still playing great music! Check their Facebook. 21+, drinks available.

Our first time at Eden Club on lovers and friends night. We arrived early, so the female was free…read morebut males had to pay. But after a certain time both have to pay. It was obviously loud, it's a club with great music. We didn't order any food, but we did order some beers. The music was our style, and the place was full. It was such a fun experience.

I recently attended a paint and sip at Eden nightclub. I've been to several paint and sip events,…read moreso I had a fairly good idea of what to expect, and Eden fell short in every aspect. This particular event was a little more risqué, the event would require people attending to paint their buttocks, and then sit on a canvas to make an imprint. Due to the nature of the event, there were obvious concerns about privacy. Attendees were told that there would be privacy screens provided. And that the event would be broken into two different groups, the first group was women only, the second group was open to all genders and would be later. The event for women was supposed to start at 4:30, but due to the person running the event being late, we didn't get started until after five, which resulted in men from the all gender group showing up while women were still unclothed. The bartender was also male, and there were people drinking at the bar that had nothing to do with the event. The door was also left open the entire time so anyone could've walked in. There were zero privacy screens and no staff on hand to help as advertised. The event was $50 which is fairly pricey for a paint and sip and one would assume that a drink would be included in the cover price as it was advertised as a paint and sip. However, there were no drinks included so for $50 you all got was one canvas (even though multiple sizes were advertised) and a bunch of cheap acrylic paint. We were given pitchers of water and washcloths to remove the paint with. This was all done in one big open room so there was zero privacy between any of the attendees or any of the staff. And the place was filthy. Apparently there had been a drag brunch earlier in the day and they didn't have time to clean up so there was plates with food on them left out, the bathrooms were not clean and not stocked. I was really looking forward to this event and I did have a good time with my friends, but I would not attend another event at Eden if this is what to expect.