Walked in for tasting as we happened to be in west Seattle. Melissa was great. A wonderful host and…read morevery knowledge about the wines. No food but great wines and good ambiance. We'll be back.

This was a comfy, friendly spot in the middle of the junction…read more We got (2) wine tastings and it was complete with a couple extra surprises. The place felt warm and welcoming and the staff exuded the same. Thank you!

My wife and I had the best experience renting both Jet City Labs and Revelry Room for our wedding…read morereception, and could not have wished for a better venue! Derek was an incredible help from start to finish, offering expert recommendations on setup, speaker systems, equipment, and food/drinks. With around 75 guests, everyone had plenty of room to relax and enjoy themselves comfortably. Having access to both spaces gave us exactly the environment we were hoping for: a bar area for people to chat and sip, a dance floor, plus extra space for snacking and mingling. Throughout the entire night, the staff went above and beyond, they were friendly, attentive, and truly made the evening seamless and joyful. We honestly couldn't have dreamed of a better venue to celebrate such a special event. Highly, highly recommend!

Updated since the business has moved- I've used this space to host a professional workshop, throw a…read morebaby shower, and had a special surprise Clinton Fearon show thrown for me and my closest. Derek is amazing to work with and makes the rental process simple and seamless. It's an extension of my own home now because I can host our community here and support an amazing business and culture curators. Bonus that the coolest bar in town with the best music is easily accessible.

Alki Masonic Hall is a nice venue to host smaller events (birthday parties). It is located in a…read morequiet neighborhood and offers a private parking lot. The parking lot is bigger than the venue itself. This helps make it stress-free for guests when it comes to finding parking. The bathrooms are small and outdated. You are not allowed to drink on the premises unless you have an alcohol license.

An awesome game store hangout with a decent selection of Cafe choices and drinks! Parking isn't…read moregreat, as I got a ticket for accidentally parking in the paid parking lot next door when I came in the dark one time, but otherwise the store itself is pretty cool! Employees were all nice every time I've gone. Everything I've tried foodwise here has been pretty good! I love that they serve soups, meeples doesn't serve soup so that's specifically how I found this place. I always have a place to sit and the environment is relaxing. They were playing some sort of jazz sonic the hedgehog soundtrack tonight which was awesome to recognize. Wish they served a bigger soup variety, been chasing the clam chowder ever since I tried it lol.

Picked up lunch for two, and a couple of sweet treats…read more For lunch two of us split the sausage and omelette sandwich, and the clam chowder. All of it was very good. I have never been in to try out the board game selection, but that's about to change.

I love this brewery, love this spot on Alki. The beer is fantastic, the location is fantastic, the…read morestaff do a great job keeping up with the crowds. I'm looking forward to another great summer here! Just one thing recently... The last two times I've been there in the last month, there were small children EVERYWHERE. I hope Future Primitive doesn't fall victim to the inconsiderate families taking their children to the pub. This is not a place for children. I'd love to see it become 21+ formally.

Located right off Alki Blvd and directly across from the beach, Future Primitive Brewing has a…read moreprime spot in one of Seattle's most tourist-heavy waterfront areas. The location is definitely the main draw--you're steps from the beach, with a few outdoor chairs and an enclosed patio area where you can sit and take in the activity around you. The brewery itself has a laid-back, slightly worn-in feel. It's a bit rundown in places, but that seems pretty fitting for the casual, beach-adjacent vibe and doesn't take away from the overall experience if you're expecting something polished or upscale. It can get quite noisy, especially given the corner location and steady foot traffic from tourists and beachgoers. The atmosphere is lively, sometimes bordering on chaotic, but that's part of the tradeoff for being in such a busy, scenic area. Overall, it's a solid stop if you're already in the Alki area and want a casual beer in a very "beach town" style setting--just go in expecting energy, crowds, and a no-frills environment

I was looking for a place to have a bday party and someone told me about B&E (?). Way way more…read morethan I expected. You should absolutely check out this website.

Full circle: I was…read moregraciously invited to a networking meeting for entrepreneurs that was being held at YCAC and when I looked up the name on Google Earth, I got quite a surprise. Turns out, the Youngstown Cultural Arts Center building used to be the old elementary school I attended from 1965-69 called Frank B. Cooper School and located about eight blocks from where I was raised. The meeting was held in one of my old classrooms that had an old piano which if memory serves, I played for my 5th grade teacher. A few other memories I recalled were things like watching a solar eclipse, playing Silent Night in a Christmas show on an auto-harp, my first crushes and the mouthwatering smell of food wafting through the school from the kitchen located near the auditorium. I remember one of the classrooms had a coat closet and when you entered it, there was another door and beyond that, a stairway that led up to the attic where all the duct-work and storage was. A great place to get lost for a bit. Long story short, the last time I was in that building was in 1969 and it is fitting that in a building where the original function was to introduce values, knowledge and the basic skills to successfully interact with American society and culture, I would end up in a networking meeting for entrepreneurs. Talk about full circle! That being said, it was also really cool to combine 3-D visuals with my childhood memories of the place. +1 to the other distinguished Yelpers who reviewed this place and for myself, I left there believing that YCAC is a worthwhile organization for not only renting out my old classrooms, auditorium, or gymnasium, but more importantly, for the education, artistic support, and future of Seattle's teens and potentially, its future entrepreneurs and leaders. Check out their website and if you can, visit the facility when you are in the area because it can certainly use some positive support to keep it going.

I came here for a NIA class. First I missed the turn for the parking lot. Then I was struck by how…read moresmall it was. Not an auspicious beginning... things changed. It is one of those older schools which has been renovated into a community arts, culture and meeting center. In the front doorway are many flyers about interesting art and cultural events. The halls are alive with art and invitations to be involved. Our class used a very lovely high ceiling gym with a good floor for dance and wonderful mirrors.

We absolutely love the Little Gym of West Seattle! We moved to the area from out of state, and I'm…read moresoo thankful a new mom friend recommended it. We tried it out and signed up about a week after moving. It has done wonders to help my little one socialize, and to help me connect with other moms/parents! We LOVE Teacher Dillon. He has brought big smiles to my little one from the very start. We loved Teacher Ginny and were sad to see her go, but we are also very happy with our new Teacher Lauren. Every instructor provides a friendly and welcoming environment which has made it so easy for my now almost 15 month old to thrive there. He started at 10 months, and has made leaps and bounds in his confidence and mobility since joining the Little Gym. It is truly the highlight of our week since moving here, and I can't praise it enough.

we feel so lucky to have found The Little Gym and Teacher Dillon. he is truly a gem in the world of…read morebaby gymnastics. our 9-month-old absolutely lights up every time class starts and that's entirely thanks to Dillon's energy, intuition, and deep respect for each child's unique developmental pace. what sets him apart is his incredible ability to push our baby's growing edge just enough to support progress without ever overwhelming her. he's a baby whisperer-meets-gymnastics coach: confident, kind, endlessly encouraging, and always in tune with what the littles need. from motor skills to confidence to joy, we've seen it all grow in our little one thanks to Dillon's gentle, playful, and skillful approach. every session is a perfect balance of challenge and nurture. we can't recommend The Little Gym enough and if you're lucky enough to get a spot in Teacher Dillon's class, take it and never let go!