I was lucky enough to be invited recently and the people I met were amazing. Not only a great…read morenetwork of individuals but just great individuals in general. I was a bit hesitant cause this high flying places sometimes draw a certain attitude of people but I was very pleasantly surprised by just how nice everyone was. The conversations were amazing. People from across multiple spectrums, backgrounds, and positions all shared opinions and ideas without shutting each other down. I would join but heard there is a wait list now. If you enjoy cigars, good conversation, and learning a ton you should definitely consider joining. Love the speakeasy feel of it all, for smoking cigars at least.

Seattle's only private cigar club! It is a member's only club. Prospective members are…read moreinterviewed by the owner and general manager of the club. The glue that holds the club together is the "smoke". Lovely surroundings of leather, brick and timber. Very masculine in nature. An oasis of luxury for the discerning cigar smoker.

The Columbia tower is much taller than the space needle's so the views are incredible. The space is…read morenicely laid out and I appreciate that you can have a conversation without having to shout for the other people in your table to hear you. The food was good, expected, not mind blowing. I enjoyed the appetizers better than the main dish I ordered (salmon)

Decided to try this place during restaurant week. The menu looked intriguing and the view promised…read moreto be phenomenal. The food was good - the carrots had a terrific heat. The squash was cold, which wasn't bad, but didn't support the burrata that well. That being said, the cheese was terrific with the carrots. The mushrooms had a great chew, and while the grits were flavorful, they were lukewarm and got gluey towards the end of the meal. The salmon was perfectly cooked, as were the lentils. But once again, the sweet potatoes were lukewarm. This was the overriding theme for the meal: lukewarm. The view, though, did live up to the anticipation.

I'm a car guy and love stopping by here on a Saturday morning to see what's in the parking lot…read more Also the viewing area where you can see many of the amazing cars stored in the building is a treat for the eyes. But... the coffee is unremarkable and there's no excuse for that in Seattle. The food in the Derby restaurant is ok if you want big greasy burgers, but I don't eat that stuff. So I was among the original members, and I kept my Ferrari there for a while, but I was paying too much and getting too little.

Such a cool tour! I recommend coming here if you or family/friends are into cars! Honestly came…read morehere on a whim to just check the place out just out of curiosity and signed up for the tour! It was very fun and saw lots and lots and lots of cool cars from the classics to celebrity owners vehicles to some personal vehicles and well. I would say it last maybe around like a good 30-45 min of checking the place out and then towards the end they have a little I guess restaurant area where you can eat for a bit, there was a very long wait but thankfully the hostess got us in asap so was very thankful for that gesture! Their food was ok but I did love the vibes since there's a window you could look at to some more cars and stuff while you're eating.

What a good place. Members only. Hard to get approved !!!!! Every Friday night. Social life's and…read morefriends ! Don't even think about getting in if you are not cool haha

I have held 2 private events this year at the RC and would highly recommend booking with them!…read more Sasha Montalvo (the events coordinator i have worked with both times) is thorough, helpful, and very responsive. We have used the RC for two client appreciation/business development events and not only do we love it, our clients do too! The food is always great (a highlight is the appetizer bacon wrapped dates), the drinks are tasty and the bartenders are pleasant, and as an organizer I think the spaces are beautiful and perfectly decorated. My photos below are of the space for our most recent event in the Cutter Room. Thank you endlessly to all the staff that is always welcoming, professional, and helpful.

This tired aging gracious brick oasis survives amidst the sterile glistening glass skyscrapers of…read morestockbrokers and nearby unhinged zombies of the Seattle people's republic. It's members only, but isn't snooty or pretentious. They hire kind and professional uniformed staffers who go beyond the call of duty. Sit over tasty potstickers and French champagne perhaps at the grand upstairs bar late afternoon looking out at the grey rain - but avoid the (dprk airline tasting) beef and broccoli bowl and the $2 well burnt nuts. The food prices are kept wonderfully low. Clubs do want members to actually hangout. The club is an absolute haven and perfect for business lunches, cocktail hours, and weddings (a fireplace so big even NBA players could walk in), and to just get lost in thought in spacious quiet elegance in a place great-great-grandfathers lit cigars.

Verne and Wells is a truly unique experience - it's hard to understand how awesome it is until you…read morevisit. I visited the booth at PAX, and instantly felt that this was a group that I would be able to relate to, and have fun with. After visiting the club a couple of weeks later, I signed up. Major reasons why I love this place: - Multiple rooms for different activities: a big dining room social area, an RPG room with comfy chairs and a couch, a video game room, and a table-top game room! - Rentable space for meetings, tournaments, and movie nights - Members who are inclusive and fun. I have fun every time I go for game night! - Atmosphere: The space is well-designed and has amazing art (Echo Chernik) - Did I mention the members? This is becoming a favorite stop after work on event nights to relax and game.

I visited for the first time during a food truck event and instantly bought a membership. This…read moreplace has events at least every other day, and there are so many games to play! Into tabletop or video games? There are weekly events for everything from tabletop RPGs to video game tournaments. Crafty? There are frequent craft events. Like tea? There are monthly tea tasting/ high tea events. The best part is that it is open 24/7 to members, and the owners are incredibly friendly.

I went for a private social event. The parking in this neighborhood is practically non-existent…read more But, I got lucky tonight. The location is great - right on the water. (if you're attending a summer event and can be outside, or it's before sunset.) The bar seems to have lots of options, but no prices listed. So, it's a roll of the dice. "Market price" for a wine pour, I guess. Plus, they add an automatic gratuity. (Be sure to read the fine print) THEN, the card swipe machine asks you for an additional tip! This place hasn't been remodeled or updated in what seems like 50+ years. I hope to never return.

Sharing a perspective as a member…read more... My husband and I joined the College Club this summer and have nothing but great things to say about our experience. I was initially attracted to the idea of the social club. The lounge, which has a traditional college pub feel, includes a pool table, shuffleboard, a large flat screen, and lots of seating - a great space for hanging out. The venue which consists on two floating vessels has a large dock off the back. We were blown away by how much fun the dock has been. On nice summer days, we would come down for a couple of hours and lounge/lay out on the dock or hop in the water and swim for a bit. There are number of singles, couples, and families so it brings a nice balance of people. (We don't have kids but I've always thought this is the perfect club for those who do - without being too annoying for those of us who don't.) Also throughout the summer, they do Wednesday happy hours and a fun outdoor Thursday night concert series on the dock. I've talked to a number of serious rowers who enjoy the club for the boat access. My husband and I aren't rowers but to our surprise, we've had a lot of fun taking out kayaks (and paddle boards) - both with free access as a part of the membership. The gym isn't fancy but it's clean and has some good equipment (stationary bikes, rowing machines, weights). There are never more than a few people in the gym at once. I've liked it so much that I canceled another gym membership and only come here now. I wasn't sure if this would be a better "summertime" club but we've enjoyed into the colder months. In addition to my ongoing use of the gym, they offer fun social events like college football viewing parties and wine tasting events. Lastly, I have nothing but great things to say about the staff. They genuinely care about their members and have helped create a warm and welcoming environment. They really help set the tone for the overall feel of the club, especially for the social events. I'm glad we made the choice to join. It's been a great addition for us.

The event stated an hour early. None of the contacts I was scheduled to me were listed. Instead,…read moreI was connected to contacts which were out of my state. Their customer support is terrible. Their website is difficult to navigate. There was no moderator at the assigned start time to inform us all that we were in the right place.

A better mix of gender participation. Last night there were six guys and 2 women in the mingle eventread more

Just finished 6 weeks of Watercolor instruction with the brilliant and gracious Jenna Brechbiel…read moreguiding us every step of the way! So much fun! The WUC has a lively Arts program Just finished 6 weeks of Watercolor instruction with the brilliant and gracious Jenna Brechbiel- so much fun! There is a candy-dish of Arts classes awaiting at the WUC- I'm always tickled, I call it 'brain candy'!!

If you have an average of $600 per month to spend for a club downtown open only on Monday, Tuesday,…read moreWednesday 9am-3pm, Thursday 9am-8pm and Friday 11am-5pm (no regular weekends) to become friends with women; whom the majority are over 70, to talk about their "opinions" rather than facts and remain outdated to learn, this is the place for you.