My go to place since childhood! Love the up to date machines, songs and the vibe!…read more Been a staple part of my social life and has been serving our community for a long time! The owners are always super friendly and are helpful when you need something! 30 dollars an hour for the smaller rooms which is standard considering other karaoke places like comma also charges similarly. Always has a special place in my heart

This place is so fun!!! Please go!!…read more The owner is nice and chill. The first time I called, she was definitely blunt but, the second time I called and made a reservation, she was kind!! There's no outside food or drink but, she allowed up to being in a birthday cake for my birthday celebration. I spent $88 for two hours and for the fun my friends and I had, we all definitely that it was worth it to go again!! They have AC but it does get hot in the room (especially if you're jumping ans dancing like we were). The rooms are so spacious and easily fit 7 people! Only downside, they didn't have a huge country selection but, we weren't complaining!! They had so many good songs that it didn't negatively affect our experience. Also, entrance is the set of stairs left side of the building. It looks like a giant wooden pillar.

O'Malley's is the restaurant attached to the Westside Lanes bowling alley. The lounge is loud and…read morefriendly but this review is for restaurant just off the lounge and overlooking the lanes. The restaurant is quite small, in an area leading into the kitchen. At first glance it seems rather -- bleak. Four tables, a pair of pool tables, a large video golf game. A small counter that once had some seating but now doesn't. It may be necessary to get the server's attention because they are pretty busy in the lounge. Yeah, ambience-wise this place leaves a lot to be desired. But this little place has some of the best diner food in town. The portions are large. Substitutions are not a problem. The staff is incredibly friendly and welcoming. Their burgers and sandwiches are burly and always fresh, I am not exaggerating, some of the best burgers in Olympia. Hot food is served really hot, straight off the grill. Fries have to take a minute to be cool enuf to eat. Salads tend to be iceberg lettuce based but are always crisp and fresh. To be clear, this is all pub/diner fare, nothing fancy. The coffee, alas, is the same weak stuff everybody else serves. But for food that will tame the meanest hangover or Jumpstart a miserable rainy day, this is one of the best places.in town.

Seriously solid kitchen, battered fries, sandwiches are great, ton of options. Fast service…read moreconsidering they also cover the bowling alley. Two pool tables, some pinball, and set up for karaoke or music.

LETS GOOO THE VIBES ALWAYS AWESOME Service is FANTASTIC…read moreNot a good pokemon go stop area tho but there's lots of non alcoholic stuff to do around the area atleast

Great vibe and location, convenient free parking, modestly priced, clean and comfortable, friendly…read moreservice, extensive music catalogue.

This was my first karaoke room (I'm old school- have only done karaoke at bars). We did this for a…read morefamily birthday. We chose this place for the cost. It was a lot of fun! There were two microphones and lots of great music for some of our party (and fewer options that appealed to other people). The system was a big laggy and tricky to navigate when trying to select songs, and the video that went with songs was kind of hysterical sometimes. I'd love to see a larger selection of tunes from the 80s and 90s in English, but they did have a large selection of songs and we were able to find things to sing. The service was great and the person working was really helpful and nice. Having never been to another karaoke room, I'm not sure if it's common to leave the room and be able to hear other rooms while in the hallway. It made me wonder what how sound carries between rooms. There was no one in the room next to us (and maybe they purposefully keep a room empty between groups), but if there had been I wonder if there would be sound traveling between.

I recently visited Comma Karaoke for the first time after moving to Washington about 2 months ago…read more Back in California, I already had a favorite karaoke spot, but some girlfriends invited me here for a Sunday night out, so I figured I'd give it a try since I haven't done karaoke in Washington yet. We got there around 7 PM and it wasn't too busy (probably because they opened at 6 PM). There was just one male staff member at the front to check in with. No security, as far as I could tell. One thing they are VERY strict about is no outside food or drinks. There are signs posted everywhere, and they even checked our bags before we went in. Personally, I didn't really mind since the karaoke places I used to go to in California had similar rules, but if you're going to enforce that policy so heavily, I feel like the food should at least be worth it. Unfortunately, the food here was pretty mediocre. The yogurt soju was actually good, and the waffle fries were decent enough, but the gyoza tasted average and the fried spring rolls are a cheap knockoff of lumpia. They also gave us complimentary popcorn, but I'd still recommend eating beforehand if you plan on spending a couple hours here. One thing that surprised me was that none of us got ID checked even though we ordered drinks. Maybe we just looked old enough?? As for the karaoke experience itself, it was fun! If you've never been, they'll walk you through how to use the controls to find your songs to sing. We originally booked one hour but ended up extending it to two. The process here is a little different from what I'm used to since you decide upfront how long you want the room for, whereas my old karaoke place just held onto an ID and let you stay as long as you wanted before paying at the end. Not a biggie, just different. The place itself was freezing when we first walked in, but after singing for a while it became more comfortable. We were provided two microphones, and highly encouraged to use the disposable microphone covers, probably for cleanliness and for sanitation purposes. We were also given 2 of those little handheld percussion instruments (forgot what they're called) that you can shake and clap along with while people are singing to add to the fun atmosphere. The song selection here is fairly huge. The physical songbook is kind of outdated, but once you figure out the system controls, you can search songs by artist, title, and even country. English songs were definitely easier to find compared to songs in other languages, so I'd recommend using the booklet to find exact song numbers if you want international songs. The scoring system was also kind of hilarious because none of us could figure out how it actually worked. Sometimes it felt tied to pacing, sometimes volume, and other times it just seemed random. Some songs also felt slightly off timing-wise. Still, we had a lot of fun messing around with it and singing everything from rock songs to classics to upbeat pop songs. There's definitely enough variety for everyone to find something they enjoy. One downside is that the rooms are not very soundproof. About an hour into our session, another group came into the room next to us, and whenever we paused between songs, we could clearly hear them belting out sad songs at full volume. It was lowkey kind of funny though. When we left, we noticed there's a small square window at some of the rooms, including ours, and wondered if anyone could just peep inside.. In general, I'd say Comma Karaoke is just okay. The karaoke itself was enjoyable and the private room setup is great if you don't like public karaoke, but if the food tasted better, it would have massively improved the experience. There are plenty of [Korean] food options in the same parking lot, but I would rather just sing and eat at the same place. We also drove about 30 minutes to get here, so I was hoping to be a little more impressed. Still, if you're in the area and just want a casual night out with friends, it gets the job done.

I love a good bar and grill that opens early in the morning. M to F, from 8 AM to 10 AM is the…read moreEarly Bird Special or regular menu. Homemade biscuits and gravy always gets me... I've had their flap Jack's and they're good too. If the bartender is busy get your own coffee. Mugs are next to the coffee pot. Sit down and look at the menu, Early Bird orders must be to the cook by exactly 10 AM. Friendly bar regulars whom don't mind a back talking server. It's quite the place. Pool table, back patio, , take credit cards, I know at least Visa and MC. I hate to share cuz then you're gonna take my front parking spot. PS Pictures are of the regular menu, Early Bird menu, and half order of Biscuits and Gravy with one sunny side up egg. Coffee or small juice included in the Early Bird Special. Can't beat the service, food, or prices. Breakfast until noon, and then it's lunch dinner menu, which I always come in early for breakfast. I should try their karaoke and daytime menu. Great place.

Friendly bartenders. Drinks are reasonably priced. Not bad food either. Karaoke was a blast!read more

Love this bar! Great vibe and atmosphere. Cool peeps and good music. Fun times for sure!read more

KARAOKE IN THE HILLTOP? HECK YES!…read more The Go-Go is an amazing addition to the Hilltop area. Great atmosphere, really good selection of drinks with talented staff concocting said libations. I'm too shy and lack the confidence to sing karaoke so I just like to chill and watch everyone else do their thing. They have fun themed events from time to time as well. STOP READING AND COME SING YOUR HEART OUT!

When I called Olympic Karaoke needing some entertainment and karaoke for my company picnic they…read moreprovided the greatest DJ services I could ask for . Located in Shelton ,WA , they came to Tumwater for my event . The DJ services they provided made the difference between just another picnic to an original Karaoke contest with my associates . They offered a wide variety of music to choose from including Today's Top Charts to Classics , Country to Rock and Roll. Something for everyone . Such an entertaining event and the best priced Karaoke /DJ services available . Will definitely be using their services again.

Spent an hour here recently for karaoke with one other person…read more Pros: - We had an OK time - Staff showed us how to operate the remote (after our time had started, of course) Cons: - $30ish for 2 people for 1 hour. - Could hear both rooms next to us singing. - There were 4 speakers in our room but only 1 was actually working. The other three didn't put out sound. - English song list is very lacking. - Popular songs are not updated frequently. We ended up going to a small local bar, which was ALSO doing Karaoke that night, and they had more recent songs than the dedicated karaoke store. That was really disappointing.

My second time at Big Bang Karaoke and the room was super fun and ofc the food was really…read moredelicious. The service is very fast and polite. I will be coming again

I live down in South Seattle. To get to Ballard takes me about 45 minutes with traffic. A cab ride…read morehome can cost around $30 when I drink too much. But do I care? No. Why? Because I fricken love singing Karaoke with Melody Music's DJ Rob at the Waterwheel on Sunday and Wednesday nights, starting around 9:30pm. It's worth the drive, worth the cab fare, worth the hassle of getting back out there to get my car if I drink too much. Rob is a killer Karaoke DJ. He consistently has remembered my name, though I've become a bit of a regular so no shock there. He's got a computer system where he enters in your name and the songs you request, and can bring them back up when you see him again if you tend to sing the same songs, which I do. And his music library... "Would you say I have a plethora of [songs]?" "Si El Guapo." "Do you know what Plethora means?" "No El Guapo." Plethora means shitload. And he's got a shitload of songs. He's got so many songs they can't print them all up in their book full of songs to choose from, so if you are looking for something to sing and don't see it, make sure to ask. And thanks to his fancy computer set-up, you don't have to write down all the code numbers. You just write down the artist, song name, and your name, and he'll do the rest. Rob is real great at cycling through the singers, mixing audio, and making sure the spare mike gets volumed up if someone else jumps in to duet mid-song. He's got a small monitor to read lyrics from, or you can read off the huge monitor at the Waterwheel. Definitely worth coming out to experience the Karaoke joy with these guys.

DJ Rob is an amazing karaoke host!…read more To start, his music catalog does indeed have, as Wil so eloquently explained, a *shitload* of music. I can't believe the wide variety, especially when you compare his to other 'popular' karaoke spots catalogs. He also happens to love his job, and it shows. He's a great singer himself, works the crowd up, keeps 'em going, His system is awesome too. It remembers you and songs you've sung before, so just putting your name in there consistently and you can always have songs at the ready...or he'll even make recommendations if you can't think of one. And I'm still cracking up that last night at D's party, he remembered "his buddy Don L" from all our other "Yelp converges upon water wheel karaoke" events. And bonus points for moving me and Carly and another singer up a few slots last night, my reason was compelling enough to get him not only to laugh, but to do it. ;-) Stu made a great decision bringing Rob to the waterwheel!

Not really a place to eat inasmuch as a place to just hang out, have drinks and - most importantly…read more- sing your heart out in karaoke no matter your skill level! My friends and I came here on a Wednesday night around 8pm and basically spent all of our time out in the front where the bar is since that's where open karaoke is. To queue songs to sing, you need to use a website called Healsonic to search for the song titles or artist names (you get to it using a QR code). You write down your initials, the song number of the song you want to sing and the song title, then pass it to someone behind the counter to the immediate left of the entrance. Song choices are not limited to just songs in English; you can choose songs from a variety of languages, and I got a chance to sing one of my favorite Cantonese oldies at one point. From past experiences singing karaoke here, there's always at least one mic out of the two passed around the crowd that isn't working properly and I end up singing louder than needed on that one mic. Regardless, my friends and I have always had a great time laughing, testing our vocals and just enjoying ourselves as if we were clubbing! I haven't yet been to any of their karaoke rooms, though I do hear prices for them are relatively high from others who've used them. One of my friends and I got their My Melody drink, which consists of coconut cream, pineapple and a pink sugar rim. Drink tasted kinda cheesy... literally. Must have been the cream but I downed the drink fast; it was refreshing for the environment (though a little heavy on the vocal cords) and not too sweet. It is on the pricier end, about $8 before tax. This is a well-run place regardless of the number of people that fill up open karaoke and the karaoke rooms themselves. Staff are friendly and acommodating especially with refilling water, following up on karaoke queuing mistakes and serving drinks. I see myself and my friends coming back here more often!

Rock Box is my go- to destination for Kareoke in Seattle! There are plenty of comfortable private…read morerooms for groups of various sizes and a wide range of your favorite song hits to choose from with disco light options. The drinks are delicious, just keep in mind the high gratuity that will be included. The only down side is that the rooms are not sound proof so you can hear everyone singing from the hallways.