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EXPLORE SEATTLE | | | | | | | 4135 Providence Point Dr SE
Issaquah,
WA
98029
425-391-3335 | | | | | Description: ISSAQUAH. The site of frequent jazz performances, Bake's is the place for candlelit ambience and great music. During the summer, enjoy outdoor concerts, often featuring delicious barbecue. Walls are adorned with numerous black-and-white photos of famous jazz musicians.
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| 414 E Pine St
Seattle,
WA
98122
206-325-2149 | | | | | Description: CAPITOL HILL. Recessed corners draped in rich purple and red fabrics create a perfect place to chill and sip a cocktail. Aspiring to a North African aesthetic, Capitol Club's lounge boasts an exotic, mysterious, and relaxed ambiance. Signature bar concoctions include the Casbah, a sweet yet tart blend of Absolut Citron, pomegranate molasses, and fresh oranges. The food is equally intriguing; a just-right happy hour menu offers grilled spring asparagus and homemade spanakopeta. With an interior this captivating, you may be loath to venture to the outdoor deck with its amazing city views.
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| 5510 University Way NE
Seattle,
WA
98105
206-781-3879 | | | | | Description: UNIVERSITY DISTRICT. One of the city's premiere venues for improv comedy, Jet City features a widely talented cast whose wit is as quick as its tongue, leading to numerous pithy quips made at the expense of unsuspecting audience members. The "average" show features six performers who utilize suggestions from the audience to improvise a hilarious montage of quirky scenes, games, and songs that keep the crowd laughing from beginning to end. Although shows are always scheduled on Friday and Saturday nights, additional shows are sometimes offered on other nights too, so call ahead.
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| 2226 2nd Ave
Seattle,
WA
98121
206-441-5660 | | | | | Description: DOWNTOWN & BELLTOWN. Tiki torches, shuffleboard, Hawaiian wood masks, and a Miss Pac Man this South Pacific-themed bar definitely appeals to those area 20-somethings who are yearning for a tropical atmosphere and other fashionably clad bodies to warm up to. A good place to meet up after work, Lava earns high praise for its low happy hour prices. As the night wears on, the DJ du jour steps to the forefront to spin the latest alternative, country, and r&b tunes and work the crowd into a frenzy. Live music is also featured from time to time. Outdoor seating is available when the weather's nice.
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| 88 Yesler Wy
Seattle,
WA
98104
206-624-3323 | | | | | Description: DOWNTOWN. A great place to "seal the deal" with an important client, this upscale bar features more than 75 different martinis and hosts one of Pioneer Square's most exclusive happy hours. Cozy black booths, weathered brick walls, and rotating displays of local artwork create an upscale, urban scene that's sure to impress. In addition, Marcus' serves great microbrews, and food is offered nightly until 10pm.
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| 2505 1st Ave
Seattle,
WA
98121
206-728-1337 | | | | | Description: BELLTOWN. This swanky nightspot is located under and owned by El Gaucho restaurant. The Pampas Room sports a live house band that draws a dance crowd with its jazz, swing, and Latin sounds. Although the place is not for everybody, Pampas makes a great stop if you want to dress to the nines and hang out with other people who appreciate the allure of 50s-style supper club. Feign a little attitude, sip on a cocktail, and get ready for the next set. The band plays late. Popular for private parties Sunday -Thursday too.
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| Tula's Restaurant & Jazz Club2214 2nd Ave
Seattle,
WA
98121
206-443-4221 | | | | | Description: DOWNTOWN & BELLTOWN. It's all about the jazz at this trendy Belltown classic, where the management brings in an impressive mix of regional and national talent to perform for its fashion-conscious clientele. The non-descript storefront appears to hide little more than your normal downtown beer den, but inside you'll find a cool scene that even a hipster from Chicago's Northside would find easy on the eye and ear. In addition, delicious Northwest pub-grub is available, including pastas, burgers, and salads, as well as cod fish and chips, and an unforgettable clam strip dinner.
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| 1112 4th Ave
Seattle,
WA
98121
206-264-6187 | | | | | Description: DOWNTOWN. Sexy and reserved, this hotel bar is a favorite spot thanks to its beautiful interior and attractive patrons, who work in tandem to create a scene worthy of a fashion magazine. The place's popularity also stems from a tantalizing mix of New York City style and Seattle attitude. The posh bar specializes in great martinis and also offers a menu with designer dishes inspired by global cuisines. If those tidbits aren't enough to satiate, you're free to order from the restaurant's broader menu. When you go, don stylish trappings, and assume an air of ennui. W revels in a see-and-be-seen ambience and is ideal for before- or after-dinner drinks.
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| 2214 1st Ave
Seattle,
WA
98121
206-728-8500 | | | | | Description: BELLTOWN. Putting a dressy spin on lodge decor, this upscale lounge features a bar flanked with tall logs, a fireplace and leather furnishings. On the second floor, patrons chill on comfy furniture and watch sports. Bartenders deliver an array of delicacies, including liquor shots, champagne cocktails and martinis. A sumptuous menu offers grilled chicken and beef skewers, housemade clam chowder, wood-fired pizzas and steaks.
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| 1510 11th Ave
Seattle,
WA
98122
206-325-8263 | | | | | Description: CAPITOL HILL. Featuring more than two-dozen draught beers, over 70 vodkas, and an impressive selection of wine, this upscale bar is the preferred watering hole for many of Capitol Hill's more fashion-conscious movers and shakers. The decor bears a bit of a Mediterranean lilt, with a long, wavy bar, shrimp-hued walls, and funky blue balconies dominating the scene. Lounge areas in the front in the back offer comfortable settings for catching up with old friends, and theme nights offer excellent opportunities for making new acquaintances.
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