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Bars & Clubs...
Seattle Nightclub & Bar alternatives by www.seattle-nightlife.com
Whether you're in the mood for a lounge, or you've strapped on your dancing shoes, We've got the answer to your nightlife needs. Check out our list of Seattle's newest and most popular nightclubs and bars.
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Contour
807 1st Ave
Seattle, WA 98104
(206) 447-7704
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Contour draws a mix of Eastsiders, Pioneer Square overflow and scantily clad clubbers. What this club lacks in size, it makes up for in dedication to partying. The narrow, high-ceilinged space houses a bar, a small dance floor and a stage the size of a Ford Taurus. But the place is open all night Friday and Saturday, catering to diehards who want Friday night to last until 9am Saturday. DJs spin house music that ranges from progressive to deep, and live music ranges from jazz fusion to trance. With all the bumping from the speakers, there's plenty of grinding on the miniature dance floor |
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Howl At The Moon
315 2nd Ave. South
Seattle, WA 98104
(206) 839-1300
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Howl at the Moon is a highly successful dueling piano concept that has grown to eleven locations since its inception in 1990. By providing its customers with an outstanding entertainment experience reminiscent of the best of New Orleans, Howl at the Moon has attracted a diverse and loyal following in every market that it has entered. The focal point of the nightclub is a stage featuring a pair of baby grand pianos. The piano players are the ringmasters responsible for creating the excitement that characterizes a night at Howl at the Moon. |
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Marcus' Martini Heaven
88 Yesler Wy
Seattle, WA 98104
(206) 624-3323
Bar/Club
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Young, urban sophisticates cluster in intimate black booths or snuggle up at the candlelit bar casting come-hither looks over the rims of their candy-colored cocktails. Martini purists be damned--every drink here is poured into the seductive martini glass--all 64 of 'em. From "unleaded" to "maximum octane," well-blended martinis put everyone in a mingling mood. The cosmopolitan is classic, but more up-to-date is the Limelight--Absolut Citron vodka shaken with melon liquor and grapefruit juice |
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Trinity Night Club
111 Yesler Way
Seattle, WA 98104
(206) 447-4140
Bar/Club
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Seattle has needed a club of this caliber for a long time. The service is great, the drinks are great and the setting was perfect. spent a little time dancing in the really big room before going into the asian themed space to cool off, what a great combination. The music is pretty varied, seems like they would have something for most people. |
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