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Lacewing: My experience here was a mixed bag, but the positive was extremely positive.I LOVED the music, and the dancing was amazing. Definitely the place to just catch a vibe and dance.My friends took me out here for my first night clubbing and we all got pretty drunk, but I was very inexperienced with heavy drinking and I was being swarmed with unwanted attention pretty much the minute I got super drunk. I am so grateful that I chose to do it here, and not some other nightclub, because Sway and Joey and the other security staff made sure I was safe. When a specific guy wouldn’t leave me alone after multiple nos, they took me upstairs and had him removed from the club. I feel embarrassed honestly for getting that drunk but I’m so so grateful to the security staff.Overall I think it’s true that Neighbors’ is struggling with a recent mobbing of guys like that. I was talking to my friend about it who is a regular there. But Neighbors’ has been around for a long time and I doubt this is their first rodeo with this issue. I really appreciate their place in Seattle queer history, and they really do have an amazing atmosphere minus the predators.Femmes: if you need something or feel uncomfortable please just tell security. They are not rude, they get it, and it’s better to get things taken care of sooner than later. It is their job to keep you safe.I will definitely be going back, just drinking way less.

Erica Shriner: What can i say.. mad love for this establishment! I have always felt cozy and welcome here and freaking love this place!! Happy to pay a cover to support 🧡💛Atmosphere: 5/5 …

Hannah Henning: $10 entry fee, which sucks. AMAZING music with music videos, fun lights, and a welcoming atmosphere! Ordered a shot and because I don't like the taste of alcohol, they mixed some mango in, which was delicious!Atmosphere: 5/5 …

Chase Anthony R.: Went for the drag show on Wednesday. Atmosphere was great and everyone was very friendly. Played good music and had people dancing. Flashing strobe lights were intense but fun. Everyone at the show was incredibly talented and the staff were amazing. Bartender was on top of it and was even going around and checking tables for refills. ATM on site and bouncer was patting people down before entry, so felt very safe. I have friends who feel nervous to be in a public gay space and the risk for violence, but this location has taken steps to make it safer for us. Had a great time and will be back!

Don Yolo 7: Great musicAtmosphere: 5/5 …

Vianney González: Atmosphere: 4/5

Lilly Peterman: is my go to bartender, love the energy and vibes.

Eddie Gerrish: Joseph is the dj producing the beats!

Video Junkbox: You just keep continually disrespecting my neighborhood. One day I'm going to get even with u

Lukas Kucinski: I had a great experience here. The space is smaller than I was expecting, which I liked. The upstairs area is cool. Would recommend.

Patrick Ward: The best

Michael Perkins: Legendary venue that sells out frequently because they still bring it. The experience depends on the type of crowd, who the artist is. I've been a patron here since the 90's and have seen everyone from Sky Cries Mary to Nina Hagen to Gang of 4, Gary Numan, Meat Beat Manifesto, Brendan Perry of Dead Can Dance with Robin Guthrie of Cocteau Twins and so many more.

Torie Inman: Staff was helpful in finding ADA seating for our group. Hands got stamped so we could go in and out as we pleased. Kim Dracula played and the concert was great!!

Mr Nick: if you're seeking a night of excitement, sophistication, and pure enjoyment, make sure to pay a visit to dream girls at ricks you won't be disappointed!

Natalia Carrington: and can’t find a place like that almost never and nowhere around here, I don’t understand this Washington culture, I guess they are machist and male oriented, only man can have fun around here I see.

Ragecage07: I would really like to visit and relax don't know much about the clubs. Any tips for having a good time , yes I'm new

Fadhil Fadhil: We want to go to this place, my wife and I. What do you advise guys, thank you

333: Beautiful women & nice staff. Fun place for birthdays or bachelor parties for sure

Alex Orozco: This is a fine place but seattle sucks for strip clubs period. The guy defending all the workers is a strippers BF. We all chose are jobs. Grow up Americans.

Matthew Spence: One of the better clubs in Seattle with very attractive dancers

Smyle K: I want to say something briefly about any hostile review written by a man about a strip club.A hostile review of a strip club by a man is a red flag.That is entitlement. That’s how it looks. Now don’t forget.Would anyone like to know what kind of harassments these women have to endure just to do this job?Is your complaint that the cover charge is too much?…that’s funny…would you like to know how much the cover charge is for strippers?Were you aware that strippers have to pay to work?Literally: “house”, “dues”, “stage fee”— It has many names and it is an industry standard and necessary business process. And the grim reality for strippers is this: if they don’t make any money they pay their employer for working that night. Think about that next time you complain about the cover.Enough about money.Let’s talk power.Has anyone thought about what it would be like to be spotlit on a stage and completely naked—which means completely vulnerable—while men, individuals and in groups, sit at an uncomfortable distance where you know they’re looking at you but they’re far enough away that you can’t make out any of their features, they are unrecognizable even if you knew them…this is a power imbalance that is the “cost of doing business” at a strip club.But I said imbalance.So, who has the power?Does the audience, or the dancer?How could she have it?She’s seven kinds of vulnerable:alone,exposed,inverted,outnumbered,naked,supplicated,and targeted.AND—she has the power.This is not only a dichotomy, it’s a paradox. If you think this is intuitive, you’re wrong. Being surrounded by beautiful forms that are all, at once, a fusion of both power and vulnerability is an absolute privilege.But If you can’t empathize with the literally traumatizing challenges that come with doing this job, I imagine you’re willfully trying not to.Because culturally, we all at least understand shared values that teach us to protect women, to treat them with deference and respect…so it’s curious to me how that is not only absent, but aggressively thrown away if the women that we are talking about happen to be occupationally identified as “strippers”.I’m done.

Jameison Snyder: Nobody in the house

Fùtbol Lifestyle: All I can say is that you won’t regret it.

DAVID Huff: Do the dancers still give regular lap dances?or just in the vault room?and what is the mask policy now?

mark hetrick: I had an issue with binding mounting recently that was enough to be very noticeable. After a few phone calls and of three times sending me to someone else who could supposedly help I just went to the store in Seattle. I live 3 hrs away including a ferry ride, so not a trivial trip. I’m happy to say EVO made it right and gave me a new off the rack same pair of skiis and mounted properly. So a bit of a runaround but fully satisfied with the solution! Great guys in the shop!!!!

Loten Lhatsang: Came to get new snow board boots and equipment and had an amazing time with Joe. He answered all my questions and I’m very satisfied with my purchase!

barbara kielhofer: GET YOUR BOOTS HERE! I thought I was cursed to a lifetime of foot pain but after not one but two days of adjustments my life has been changed...they even said to come back if it gets bad again. Customer service through the roof to get you the perfect fit. They actually care and how many places can you say that about these days?

William Briere: and evo still did heat molding for me on them

Robert Galvin: A few different people helped me buy a few different pieces of ski gear and they are all super friendly and knowledgeable, 10/10 would buy from them again

Ethan Busse: Shoutout Dan! My gf needed to get her boots fitted as they were a size and a half too small. Dan was eager to help and did an amazing job getting them to fit perfectly!

Luke Brettmann: Love the beer!!Suggest transition of brunch to lunch at 1 or 2

matt armstrong: Was here for the Jewel Runners Supper. Fanfuckingtastic idea. Great times, fun crowd, and unbelievably good food for the size of crowd. Well done Elysian!!

Ken Mahoney: , the atmosphere was outstanding! The staff were all polite and helpful!! We ordered the pretzels and hamburgers! Both were outstanding!! And of course, their beer is pretty good too :