Mirabeau Room

If you are looking for a dance club with great DJ's and live music this is it. If you are looking for a cozy bar to snuggle up to a fancy cocktail this is it. The club is split in two with a dark...
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If you are looking for a dance club with great DJ's and live music this is it. If you are looking for a cozy bar to snuggle up to a fancy cocktail this is it. The club is split in two with a dark bar perfect for the latest indiscretion and a dance club with amazing sound and lighting. Check it!
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Clean, modern, cozy, slightly-retro, newer night club and bar, divided into two sections: a "free" side and a "pay" side... (if there is a cover that night). Their schedule may vary, but generally...
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Clean, modern, cozy, slightly-retro, newer night club and bar, divided into two sections: a "free" side and a "pay" side... (if there is a cover that night). Their schedule may vary, but generally the music is always diverse and eclectic, as with the crowd: If I recall correctly, there are amazing live bands or piano bar on Sundays, poetry slam on Tuesdays, check the Stranger for weekdays (range from DJs to private parties); re-mixed hip hop on weekends... and it's never over-crowded. Always a good happy mix of mostly locals. Staff is quick and smart. Drinks and cocktails are yummy, my fave is the Mojito. Large cushioned booths are very comfortable and accommodate larger parties while the smaller tables in the dimly lit environment cater to the smaller intimate dates. Dancing is encouraged. Harder to find as they don't have a huge glitzy entrance... it's near Peso's and next to Kid Valley on Queen Anne Ave on the Uptown/Lower QA area. I can go on forever about this place...
Published by Denise S. Less

The Mirabeau Room is located in the Queen Anne area of Seattle. It has a small, but tasty, appetizer list and a great bar. The drinks are not cheap, but if you start somewhere else, this is a good...
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The Mirabeau Room is located in the Queen Anne area of Seattle. It has a small, but tasty, appetizer list and a great bar. The drinks are not cheap, but if you start somewhere else, this is a good place to end up. Once a month they have "Sounds of the East"; an Indian themed music. It's very entertaining. You meet interesting people. The weekends get pretty crowded, like any other bar in the city. Not a bad place to spend an evening.
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