
Capitol Hill by night, dive bar hopping and a trendy, community micro-brewery.
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Throw on your party pants (this part is optional) and join one of our local Seattle hosts for a night out in the city to remember (this part is guaranteed). Whatever your way of enjoying a night out, Seattle’s diverse, welcoming and character-packed nightlife scene has just the spot for you!
Whether you’re into grooving the night away in an LGBTQ friendly bar (Capitol Hill is just the place then) or you want to keep things more laid back and kick it local style at one of the many micro-breweries the city is proudly home to, just let us know your vibe and we’ll do our best to make it happen.
With its laid-back bar culture that has everything from old-school dive bars to very well concealed speakeasies, you’re bound to find a perch you’ll love.
But we would recommend hopping between a few spots to give you a real taste of what the city has to offer after dark! Whether a wine bar is your thing or you feel like belting out some classic tunes at a karaoke bar, gear up for a night in sleepless Seattle.
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We had a great time hopping around to different local spots down by the waterfront and then headed up to Capitol Hill for some delicious Palestinian food and a couple of drinks!
Show moreThe experience started out great with Gail and Lauren. I needed to adjust my mentality because this was my first tour in Seattle. We started out heading to the Smith Tower observatory, on the 35th floor of the historic building. Once we arrived there, we found out there was an hour wait to get in, so I suggested to go to Elysian Brewery on Capitol Hill. They were very easygoing so we headed there. We started talking over beer and things. An hour later, we have arrived at Smith Tower. I haven’t been up there for over 10 years, so the building has undergone a modernization, especially the automation of the lifts/elevators. They were looking forward to the experience, and the view on the observatory bar did not disappoint, we had drinks, and talked out how rooftop bars were popular in Hong Kong, and some history of Seattle. Our last drink stop was the Merchant Cafe, the oldest bar of the city that is still operating. Then I have found out they were educators (teacher and principal), and we enjoyed the short tour. To top it off, I brought them to Dick’s Drive In, to have some cheeseburgers and fries, then dropped them off at the hotel. They were great, very easygoing, and the rain did not stop them :)
Show moreHe was personable, friendly, had great ideas and showed us places we would have never seen! I’m saving your contact info to recommendation your company to friends.
Show moreVladimir was an excellent tour guide, showed us exactly what we needed to see in our limited time in Seattle. He had some real interesting stories too!
Show moreWhat a Great Time we had with Vladimir. So much fun. Saw the Best of Seattle! Highly recommend. Next time will book with Vladimir again!
Show moreHe was personable, friendly, had great ideas and showed us places we would have never seen! I’m saving your contact info to recommendation your company to friends.
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