Stage Seattle

This place was not good. The service was unprofessional from start to finish. Unhappy staff makes for a hostile vibe. You go to the club to dance and have drinks and the drinks are way overpriced and the song selection by the DJ needs work.$15 a shot? What? We heard "Ay bay bay" by Hurricane Chris twice. Lol I like the song but even in 2007 that song didn't get played twice at a club. Also Dreams and nightmares by Meek Mill is not a club song. You put those into a mix but there was not much mixing going on.We got 2 booths and 2 bottles and our server pulled a fast one on us. She acted like she poured out all of the alcohol from the bottle and took the bottle with about 1/5 of the liquid still inside. After that she ghosted us. If you're in Pioneer Square and want to go to a club I would pass on this one.

DO NOT GO IF YOU ARE QUEER. NOT A SAFE SPACE. I am a non-binary person who feels comfortable using they/them pro-nouns. I am neither a man or a woman. The night I was there I was more comfortable using the woman's bathroom and I was kicked out of the club. I explained to the bouncer that I was non-binary and they said "you have a beard sorry". I don't recommend going here if you're not cis, because chances are, you will get kicked out.

Not a bad place for dancing and some entertainment! My friends and I came here for our last stop while out in Pioneer Square and had a fun time at Stage Seattle. Stage Seattle is huge! The space is kind of a maze once you enter. The dance floor is a decent size, with lots of booths for the best seats. In fact, the DJ even got off his stage to start walking along the high beams of the booths and was interacting with everyone. It was a fun vibe. It took forever to get drinks though. We decided to not stay very long due to how crowded it was and with such a long line to get drinks on a Saturday night, close to midnight. Staff was friendly though and liked that they played some good music, like hits from the early 2000's! Oh yeah!

This is the best club in Washington!! Don't sleep! They play the best music and Tyrone is so chill he made my birthday. I'm used to partying in California so I was looking for a place that's lit that everyone actually dances at but this is definitely THE spot out here.

Definitely not worth the hype. Over priced drinks, no seating unless you pay for VIP, messy bottle girls, just overall not a vibe. The only reason people still go here is because celebrities get paid to show up and hype the place up.

Manager, bartender, and several attendees were not wearing masks during state mandate and pandemic. When I talked to the staff, the answer was basically that there were too many people to control. Either restrict number of people allowed in to make it easier to "control," or stay closed until it's safer. Manager had the audacity to ask for 5 star reviews from attendees to give them reduced drink prices

Stage is a HUGE improvement over Volume! The updated sound/lighting and the awesome viewpoints from the VIP booths make Stage my favorite club venue to see a live performance. The bartenders could be more efficient, but the women's bathroom is usually clean (and I haven't seen any ridiculous lines yet). The photo booth is in a high-traffic area, which doesn't make sense to me - it's really frustrating when drunk people walk through your group photo... over and over again. After attending the Petey Pablo show and the Tinashe after party at Stage, I think booths are worth every penny on special guest nights. In addition to the spacious booth areas and excellent/attentive service, you also get to be front-and-center for the performances. I've been pretty happy about their special guests recently, and will definitely be back for the next good one. Fingers crossed for Ashanti and/or Ja Rule! For regular nights, the free guest list is your best bet; the security team seems pretty good at keeping the lines moving.

Great for the 21-30 crowd. If you're older than that don't bother. The hormones were so think you could cut them with a knife! Everyone is dressed in black for some reason. Mostly goth I think, with a sprinkle of punk. Leather is definitely in at this club. Security is everywhere. You must be vaccinated to get in, and show proof! They frisk you at the door and THEN they use the metal detector wand on you. Once inside there are a variety of VIP booths. If you are a nobody like me, and even get NEAR one of these, you are immediately met by nasty security folk who rudely shoosh you away. "These booths are VIP only.." There are also roaming security people. So many of them I was in awe. I guess they really have to be on alert for the riff-raff? "Well what the heck were you doing there Tony if you're so old?" Hey watch it, you'll be old too one day! That said, I'm not sure . Oh yes, I somehow misread an event on EventBrite and bought a ticket. Since I'm from out of town I had assumed this place was an actual stage! And that there was live music. NOT. It's all DJ stuff. Well, interestingly, YELP decided to use MY picture of the light show over the bar as the headline shot. So, maybe I WAS there for a reason?Anyway if you are a youngster over 21 and under 30, you will most likely have a good time. I seem to recall going to discos quite a bit when I was that age. BTW, if you enjoyed my review or found it useful funny or cool, please don't hesitate to click the little button to say so, or better yet, go ahead and friend me! I Just moved to the Seattle area last October, and need all the friends I can get. So go ahead, press that button, and never miss a single one of my epic reviews in the Seattle area and beyond. Excelsior!

Rated two stars because of the overpriced drinks and experience. I was told at the door that I'd have to throw away my pepper spray because they don't let it in/have a place to store belongings. As a woman in a large city, this is just not safe. I was obviously upset and was contemplating going to a different bar when I was chastised by an employee. She went out of her way to try to make feel bad about wanting to protect myself. I understand their reasons for not wanting it inside- but it's not practical to ask women to give up their means of protection all together. I would have preferred storing it somewhere and getting it when I left the club.

The majority of the 5 star reviews are due to a management promotion where if you show the bartender that you gave them a high rating, they give you a drink special. I went for a goth night and was shocked to see drinks were $15! AND they measure the shots given. This ain't Vegas! The bartender also seemed to have an attitude. She wasn't wearing her mask for 80% of the evening and would pull it down to talk to customers. The line takes forever and it's mostly due to strict security measures because of the neighborhood, the clientele, and that there is only ONE person wanding people at a time.The decor is really shabby and run down. I would not sit on any of the couches *shudders*.Lesson learned, stay away.