The Cuff Complex

This is difficult to write, because overall I did have fun here with my friends, and could feel that it was a safe space for queer people -- but I have opinions.First, bars/clubs that require cover should be more comfortable and upscale, in my opinion. It's not like Seattle is New York or LA. There are less than a million people in the city; so I don't understand charging for patronage when you're barely even a blip on the tourism radar.Second, the drinks were a bit expensive to be so mediocre; and my limes were no joke rotten: I saw the marketplace prices for fruit. There's no excuse.HOWEVER, the music was great to dance to. I enjoyed their patio area, and the staff were all very kind and friendly. Like I said, they made sure that it felt like a safe space for everyone in the LGBTQIA+ community. That'll always mean something in my book.It's just, like, relax with the prices, y'all -- it's a polite suggestion. Humble thyself to the fate of NW notoriety.

This place is fun, horny men women and other and GREAT DANCE MUSIC, but the doorman announced immediately upon entry "$10.00 CASH only please, we have an ATM right here!"Ok, I said! It was great BC the ATM is literally right next to him!he says leave your ID here, but BC it's easier to just leave my entire wallet, instead of extracting the ID, and I WAS 2 feet away!I use the ID but happen to turn around quickly and see HIM rifling through my entire wallet (looking for cash or ?) I challenged him and he just said "have a nice day" I wanna kick his thieving ass! !

Fyi, you shouldn't send a fraudulent signed account receipt, that says "customer copy"....I had contacted American Express and said this was not the correct amount of my tab. I disputed a little bit of this bill! But then you forged my signature and drinks that I would never drink! You deserve what's coming to you and getting your merchant license revoked! Don't do business with the company that's going to lie about your transactionsMy personal suggestion, to anybody going to the cuff don't put your credit card down as an open tab! Because you're open tab will become a $100 more advance on your bill than you thought would happenDon't believe me contact American Express, they know about their fraud and dishonesty! They're on their radar and will not stand for a bar forging a signature! Let alone defrauding their customers!Pay cash at the cuff, or don't go to the cuff which is a better option in my opinion! Dishonesty will happen every time you go to the bar! What a dishonest business! Do you want to support a business that's going to rip you off? And sign your name, to a bill that you did not authorized or purchase?Sadly, the cough is a money hungry business not actually having your best interest in you're having a great experience! The cuff.... Is totally dishonest! They will forge your signature and they will forward the amount on your bill! Contact American Express if you don't believe me! If you have $100 to lose then buy all means go to the cuff! Because they're bartenders will rip you off! And so will the management and forge your signature on documentation to the credit card company! They are a fraudulent company that will put you and throw you into the bus!I threw them under the bus and sent in documentation proving that what they sent in was incorrect. What a shameful organization and owners of this establishment! You should be ashamed with supported you when you bought the bar.. and you have treated your customers like they are less than! You are the less than about taking advantage of the community! Shame on you for being a horrible representation of what a bar owner should be you are worthless.. like you treated me!

They oversell tickets for $40, change terms without notification, then charge others 1/2 the price to be allowed in and then turn you away. This is apparently becoming a very common thing that contributes to fire code violations and severe under-staffing. Greed at its finest.

Me and a friend went here last night for karaoke. We reached around 9 and it was pretty quiet. People started coming in after 10. My karaoke experience has been great as well. The staff are very nice too. My friend ordered some food which was pretty good quantity for the price we paid. Would recommend this place for karaoke. They have no designated parking, so street parking it is!

This is the place you wanna be to hang with da Boiz in Seattle. Whenever I come to Portland, this is where you'll find me. It's a great meeting place to hookup with old friend and make new ones. You can dance, hang out in the lounge or kick it at the patio bar. The Cuff welcomes all types, thinks to leather daddies, puppies to nerds, muscle boiz to femboiz. Everyone has a good time.

This place is a scam! I bought 4 tickets to their pride event while standing in line. As we are about 10 people away from the entrance the security guard said the club is closed. They are at capacity and won't let anyone else in. I explained to the guard that we bought tickets to the event inside. He said we would have to contact management tomorrow for a refund. I have contact 2 people at The Cuff and See Tickets who was the third party selling tickets. Almost 4 weeks now and still no refund! NEVER BUY TICKETS BEFORE ENTERING!! THEY WILL STEAL YOUR MONEY!

Over the years The Cuff has been a mainstay within the Seattle community. Longstanding patrons and newcomers alike have enjoyed the safe space that Cuff provides. Recently (within the last year) a lot of very positive changes have been made at The Cuff to make it even more enjoyable. Some of this is personnel (June is an amazing, friendly, and focused GM), some of this is policy (thank you Seattle for updating its liquor control board policies), and some of this is programming (have you sang at the Karaoke nights or played Loteria yet?). For sure, my greatest compliments go to June (aforementioned GM) for putting her heart and soul into creating an updated and contemporary space for all communities. She's tough, she's a shrewd business woman, but she's also super approachable and willing to listen to new ideas. And, she's friendly and always happy to say hello.Eric at the front door -- equally nice, focused on keeping people safe, no bullshit, but friendly and kind to anyone who merits it. (He's also super cute.)The music is usually great (personal preference here only -- some DJs aren't my style) and there is plenty of variety to please any taste. The patio is a destination for summer evenings on Sundays, dancing on Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights is always fun. Yeah, sure, it can be crowded at times but hey, that's just because it's a space where people want to hang out. Lots of options for LGBTQ+ spaces in Seattle -- The Cuff continues to create one of the best places to be.

im new to the area i live north but seeking gay friends or even true love in my life i am looking guys i wish i had good people and buddys that love art and fashion and shopping in my circle hope to find that here

Drinks too expensive and they need to update the decor and more lighting because it's too dark!