There are also reasonable hotels in the University District, but it's not particularly convenient or attractive. These are further than you think, and unless you're really desperate AND have a car, they aren't good options. All of the clubs noted below, except for one, are only open to those people of legal drinking age. Yes, it sucks, and there are many reasons for the dearth of underage clubs in this town, which I'm not going to get into here in the interests of space. Don't ruin your trip to Seattle by trying this, no matter how good you think your fake ID is.
All ages shows in Seattle are few and far between.
It's improved some, but that can change at any time. The Stranger does list all-ages shows. The OK Hotel, which you all know as the Java Stop from Singles , is one of the best places to hang out in Seattle, and a refreshing change from the rest of the crap clubs that populate the Pioneer Square area. Our second favorite place in Seattle, and one of the few live music venues attracting national bands, with the best sound system. Now infamous as the venue where PJ returned the favor by opening for Cheap Trick in 1998.