Q Nightclub

Q capped a night out with the coworkers. Have to say that I had a good time here! OK drinks, but nice vibe

hmm music sucks like top 40 or top 500, i can’t tell the difference.
i’d was ok with this place when i was really drunk.
the crowd consists of people who like to «dress up for a night in the town.»
i just don’t like coming here, it’s not really my type of place.

These guys are crooks!!! They charged our group $ 28 per person when it was $ 14 a person! It was some Indian girl with braids! Watch out for these thieves! I complained and they refused to do anything nor investigate. Obviously a shit place run by shit management.

All the good vibes!!! great staff and stiff drinks
DJ Talent is always on point. Sean Majors is a creative genius. if you like down to earth people and good vibes, should probably stop by Q.

Let me just say I am not a «clubbing» girl, but my gf suggested checking out this venue. As soon as I saw that Lost Frequencies was playing I was in! First night out in Seattle and we head to Q around 10:30/11pm. Getting in was smooth since we purchased tickets online in advance. Cover charge was $ 15 if you buy online in advance. I think at the door it was $ 30. So happy we didn’t go elsewhere. My gf prefers EDM music where as I like the chilled/​indie/​dance music, but she admitted to having a great time at the end of the night. The dj was awesome at meshing his beats together, transition from one song to the next was on point. The show was so all around just awesome, needless to say we danced the night away. I loved the venue, it’s not that large but music, bartenders, and people made the night memorable. Everyone there was honestly there to have a great time, I didn’t see to many pretentious peeps, maybe a few but everyone for the most part was laid back and chilled. Such an amazing fun night I’ll never forget. Oh and don’t forget to grab yourself a hot dog from the stand outside Q before you leave, so freaking good! I believe he only accepts cash.

They said I needed a passport with my Washington, DC ID. Enough said… (I’m Hispanic, by the way).

I actually really like Q a lot. The way it’s laid out, I can always find a way to get a drink quick. The place is also just a really long hallway so even wall flowers still feel like they’re in the action. Their weekends are a little too housy for me, but I have been liking their Wednesdays for music definitely. The VIP choices are pretty bad, you’re either stuck upstairs away from the music and party, or you have to pay some heavy guap for the center table.

I paid 100 $ no change for 6 cocktails and bartender give me 6 watered down drinks. this is not what a cool club bartenders should to do… (((

Just attended their «not so special» new years eve event. What a bore… The dj kept playing the same damn house hook over and over. Cute LED lighting but it was all on the ceiling so you had to constantly look up to enjoy it. And the projection system left a lot to be desired. The crowd was a strange mix of everyone including drug dealers, mimes, gypsy go-​go girls and a girl swinging on a hula-​hoop. Not sure what I paid for. Too small, too bright.

This may be the Christmas season, but clearly the only thing you will find at Q Nightclub is the embodiment of Scrooge. Though I think Scrooge can run a better nightclub than this. Based on the reviews, I would never have come here, but my wife really wanted to see Tokimonsta on the 23^rd. And I don’t think $ 70 for a half hour set was worth it.
The first impression we had was when we were having dinner at 8 oz across the street and police cars came screaming down the street, and our waitress said «Oh, it must be Q Nightclub again». Sure enough, cop cars still out front when we got there.
I’ve only ever been frisked twice before at a club. Once in a dangerous part of Orlando. Once in a dangerous part of downtown San Jose. And now… in Capitol Hill?! The funny thing is that the women weren’t frisked. Clearly these are former TSA agents with their completely ineffective security theater. I’ll be sure to give my gun, box cutters, and molly to my wife next time.
After several layers of security, each more rude than the last, we managed to get inside. Given the rigamarole getting in here, I was expecting this to be on the league of XS or Marquee in Las Vegas. Or perhaps Edison in Los Angeles. Nope, just a warehouse looking room with Christmas lights, and a bar with a selection about as impressive as my nephew’s collection of soft drinks.
45 minutes later of waiting for the main act, I decided to at least try to get an overpriced drink. After being ignored in favor of several other groups, the bartender finally just gave us a sullen look. I assumed that was an invitation to order so I said my order. Zero acknowledgement and she just vanished. Then another bartender came and asked our order so I gave it to him, assuming that perhaps the first bartender had gone off for a nap. As soon as he was done making it, the first bartender came back with our drinks and lectured us about «double ordering». How about you let me know you’re actually making the drink, provide a semblance of proper customer service, and try communicating behind the bar, instead of being lazy? The second bartender joined in the lecture and smugly asked us for $ 30 (charging us for 2x the drinks).
Given the bouncers outnumbered the patrons, I wasn’t going to make a scene. I don’t mind getting kicked out, my wife really wanted to see Tokimonsta. So I paid it (zero tip). Rest assured Q Nightclub, you made such a big deal over $ 15 — I made sure to cost you far more than $ 15 that night. And FWIW the «Moscow Mule» my wife got is an insult to Moscow
I had two different people spill beer on me later — also has never happened anywhere else. My leather jacket, and sweater now get to go for dry cleaning. And the act my wife so badly wanted to see finally graced us with her presence at 12:30, an hour before closing.
At 1 am, I decided that continually having things spilled on me, and dealing with about as much professionalism as a nursery school, was not worth it. So we left, and it surely felt like being released from prison.

I have been here twice but probably not on a typical club night. The first time was for the Poropalooza 2, which was a PAX 2015 after party. The crowd was different since it was mostly gamers/​convention attendees and if you wore a costume, you get in for free rather than paying a $ 10 cover. For the most part, the crowd was friendly and happy. I had a lot of fun!
The second time I went was for the ODESZA DJ set. I love ODESZA but since tickets to this event sold out really fast, it was SUPER crowded. The club isn’t that big either so people were pushing and shoving each other and not a lot of people were apologizing for it. The music and visuals were AMAZING, but the crowd ruined this experience for me.
I don’t want those experiences to sum up how the club really is like so I’ll talk about the club itself. One interesting thing I like is how big and secure the bathroom stalls are since the door is so huge it covers it from ceiling to floor. The entry to the bathroom itself is an open area and guys and girls have one they can share, which was a bit unusual for me. The other bathroom I think is guys only. Wow, this is hard for me to explain. Anyways, I like how there’s an attendant in there offering you soap and other toiletries.
The dance floor isn’t that big so it can get crowded fast. The layout is also not the best since I am too short to see the DJ at the back. I had to jump up to the VIP booth to get a better view. Other than that I love the lights! The screen for visuals isn’t that big. I haven’t bought too many drinks at the bar but I heard my friend’s drinks were really watered down.
I’m not too familiar with the DJs that play here but I would still give this club another chance when there’s an occasion for it. Unfortunately the crowd situation did affect the way I feel about it so hopefully the next time I come here, I will have a more positive view.

Oh Q… I have a love hate relationship with you.
Q is a fairly nice club for Seattle. Sound system is great, drinks of stiff, and oh so many interesting performers.
What Q lacks is a consistent DJ. I get that a variety is good, but maybe guests DJs would be a better choice from time to time. When the DJ is good, Q is defo super fun on the dance floor, but when they switch it up in the middle, you can just left standing there unsure if you like the music or really hate it.
Drink prices here are also a bit on the steep side, but I wouldn’t say it is extremely steep where it id atrocious. However, i do find that their cover charge is ludacris! Charging whatever the heck they want dependent on the crowd waiting in line *shake my fist*
Despite all that, if I’m at Q I know I’m going to have a good time. So let your hair down and get loose with it!

Nice crowd, needs to be drunk to dance because I only found them playing techno. Any hip hop nights at Q?

Alright, alright. I guess I’m a regular if the bouncers smile when they see me and waive me through. It means I’m not creative enough to do something else with my night.
I’m going to update my review on two particular shows I’ve been to this year that by far hit the mark in music, service, and ambiance.
STWO w/​Mr. CARMACK, and most recently the Soulection crew shows have been some of the most energetic shows I’ve seen in the city. Bravo to Q’s talent team. Bravo to security. Hoorah to Seattle’s crowd for getting hype, getting to near primal state and making the artists feel welcomed. Women looking super fly, leaving the basic back at home for another night. Homies poppin and locking like they’re ready to battle the second coming of Jesus. *slow clap*
I’m proud that at these two events the creepers were the minorities. I’m not surprised clubs in Seattle have commandments projected on the wall of how to treat women. Or like Tia Lous, everywhere at eye level. Fuck Tia Lous. Y’all desperate, great value brand Dewey from Malcolm in the Middle looking asses got tricks up your sleeves. Grinding on her booty off beat is not desirable. This isn’t a dancehall club son! You aren’t winning points getting a running start in that jackhammer hip thrust. Honestly, I hope none of you ladies are condoning it, cause it puts the sexiness of dancing to shame. Also, it’s very much so an indicator of how he’ll TRY to get you off if you go home with him.

This is probably one of the nicer, cleaner, clubs in Seattle and yay! it is not strictly a gay club anymore. I’m too old to be clubbin’ anyways, but I’m there when they have guest DJs. Went to see Esta, Sango, and Joe Kay at Decibel Festival on a Wednesday and we were vibin to good music. I danced til my knees hurt and then sat for the rest of the night. Pros: Great sound system, big, lightshows, friendly bartenders. Cons: not much parking in the area, but you shouldn’t be driving anyway if you’re going to to drink. Bouncers may seem rude sometimes.

I was disappointed the Friday night we went; the crowd was super young, and frankly, sloppy. Floors were really gross, drinks being spilled everywhere. The DJ seemed to be throwing random stuff together on itunes, was basically what it started to sound like. Nothing excited or creative. I did like the distracting ribbon dancers, but mostly because I didn’t care for the rest of the scene. Plus, look up when you’re there. The bouncers, and bar-​goers? sometimes watch the scene from above, which just feels weird.

A decent after-​hours club, fine prices, but awkward room.
I hat the long room– it makes it kind of uncomfortable, i’d much rather have a wide room to see the DJ better– the room kind of bottlenecks at the DJ decks.
Otherwise– security is always kind, I ALWAYS have problems with the door when I have guestlist but they usually work it out for me quickly and rather painlessly.
Drinks aren’t too expensive and the start serving again at 6am prompt.
I only really come here when the DJ is right. Otherwise not my top place to go on an average night when you don’t know who the DJ is.

During weekends, this club is amazing. Rainbow light ceilings and mirror all around the walls of the restrooms with purple lights… And good edm music! Djs are always good.
Wayyyyy better/​prettier/​practical than aston manor (which is not practical because the door to outside area is right next to the middle of the dance floor which creates a Moses split in the crowd)
Best club in seattle period.
As u can see,
Most younger (and pretty) girls rated high for this club. (im not saying that i am… Lol)

People at this club: Master chief from the video game Halo, Pirates and a alien on stilts holding a jellyfish. This club has all 3. Plus a fire breather and a Performer with LED hula hoops.
Music: On Saturday night at 10 pm, they started out:
Electronic with no words/​constant repetitive beat turning into… hip hop mixed with techno beat/​bass. If you don’t like electronic, get here at 12
Drinks? Think 17 bucks for two mixed drinks.
Cover? 30 for a guy and girl before 10 pm
Parking– there’s a garage across from the street

I like this club, it’s in Seattle, so you definitely have to find street parking. When you enter the building, you walk through a long hallway and it’s divided efficiently for people who’s checking in (with names on the list), people who have to pay the cover or just re-​entrance folks.
You will see the bar right when you enter. Good selection of alcohol. I though I haven’t been impressed with the bartenders customer service, their bar-​tending skills are fine.
The dance floor is very spacious and there’s some free seating area around the bar, also self-​serve water station is great because you don’t have to wait in line with others just to ask for a glass of water. Bathroom is clean and nicely designed. The only thing I sort of dislike about this club is their upstairs VIP section, it’s kind of isolated from everything and last time we were up there, it got boring. But if you’re looking for a fun night out with great vibe, this is definitely where you should go!

My favorite night club after going there for my first time last month! One of my old coworkers actually works as the front desk there which was pretty awesome so me and my friends were able to get in for free! Yeah!
The inside is really nice. Like really nice. It looks really fancy and expensive. They did a good job with the interior! The music was on point. They played all the good stuff and I don’t remember hearing a song I didn’t like. :3 Oh, and the lights and atmosphere is perfect. Great crowd too! The dance floor is really big and spacious. It usually gets busy around 11 and after, as always.
The bar area is right in the center as you enter. And I believe there’s another one near the back.
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If you are looking to move your feet in the dance floor then Q Nightclub may be the place.
I ended up at Q after a long night of jumping from bar to bar. Once a few members in my party had enough liquid courage it was time to dance. Luckily down the street from us was Q night club. A quick walk and $ 15 later (cover on a Thursday?) I was in dance mode. The bar is located to the right of the entrance and the dance floor to the left.
The dance floor is pretty spacious in front of the DJ booth. My best guess that 30 – 40 people can dance freely in the space provided. After that it becomes like sardines in a can type of dancing. Sadly Q nightclub was playing EDM type music on this particular night. As a funk and hip hop dancer it was hard to get in the headspace and rhythm that I like. However, I still made the most of it and had a pretty good time.
–Drinks are moderately priced.
–Security will escort you out if you’re being troublesome.

Very pleasantly surprised by this club! We showed up early at 9:45 to get our hands stamped, didn’t wait in line at all and found the club reasonably filled and people already dancing! So we stayed.
No line at coat check, and the waits at the bar were totally decent all night! Plus I thought the prices were pretty decent too! My man was drinking tall boys of Rainier for $ 4, I had $ 9 glasses of champagne.
The place got packed around 11:30, but it never got too hot/​sweaty/​gross/​packed to enjoy. I danced my face off.
Beautiful club and killer music. Will totally go back.

Just like anywhere you go, it’s really about who you know in town.
Saturday night, just had pregame at the Garage around the corner, we had met up with one of the big fish in the scene. There was 2 girls 5 guys, and we walked in without waiting in a line or pay any cover charge. Yes, Super VIP style.
I thought this place was kinda cool. Very hip, diverse crowd, expensive drinks (good thing I pregamed), and playing that trashy house music all night long. The place seems bigger than what it is. I like the fact that it’s not super crowded on the dance floor.
Not a big fan of clubs, but when you go with the right people, it can be quite fun. I hope this place doesn’t become one of those LA or Vegas clubs where they pack the club with so many people where you can’t even move.

I’m actually writing this review from the 2^nd line this venue has made ticket holding people wait in. In fact the line for people just to get in through the front door was shorter for people without tickets!
It’s unacceptable to make people wait an hour in line when they already paid and the concert has been going on for almost two hours.

Best club in Seattle!
Seattle lacks in good clubs. Good new clubs to be exact. We have a lot of places that has been around forever. But this place is modern, new, cool and sexy. And it has a lot more room to dance.
I used to come here a lot when they first opened. It was a gay club then! And they had a lot of very scantily clad male dancers dancing all over the club. They were almost too scandalous for most people. Those hot boys :) Of course, I was dragged here by my lovely gay friends. So I can’t complain. They went for the eye candy, I went for them. It’s a win win right?
Drinks are definitely on the pricier side though. Something that will cost you $ 7 across the club will cost you around $ 12 here. It is also super crazy busy so make sure you know what you want! The bartenders are work in this magic speed.
Somewhere along the way, they’ve changed the management and even the partnership I’ve heard. They are now a regular club and do hip-​hop/​top 40 on Fridays and EDM on Saturdays. They even had some really cool djs there. They now focused a lot more on their music than they used to which I totally love. And lets face it. They are trying to bring Vegas to Seattle with that décor. It is always much nicer to dance in pretty new open place than tiny dirty packed club!
Oh and their bathrooms are hands down better than all the other places. They have an attendant that will hand you pretty lotions, perfumes and all sorts of things. Can’t complain with that! This is now my go to place for dancing every Friday night! Girls night @ Q = guaranteed fun night! Dancing on the stage with all those cool lights? Can’t wait for Friday! Woot :)