Masala Fries, Open Mics and Capitol Hill Nights
SPICE BLISS BAR & BITES gives this Seattle Capitol Hill collection its food anchor, from scratch-made wraps to Indian-inspired dishes. Hugo House adds readings and writing workshops, Neumos supplies touring live music, and Massive Nightclub brings queer dance nights and drag. Compare current programs and age restrictions, then choose the literary, concert or club version of your outing.
On Broadway in Capitol Hill, SPICE BLISS BAR & BITES makes everything in its kitchen from scratch. Hot homemade tortillas hold the saucy wraps. The food menu includes seasoned masala fries and tandoori chicken pizza. At the bar, mocktails join a selection of non-alcoholic drinks. The queer-friendly space hosts regular community events. Daily hours run from 11 am to 11 pm.
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Hugo House brings writers of all levels to 11th Avenue in Capitol Hill. The non-profit literary arts center offers sliding scale classes and creative writing workshops. Its program includes drop-in writing circles, author readings, book bars and open mics. Classes take place in person and online. Check the current program before visiting.
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Neumos hosts touring concerts and dance nights at 925 East Pike Street in Capitol Hill. The hall holds up to 750 guests. A mezzanine provides an elevated viewing area. Three bars serve the venue. Visitors report clear sound and cheap earplugs available at the bar. Basement venue Barboza and cocktail lounge The Runaway share the building complex.
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Massive Nightclub brings drag performances and underwear socials to East Pine Street in Capitol Hill. The LGBTQ+ venue has multiple rooms with screens and seating areas. Its Wednesday film series includes free popcorn. Admission varies by event, so check the door price before committing. One visitor reports a 21+ entry restriction.
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