Pizza, Pitchers and Seattle's Live Music Scene
Clock-Out Lounge brings pizza, beer and live performances to this Seattle selection in Beacon Hill. John C. Little, Sr. Park offers a neighborhood outdoor alternative, T-Mobile Park adds scheduled baseball, and Monkey Loft supplies the electronic-music option. These four places span different settings and age policies; choose the combination that suits your group rather than treating them as one family itinerary.
Clock-Out Lounge pairs pizza and pitchers of beer with live music in Beacon Hill. Its performance calendar includes events such as the Tush drag show. The sound quality stands out in this neighborhood lounge at 4864 Beacon Ave S. Check the current program before choosing a show.
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John C. Little, Sr. Park has separate play structures for ages 2 to 5 and 5 to 12. Regular swings and a tire swing add more ways to play. A community garden shares the grounds with reservable barbecue shelters. The spray area is a summer feature, so check its current schedule before planning around it.
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T-Mobile Park hosts Mariners games and concerts in Seattle's SoDo neighborhood. The ballpark has a natural grass field and a retractable roof. Panoramic views take in Seattle's skyline. Local food options range from garlic fries to the Godzilla Hot Dog. The stadium has operated since 1999 at 1250 1st Avenue South.
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Electronic sets drive late-night dancing at Monkey Loft on 1st Avenue South. The seasonal rooftop deck looks out over Seattle's skyline. Entry is limited to guests aged 21 and older. Door lines can last up to an hour. Some visitors report drink safety concerns and recommend keeping a close eye on your drink.
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