Where A Stained-Glass Dome Caps A Downtown Dance Floor
A Balkan kitchen turns into a late-night dance floor under one of downtown Seattle's stranger ceilings.
🪟 Under the dome
Sarajevo works two shifts on Western Avenue in downtown Seattle. Early on it runs as a Balkan grill, sending out boards of cevapi, skewered kebabs, and sausages with warm flatbread under a wide stained-glass dome that caps the dining room.
Later the tables clear and the same room turns into a dance floor, with the crowd packed wall to wall beneath colored light. The music runs late, and the dome stays lit above the dancers the whole time, giving the set a look no other downtown club matches. Reviewers land it at 3.9 across more than 900 ratings.
The address sits near Pike Place Market and the Belltown bars, a short walk from the rest of the downtown waterfront nightlife.
