We used to have a couple late night and 24 hour places but the pandemic and great resignation killed those off. Also, can't sell alcohol 24 hours so that makes late night impractical from a business standpoint.
No one needs to be out drinking from 2 am to 6 am lol. That's the only time you can't buy alcohol here. Word of advice - don't take a trip to Maui if Seattle's alcohol serving hours offend you lol. They stop selling alcohol at 11pm
what are you talking about willis? 4 am is the golden hour, where most people are asleep and its just so quiet, the best to be chilling to some The Doors This is the end music or rocking some Hendrix and high on weed and sipping a 12 yr old malt scotch from the mother land
yeah I've been to Maui and yeah its snoringly boring
I mean I guess its a cultural thing. In Madrid the clubs open at 11 am and people party until 7 am and then they go out to each churros, that's a typical Friday night in Madrid. I've lived in Mexico and Brazil and the party scene is similar, lasting all night. It seems rushed to close clubs at 2am. Don't need to insult different cultures you know?
The hypocrisy of you saying I'm insulting different cultures while the entirety of your interactions on this thread is insulting american culture is hilarious. If your main perception of culture is how much and when people drink, that is very sad.
get off your high horse man, take a chill pill, go to the weed store and get some CBD gummies homie
and yeah my point is that in most of latin america and south europe, people drink all night until dawn and they are not 'losers' ok? you are the loser that has never been to Ibiza :p
man you just show that you have never been to Europe at all.
If you go to Madrid, you can go out to the plazas and you will see kids playing at 12 AM, old men sipping jerez. Nobody gets drunk and wasted like Americans and English do. Latin people they can make one beer last long, not chug them down desperate like the kids at your high school. But people there have way better mental health, kids in my Madrid high school don't bring their daddy's shotgun to kill their peers. HAHA you, an American, talking about mental health.
Perhaps you should consider buying a Hellcat and driving around Belltown. I'm sure you'll make lots of friends, and the people who live there love it, apparently.
Unlike parts of Europe, with a few exceptions (like Las Vegas) liquor sales end at 2 AM in the USA. Europeans are also surprised that you have to be 21 to drink here. Vestigates of Puritan influence. Into the 1970s, you couldn't buy alcohol on Sundays in Seattle, still can't in some places, and some states have "dry" counties where sales are banned or heavily restricted. So in that sense, nothing in the USA is like those places you went, save Las Vegas, Reno and New Orleans.
Washington also has strict regulations on strip clubs. Some states are less strict, like Oregon, where allowing food & alcohol service means a lot more of them (and many in Portland are *really* good restaurants, too). But I spoke of Las Vegas? There, if a club is topless-only, they can serve liquor. If the dancers get fully nude, they can't. Why, I don't know, but it's a longstanding law.
Seattle has never had many 24-hour businesses, but the pandemic stopped round-the-clock service at Lost Lake and 13 Coins and helped kill Shari's, and for other reasons, Beth's and the Hurricane closed. Beth's has reopened, but not 24 hours. What's left are several Denny's and some 24-hour gyms.
Most of Seattle's nightlife is bars, especially cocktail places, and clubs that have live music. We were also never a big nightclub (like as in DJ) city, I think *because* we were such a heavy live-bands city.
Well, Seattle is not like that. At all. I guess you figured that out. Spanish cities generally live life outside of their houses. In the plaza. It is lively and fun. So, no, there is nothing like daily life in Spain here in Seattle. However, we have other stuff which is wonderful. You can decide what you prefer and where to live.
Unfortunately, decades of puritanical bullshit/blue laws + car dependency and 2am last call becomes a thing. You might be able to find a club here or there open till 4am, but they stop serving alcohol at 2am.
Yeah me too. i used to start partying at 1am in Frankfurt :) its pretty much a village when it comes to party scene and also culture. Im only here for the nature and mountain biking.
yep, I was there when I was 16 and we used to smoke in the high school corridors, drink calimocho and dance all night in the clubs. Best thing ever. But I never saw guys or girls puking on the street at night or just passed out drunk like you see here in glorious murica.
9 lol most stuff closes at 8
There is some night owl stuff but once u do it once it’s done or it’s so spread out unless u wanna bike around or got a car it’s no feasible in a timely manner with buses. Like Capitol Hill has some bars and pizza slice places and there are a lot of swharma place but bout it.
We used to have a couple late night and 24 hour places but the pandemic and great resignation killed those off. Also, can't sell alcohol 24 hours so that makes late night impractical from a business standpoint.
Man fuck the government let people drink ffs
No one needs to be out drinking from 2 am to 6 am lol. That's the only time you can't buy alcohol here. Word of advice - don't take a trip to Maui if Seattle's alcohol serving hours offend you lol. They stop selling alcohol at 11pm
what are you talking about willis? 4 am is the golden hour, where most people are asleep and its just so quiet, the best to be chilling to some The Doors This is the end music or rocking some Hendrix and high on weed and sipping a 12 yr old malt scotch from the mother land yeah I've been to Maui and yeah its snoringly boring
I would feel like a loser if I looked forward to drinking at 4 am 🤷♀️
I mean I guess its a cultural thing. In Madrid the clubs open at 11 am and people party until 7 am and then they go out to each churros, that's a typical Friday night in Madrid. I've lived in Mexico and Brazil and the party scene is similar, lasting all night. It seems rushed to close clubs at 2am. Don't need to insult different cultures you know?
The hypocrisy of you saying I'm insulting different cultures while the entirety of your interactions on this thread is insulting american culture is hilarious. If your main perception of culture is how much and when people drink, that is very sad.
get off your high horse man, take a chill pill, go to the weed store and get some CBD gummies homie and yeah my point is that in most of latin america and south europe, people drink all night until dawn and they are not 'losers' ok? you are the loser that has never been to Ibiza :p
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man you just show that you have never been to Europe at all. If you go to Madrid, you can go out to the plazas and you will see kids playing at 12 AM, old men sipping jerez. Nobody gets drunk and wasted like Americans and English do. Latin people they can make one beer last long, not chug them down desperate like the kids at your high school. But people there have way better mental health, kids in my Madrid high school don't bring their daddy's shotgun to kill their peers. HAHA you, an American, talking about mental health.
OK, here’s what you do, set your clock back four hours. Now you’ll be living the late life just like they do in Madrid
very funny
There’s 24 hour gyms
Perhaps you should consider buying a Hellcat and driving around Belltown. I'm sure you'll make lots of friends, and the people who live there love it, apparently.
It's true, you'll be the talk of the town!
lmao
Casinos
hmm interesting, is there one you recommend??
Unlike parts of Europe, with a few exceptions (like Las Vegas) liquor sales end at 2 AM in the USA. Europeans are also surprised that you have to be 21 to drink here. Vestigates of Puritan influence. Into the 1970s, you couldn't buy alcohol on Sundays in Seattle, still can't in some places, and some states have "dry" counties where sales are banned or heavily restricted. So in that sense, nothing in the USA is like those places you went, save Las Vegas, Reno and New Orleans. Washington also has strict regulations on strip clubs. Some states are less strict, like Oregon, where allowing food & alcohol service means a lot more of them (and many in Portland are *really* good restaurants, too). But I spoke of Las Vegas? There, if a club is topless-only, they can serve liquor. If the dancers get fully nude, they can't. Why, I don't know, but it's a longstanding law. Seattle has never had many 24-hour businesses, but the pandemic stopped round-the-clock service at Lost Lake and 13 Coins and helped kill Shari's, and for other reasons, Beth's and the Hurricane closed. Beth's has reopened, but not 24 hours. What's left are several Denny's and some 24-hour gyms. Most of Seattle's nightlife is bars, especially cocktail places, and clubs that have live music. We were also never a big nightclub (like as in DJ) city, I think *because* we were such a heavy live-bands city.
Well, Seattle is not like that. At all. I guess you figured that out. Spanish cities generally live life outside of their houses. In the plaza. It is lively and fun. So, no, there is nothing like daily life in Spain here in Seattle. However, we have other stuff which is wonderful. You can decide what you prefer and where to live.
The Casino is 24 hrs in Tulalip, go win back some drinking $$$$ Adult Bookstores r opened, u might score some action there
what are these Adult Bookstores that you speak of?
Unfortunately, decades of puritanical bullshit/blue laws + car dependency and 2am last call becomes a thing. You might be able to find a club here or there open till 4am, but they stop serving alcohol at 2am.
yeah that's kind of boring and I agree 100% that comes from the puritan WASP background
Yeah me too. i used to start partying at 1am in Frankfurt :) its pretty much a village when it comes to party scene and also culture. Im only here for the nature and mountain biking.
Well in Madrid they let 16 year olds into bars and clubs so hardly a nation to inspire confidence.
yep, I was there when I was 16 and we used to smoke in the high school corridors, drink calimocho and dance all night in the clubs. Best thing ever. But I never saw guys or girls puking on the street at night or just passed out drunk like you see here in glorious murica.
9 lol most stuff closes at 8 There is some night owl stuff but once u do it once it’s done or it’s so spread out unless u wanna bike around or got a car it’s no feasible in a timely manner with buses. Like Capitol Hill has some bars and pizza slice places and there are a lot of swharma place but bout it.
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I'm not a MethHead :/
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no you
too sketchy to go out late nowadays