Neighbours Nightclub and Lounge

I was there yesterday night planning to have fun, but at the entrance, the security guy was so rude. After he checked my ID and my purse, he asked me to lift my arms and he began to touch me. I felt very uncomfortable but I understand that is part of the job. I really got angry when he asked me to turn around to continue the inspection. I didn't let him to keep touching me. It was too hot and I was wearing a light outfit. Was he trying to find a gun under my bra or under my thong? As transgerder woman that was an awful experience. Finally, I went to Queer bar... a more friendly transgender place.

My experience here was a mixed bag, but the positive was extremely positive. I LOVED the music, and the dancing was amazing. Definitely the place to just catch a vibe and dance. My friends took me out here for my first night clubbing and we all got pretty drunk, but I was very inexperienced with heavy drinking and I was being swarmed with unwanted attention pretty much the minute I got super drunk. I am so grateful that I chose to do it here, and not some other nightclub, because Sway and Joey and the other security staff made sure I was safe. When a specific guy wouldn’t leave me alone after multiple nos, they took me upstairs and had him removed from the club. I feel embarrassed honestly for getting that drunk but I’m so so grateful to the security staff. Overall I think it’s true that Neighbors’ is struggling with a recent mobbing of guys like that. I was talking to my friend about it who is a regular there. But Neighbors’ has been around for a long time and I doubt this is their first rodeo with this issue. I really appreciate their place in Seattle queer history, and they really do have an amazing atmosphere minus the predators. Femmes: if you need something or feel uncomfortable please just tell security. They are not rude, they get it, and it’s better to get things taken care of sooner than later. It is their job to keep you safe. I will definitely be going back, just drinking way less.

Went for the drag show on Wednesday. Atmosphere was great and everyone was very friendly. Played good music and had people dancing. Flashing strobe lights were intense but fun. Everyone at the show was incredibly talented and the staff were amazing. Bartender was on top of it and was even going around and checking tables for refills. ATM on site and bouncer was patting people down before entry, so felt very safe. I have friends who feel nervous to be in a public gay space and the risk for violence, but this location has taken steps to make it safer for us. Had a great time and will be back!

In the years I’ve been going out on the hill I never went to neighbors, very few people have anything nice to say about so I never bothered checking it out with how options there are within the surrounding blocks. Got invited to meet some friends there last night and was turned away at the door for having a joint in my bag next to my cigarettes. It was odd, but I’m actually glad I was prevented from giving my business to a place with so many terrible reviews. I walked a block and went to have a drink at one of my favorite places I frequent, where I feel welcome and they are sane enough to be unbothered by a little weed. The rumors about this place are true.

I went to the sapphic pride event yesterday and it was truly terrible. From the moment I got in line, the cishet security guards were yelling at everyone and being pushy and demanding for people to open their legs/arms so they could pat them down. I get being security sucks but please stop calling everyone ma'am when this is a trans+nonbinary inclusive event and yelling (in an aggressive way) when people can't hear you and there is 60 of us waiting in line. I paid $50 for the VIP ticket which promised reserved seating (held all night), free glass of champagne, coat check and free snacks. I got there at 8 pm, the coat check was closed, there was no more champagne or snacks and absolutely no reserved seating. The event was supposed to end at 10pm so I found this absurd. The events music was also advertised as Hip Hop/Pop and Latin. I stayed for an hour and heard only Pop songs with the exception of Lil John. This was such a bummer and non-refundable. Please do better next time :/

Very predatory vibes from cis-het men here; if you are a femme presenting queer person, this is not a safe space for you. Me and my group of lesbian friends were actively fending off unwanted advances ALL NIGHT and the worst part is none of those men took the "No thanks" and demanded proper reasonings as to why we were not interested in dancing with them. Not only did I have to repeat the phrase "no means no" multiples times, none of them seemed to even listen, didn't care at all that they were making us uncomfortable. and when we got security involved because of a drunk harasser, they didn't do anything. I'm never returning here and I'm disgusted by the vultures that are allowed to prey on women in this environment. Definitely not a queer friendly space.

Come here if you want to get violated by security in the bathroom. Upon waiting in line to use the restrooms I noticed a peeping Tom staff member peaking above and below the restroom stalls at patrons and urging them to hurry up. Everyone waiting in line felt extremely uncomfortable about this. About 1 minute later, a stall opened up and it was my turn. Not 30 seconds into going I had the door kicked in on me TWICE by a second security guard even though I had made it known that the stall was occupied. I felt extremely humiliated and like I had been violated. Later on I found out this had happened to my sister as well, who had entered the bathroom at a separate time. Note: I have never made a complaint at an establishment ever but this situation had me compelled to speak up. When I approached the manager I explained I was hard of hearing and instead got accused of yelling in their face. I was accused 1. Being in a stall with another person (the security footage shows me entering the restroom alone) or 2. Being a drug user. The bar manager then proceeded to bring out the second security staff who began to berate me and yell in face and threatened to kick me out. Overall, I felt like my concerns regarding personal safety were not headed and that this matter was handled unprofessionally. I would not suggest this nightclub to anybody who values their personal safety.

Came here for a sapphic event and the event itself was fun but the neighbors staff were horribly rude, handsy, and just straight up mean. Also, it’s unprofessional to complain about your job to customers… it’s not my fault you chose to be a bouncer?

Open Thurs for Free Cover! 80's and 90's Dance music and videos to each song on the TVs. Neighbours is a lot of fun to dance on a large floor with lots of Lights. I Love the Balcony to look down on the dancers. There are no crowds on Thurs compared to Fri and Sat. The front bar, Therapy also has dance music.

Falling apart Dangerous for pedestrians. They block the sidewalk at nigt with lots of loud underage teens making noise waiting to get in buying drugs right outside. The music is so loud that the floors of residents nesrby-8 flights up can watch the ripples in their coffeecips like in Jurasic Park. The music stays on intil 4am.

We came to check out this place after hanging out at Wildrose. The bartender was cool and drinks were good with decent prices. The go-go dancers were cool too. Music was decent, the dance floor was still somewhat empty around midnight. The scene is much different from LA/SD gay clubs, but we still had fun here. The only annoying thing that happened during our visit here was a straight guy attempted to hit on my girlfriend, but I can't blame him... she's hot!

Me and my friends went to this nightclub on a Sunday night. For a Sunday - it was really busy. We went for latin night and it was a great experience. The music was really good, and there was a drag show as well. The cover was $15. Only complaint was that the floor was a little sticky. I didn't get any drinks but I heard they were good. Overall, this was a pretty great club. Nice open floor for dancing, great music & welcoming environment. I'd definitely go again

Fun place to hang out! However, my friends and I came for a show and we left somewhat disappointed. The drinks were good, but they were fairly expensive and the default tip was fairly high for what it should be -- I'd be careful if you plan to go inebriated.

drinks are ok and decent prices. but bouncer is rude and very handsy with women. sure i get you have to pat people down but if we are in skin tight jeans and crop tops theres no reason we need to be aggressively patted down like that. not when our clothes are so tight you could see the stick of gum outline in my pocket. when i called him out he went on the defense so hard its obvious that he knew he was in the wrong. he was patting down the women like men it was gross. he almost didnt want to let me in and was like "i dont care if you come in or not" and i told him he could pat me down but he didnt need to grab me aggressively and as a result he was a lot less handsy with me because of it. insane that you actually need to call that out. this short little man clearly getting his rocks off feeling up on women. get bouncers that arent creeps.

Just left the wslo contest and I wanted to leave feedback that your bartender would put a chick fil et (or however you spell it) drive through to shame. Fast and efficient, that guy knew what he was doing and knew how to sling drinks to keep a large crowd happy. Kudos.

The short bouncer outside was very rude. I heard it was an inclusive space, but the bouncer made sexist remarks so we left immediately.

I'm not from Seattle, I'm visiting & I had no idea about their liquor law and not serving after 2 am. It would have been nice to have a sign at the entrance maybe stating that there's no alcohol sales after 2 am. We paid $20 cover to go in and be disappointed with finding that out. All I'm saying is they should put a sign up somewhere that states no alcohol sales after 2 AT the entrance so it gives people a chance to decide if they want to enter or not knowing that information. Really poorly done.

I have been here several times, and most recently was the worst. While they have moved their entrance from the sketchy alley to Broadway and made some interior upgrades in the past few years, it's still terrible when compared to the other bars in the area. Gay bars often pour heavy, and the drinks here were weak. Barring theme nights, drag queens often perform medium to high energy or nostalgic songs to maintain a vibe, and tonight was slow, boring, and unregonizable songs. The upstairs areas were apparently reserved for queens, but there was no one to say so at the base of the stairs nor any signs--just someone to yell at us when we tried to find a place to sit down. When we finally found a place to sit on the main level, a drag queen came up 30 seconds later to claim it was hers, despite not leaving any sign that the table was hers. Admittedly there was some sort of pageant tonight but it wasn't mentioned by anyone at the front, and it seemed poorly organized as the hostess' mic had issues and the queens needed to be constantly directed on where to go. Maybe other nights are worth the $10 cover, but I'm not willing to risk it. Want strong drinks? Go to CC Attles, Diesel, or literally any other gay bar. Want a good drag show? Go to Queer Bar, Unicorn, or Julia's. Want to meet other gays? Go to Union, Cuff, or Pony. Neighbours has always been, and seems as if it will only ever be, terrible. Don't waste your time or money.

Love the vibe! Latin night can be a little iffy, but otherwise it's a blast! Good drinks, good service!

Worstt night club. They make you pay for drinks, They take away so they can make a profit. They up charge the drinks. Go somewhere else in Capitol Hill.

Club itself is kinda okay but lots of guys there are super annoying. Ugly shorts always try to touch me without consent. They are kinda like group of flys, fly and buzz around you omg. Staff and security won't help but they will be super sensitive with outside food. By the way they don't offer any food. That's ridiculous

Can't put into words the terrible experience I had. Unsafe, unprofessional, and incredibly injured.

Neither I'm going to the wrong club or there must've been a change in security/management because what I've read and what I've seen are complete opposites. Neighbor's is the premier stop in Cap Hill for Latin Night. I've never had a bad experience with any of the staff nor patrons here compared to the other clubs I've gone to in Seattle. You would have to do a lot or create a scene to be noticed by the security here, or.. maybe these reviewers are just plain sensitive and hiding a bigger story to their night... The security here tend to leave you alone and just do their job, heck some of them vibe to the music as they do their job, what's that called? Multitasking! And others actually even know the regular's! The bartenders: they're quick, pour heavy, and have noticed that they're able to keep cool regardless of the crowd, just like the security they know the regulars down to the drink! As for clean up, they post it all around that they pull drinks for the safety of the club and patrons, I assume to reduce the chances of "spiking," and the times I've seen them about to pull my drink, they've ALWAYS asked prior to pulling them, on multiple occasions they've left it alone, which is quite inconsistent to other reviews I've read..hmmm.. They also make it clear on last calls, as well as "shots only" calls on the monitors more than enough time ahead for people to notice and they do! By the line that rally up towards the end of the night. Overall a welcoming club, with good music, people, and staff!

So we went in as a last minute decision, me and my friend got two shots and she went to the bathroom it was 1:55 at the time which I understand the alcohol cut off time. This lady came up and said you have two minutes before I throw away your shots and literally not even two seconds later another guy comes up and throws my $22 shots in the garbage. This is totally ridiculous considering we had just bought them and there was still 6 minutes left until there was no longer alcohol being served. I will never go here again. The staff was rude and no one was considerate especially since we just got there two minutes before. I understand they were trying to do there job but it's not okay

Joey, joe and Spencer always know how I like my drinks. I enjoyed this pride night. it was always a blessing coming back to this place and seeing the most beautiful faces that make this place pop!

I have gone to neighbors several times now and have never been disappointed a large dance area very well stocked bar though the drinks are pricey 8 dollars for a beer 5 dollars for a bottle of water and not to mention the 10 dollar cover charge. It's still fun as ever everyone dances together very welcoming place.

DO NOT COME HERE! BARTENDERS ROB YOU aka 10 dollar cover for what.. we walked in.. i asked what capacity was .. security said it was 25% full. there were 10 ppl in a 1000 capacity nightclub. Got drinks all night was fine. When there was 30 min left we went to get one last . Bartender sold us the most expensive drink. And when we sat down for a minute the buser came and stole our FULL DRINKS AFTER TIPPING OVER 30% for the curtesy ... and said too bad.:: i tried to explain we were served and tipped and she essentially threatened to throw me outside. When i brought this to the attention of the bartender we tipped. HE STARTED YELLING LIKE I WAS ABOUT TO ROB A BANK... Security security. i'm like dude i tipped you huge and he told me to go fuxk myself and kick me out. LONG STORY SHORT! THEY ARE THEIVES DONT COME HERE! DONT COME HERE! BARTENDERS ROB YOU!

First time going and the staff here is pretty rude. We had a horrible experience and will not be coming back. It was last call, we knew we had to finish them quick, so we stayed near the bar to finish our drink when an employee came and, without warning, grabbed one of our friend's drink from his hand and threw it away. When going around the room I let her know we just bought the drink and I was going to finish it. She went to grab it anyways from my hand not giving a F**. I told her no! and she went to grab the body guard who then proceeded to tell the group that I could be charged with assault and handcuffed when she was the one coming aggresively unto me. The event happened before 2am. If they are so hardcore about cutoff then they should train their bartenders to not sell anymore alcohol. We only had the drinks because they were sold to us.

Staff are very strict with behaviors and drink cut off but that keeps the great atmosphere in place. Cant wait to go back!!!!!!

this is the only place that reminds me of miami fl where i am from atlanta nyc dallas chicago phoenix where we moved from this is the best club all the other places here in seattle are shit bars this is a dance club with music i grew up on in miami when trance first came from europe

I was viciously assaulted by a Neighbors employee. It was last call, and I was told to step off the dance floor and "go pound my beer" by one employee. I did as I was told, drinking my beer, when a tall 6' man approached me, and angrily demanded my drink. I was finishing my drink, and he told me "THAT'S IT, YOU'RE OUT OF HERE." He then viciously grabbed my arm, spilling my beer all over me and dragging me towards the back exit to throw me INTO THE ALLEY. I am a small, 5,5" woman and this area of Seattle is terrifying. He wasn't going to let me notify my friends!! Fortunately, my girl friend came over, seeing me sobbing and asking the man to let me go. She managed to convince the employees to let us go out the front exit, as they were harassing us. TERRIFYING. Do not go here, it is NOT safe for women!!!! Not safe for ANYONE!!!

The great thing about neighbors is that is open later than most places. It also is very big and has a lot of open space for people to dance or sit. The downside to this place is the music is NOT anything I would ever want to dance or listen to. It seems a little bit dated to me. I want to twerk and get down on the dance floor. I don't want to sway to Dancing Queen and other ABBA songs. Just think like the gayest songs of the century that your dad and mom probably danced to when they were younger (yes, I'm a millennial). That's what I imagine when I hear these songs... but like actually, my 50-something year old dad legit comes here with his friends and likes it.... I feel like that says it all. I usually just find myself swaying around here either needing to drink more to dance to the music or wishing I was at R Place.

I've been dancing at Neighbors for over 2 decades -- always enjoyed the atmosphere, the vibe, the staff. The long awaited Re-open showcases a beautiful new floor, it's a shame my friends and I have zero desire to ever return: our first foray back in the new digs and the first person of contact (door person) ruins it. While she had a friendly demeanor -at first- that did not make it ok or acceptable to immediately rifle through MY jacket pockets without consent, nor try and boldly open my purse herself. What in the heck?!! Honestly? I was truly stunned at the audacity of it, I have never experienced such a blatant disregard for personal space. Working as a bartender for the past 23 years, I understand the current need to bag-check all patrons in such an environment, no argument there. But it is absolutely NOT ok to put hands in customers pockets WITHOUT consent, nor try to open their purses WITHOUT consent. Then to be treated RUDELY when I told her that I will be the one to open MY purse. Seriously? ....ridiculous, unacceptable to be violated in such a way. End of an era as we won't be returning any time soon. The door person needs to check that ego a tad and ASK for consent before touching ANYone. Best of luck.

I was here on Saturday last week (Oct 16th) for the first time and it was so fun - great music and friendly attentive staff. Sadly, I think I left my credit card there and it has been nearly impossible to reach the staff outside of showing up at the establishment... The phone # on any/all websites are out of service, and there is no way to contact the business outside of that. If someone could please contact me ASAP so I can get my card back that would be great!!!

$10 for what? Cheese dance music, inconsistent speaker utilization, "bright as day" lights on auto pilot which degrades an even horrific dance experience even worse. It's sad this is one of the few after hours options.

Neighbours is open again ! powerful new sound and light system, new mangement, cleaned up and given a facelift. great dancefloor!

I came here with a friend. I paid his entry of $10, gave the door a $20. 2 seconds later my friend said he paid so I asked for one entry fee back. They denied "forgot" that I paid it and got real antagonistic. They called for security and the hag brigade came to bounce me. No surprise. How dare I ask for my money back! I should have let it go as a donation? The guy in the right hand corner of the pic was all too happy to make me leave. I think my guilt was being a straight white woman. Just beware these guys have a real chip on their shoulders. I guess I would too if I was working at 2am at this pit. Just go home, the fun will not continue here. The air is saturated with despair.

I only have nice things to say about this place, And lots of them! As a Hetero male, I have always been supportive of the LGBT community, I wasn't shure with the whole covid phases thing, what the status of this awesome place is and also wasn't shure if it was going to say "temp closed" on the yelp page! And then end up writing a huge list of honest true things about how awesome this place is lol! Well Whew quote unnecessary LOL! It's OPEN! I have had many quite nice experiences and adventures here as a night club and meet lots of fun and interesting people over the last years. Staff and Owners are always great! Would highly recommend! I am not into it my self, however I would always see groups, friends and people of all kinds slamming down drinks and then dancing their hearts out, on the dance floor with lots of complex fleshing colored lights and music! The place has a very nice atmosphere that's accepting to every one! Truly a great place to feel comfortable and have a nice time! Cheers and Celebration! Bonus: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_k0PnD04KbfWUlfwUN23lRf4B1xdK3noM4

This club is a gay club but the manager is very homophobic and transphobic. It's located on Capital Hill that's where people should treat all equally!! The manager Alexander only know what's benefit for him. One time I experience a time he treated badly to a Hispanic transgender. He kicked her out violently. I think she was one of the local drag queen as well. I had seen her performing at neighbors all the time since she helped the club grown before the new manager took over. I do think that Alexander should reconsider and show respect to people who help the club grown. I remember the old manager Steve was way nicer. He always smiled and greeted people or talked to people. Too bad he decided to move. Their drinks are ok. I normally order Silver Patron so I know what it tastes like but I feel like they mix cheap tequila and put in the patron bottle. The music is repetitive!!! If you go there every weekends you would know they just rotate all the songs in orders. I think they should have better DJ that actually play the music. Not hit the play button and let it roll. If you are looking for an after hour club that open until 4am. Check out MONKEY LOUGE. They have good music and good VIBE only! Also check out, SEAN MAJORS on Facebook, he always put out new fun, good music and good vibes after hour clubs!!!

This place is...how do I put it nicely, the pit of desperation. It claims to be "original gay bar" but on a Sat. night (3/2/19) the only thing gay, and best part of our experience, was the pat search from the security staff. It's open until 4 a.m., but honestly don't bother. At that point the bar service is strictly shots until 2 a.m. when all alcohol service is cut off and all the inebriated patrons (straight) remain dancing in drunken stupor. No shade, just truth. Switch it up, or at least switch your description so it doesn't deceive others.

GETTING "IN VOGUE" WITH FRIENDLY "NEIGHBOURS!" THE SIT REP (Situation Report) On Saturday Night, "Neighbours" plays host to the wonderful DJ-Dance event VOGUE. Though NEIGHBORS is "traditionally" a gay bar during the week, on Saturday Night it is decidedly an "everyone is welcome" GOTHIC-INDUSTRIAL-EBM Dance Fest. THE SET-UP "VOGUE" @ NEIGHBOURS is a SUBTERRANEAN experience. I always have had GREAT VIBES at clubs where you "descend" into the ABYSS of darkness only to walk into the subdued light of the venue, as the aural pleasures of ethereal waifs, or the pounding symmetry of metal smashing against metal meets your ears. In this way, VOGUE reminds me a LOT of the very popular SF event "DEATH GUILD", but even more so "back in the day" when DJ Decay spun the tables and when it used to inhabit the MANHATTAN LOUNGE at 3rd & Market Streets in Downtown San Francisco. It also reminds me currently of the RETRO ROOM @ DAS BUNKER in Los Angeles where DJ AMANDA JONES reigns supreme, where there is a "descent" into the darker lair of the club venue from the Ballroom area above. "Back in the day" in Sacramento, we used to enjoy the Gothic-Industrial events "BIOMECH @ THE CATTLE CLUB, a local Gay & Lesbian club. There was also "SEVEN" put on by DJ Arnold @ FACES, the local Gay Dance Club. Today, we enjoy the Gothic-Industrial-EBM-Darkwave 80s event "REVERENCE" @ CLUB 21, the local Lesbian Dance Club. As an amateur Sociologist, I always find it interesting how such beneficial relationships have sprung up all over the West Coast between the Gay & Lesbian community-run establishments, and the Movers & Shakers in a somewhat more "mainstream" (if I can actually get away with using that term in this discussion) HETEROSEXUAL Gothic-Industrial-Steampunk--EBM-Darkwave 80s music communities. [Now there's an interesting doctorate subject awaiting someone out there to write a thesis paper on....] THE MASTER OF CEREMONIES DJ EVAN at VOGUE did an INCREDIBLE job of mixing several genres of songs together for a wonderful night of dancing. Wolfsheim, Dead Can Dance, Frontline Assembly, Siouxsie, The Cure, Sisters of Mercy, Ayria, VNV Nation, Covenant, etc. etc., all had us dancing nonstop. And speaking of mixing, his actual mixing between songs was SEAMLESS. Often our party of dancers were left in awe as we suddenly realized we were already into the NEXT song when we didn't even realize the PREVIOUS song had ended. Now THAT is fun as a dancing-music fan! Also - it's always a GREAT SIGN when there are far more people dancing on the dance floor than people sitting along the perimeter thereof! Kudos to the DJ. FASHIONISTA VOGUE really has no "set" dress-code that is enforced. Most of us were dressed in Black anyways since that is the standard uniform for these music formats. You have your traditional industrial guys and swirly-goth gals. Then....there's ALWAYS that random guy in the tee-shirt and Bermuda shorts.....leaving you to scratch your head...ESPECIALLY on a freezing rain night like tonight in Seattle. Of special note, several people (usually couples) were really exquisitely dressed in Fetish wear. Then several young ladies truly exemplified the unique beauty of Cyber-Goths. THE LOWDOWN When in Seattle, for a great alternative experience for Saturday Night dancing, look to the event "VOGUE" @ NEIGHBOURS-DISCO.

My bf and I's first "gay night out" experience in Seattle was wasted on this place. We were really disappointed. Being pride night, we figured there'd be some pride theme going on but there was nothing of the sort. Guess we walked in on "latin night" and absolutely nothing against latino's, but their techno is garbage. But hey, we figured we'd make the most of it and just sip on a few drinks and dance a little. No harm no foul. However, our bump n' grind session came to a screeching halt once I noticed my Lemon Drop tasted like the bartender accidentally knocked his nail cosmetics into it and shook it with some hillbilly backwash. So, we choked that down and split a Cosmo later. Which was primarily gas station cranberry juice and nothing else. I can tolerate 9 bucks a drink if they get the job done, but the drinks here couldn't even pass the interview. Plus, on a side note, why exactly were they playing sports on all the TV's? It's pride night. No RU Paul's drag race? Queer Eye? Americas Next Top Model? Even Sex & The City? Just disappointing overall. Didn't get the hype.

Popular and sometimes 18+ gay leaning dance club with seperate, adjacent martini lounge. Friendly, energetic, eclectic and mixed crowd of people who love to dance. They currently have drag shows and gogo dancers on many nights. It's a larger club with partial second story so it can feel sparse on rainy weeknights. That's just more room to dance though!!!

I hate this place. I have never been to a club that has taken their drinks out of my hand before four they close. Their last call is at 2 and they take DRINKS OUT OF YOUR HAND AT 2:05 rRIGHT BEFORE YOU FINISH. WHAT CLUB DOES THAT. They were also super homophobic to my girlfriend and I! I heard from other gay couples that they are just as rude to them. DONT GO HERE ESPECIALLY IF YOU DONT WANT TO PAY AN EXPENSIVE COVER CHARGE AND WASTE MONEY

Charged cover even though they said they were still selling drinks and they denied drinks and when challenged about why we couldn't get drinks they decided to kick us out.

Was out trying to check out bars in the Seattle area while in town for a conference. I was told because I'm not female I couldn't go in... a little confused by this I was told they have a trans night for trans females and females only. I guess being from Texas and going to a drag girls night not in drag, or a latino night and not being Latino... I find it odd that someone could be excluded based on gender :( in Seattle.

If you want to just watch people dance and you are straight, this is your club. If you like lesbians dancing, go for it. If you like dancing with lesbians, go here. If you like cougars, go early (I found out too late). And, of course, if you are gay, you won't be disappointed. I have been here a few times with my gay friends, and they never complained. A night club serves blah drinks but there were better here. I have only handled congenial bouncers here. Too few sofas. What?

Soooooo much fun make sure you go to the hot dog stand in front of comet tavern before or after dancing here I love it

I came here once and won't be back. Came here with a bunch of girlfriends for a birthday party. The music is terrible. Dance floor packed full of vulture men. My girls and I couldn't dance without dudes all over us. Also had to enter through the alley even though front was still open? What's that about? Is it because we were a bunch of straight women? Not worth my $10. We only came here because Ozzie's closed and we wanted to keep dancing. Absolutely no comparison to Ozzie's.

My experience here was ummm...interesting. Slogan for the night was that "I am going to Neighbours with my neighbor" which was actually was it sounded, I went to Neighbours with my neighbor, Joe who wasn't gay, but we both still had a hell of a time. We both just found it hilarious that the table were turned here because now he was the one getting more drinks bought for me than me when we usually go out to clubs. I must say, even though he was getting more attention, it was just really refreshing not getting hit on by thirsty guys and being able to have fun with friends because the guys here weren't attracted to my kinds. Hahaha. The bartenders here were all guys also. Neighbours stay open later than most bars/clubs so if you could actually still make your way to an after party here if you aren't in the mood to go home yet after your place of fun closes at the typical 2am in Capitol Hill. There's no dresscode, I think cover prices depend on the night, music was EDM the night we went which was perfect to dance to solo or with friends, and the crowd was friendly gay people, but non gay people goes here too!

In the Late 1990s Neighbours was MY FAVORITE Place to go Dancing. I even took my then Fiance there. It didn't work out with him, though. He was too abusive... I'm glad I'm no longer with him. What a Loser! I think he passed away. Anyway, Neighbours played such good music, that I didn't want to go Home later that Night... whatever Night I would go. Sometimes, I would met Friendlier Types of People there. Once, I even got asked to Dance with another Lady. Yep! I Roll that way, too. :) And, the Extended Dance Mixed were " The Bomb! " ( If you know what I mean! ) Thank you for all the Great Nights I spent here. :)

My friend paid $40 for us to get into Neighbours for Pride weekend at about 1:30am. We had maybe a couple drinks before we showed up, but we were all good. After meeting up w our friend and dancing for a few min, I noticed my cards including my ID had fallen out of my phone case as I was in line for a drink. So we ran out together to look for my stuff knowing our arms were stamped for reentry. We frantically ran back to the club after not finding my stuff, and were informed that we they had reports of "a black guy sitting in the corner offering drugs" and that we won't be let back in. My friend happens to be black. The bouncer also threatened to call the police, so naturally in defense, there was concern and a bit of a conflict. But not between them... All I did was yell "why are you profiling him?! What is going on?!" I was then laughed at, yelled at, embarrassed and deemed "too intoxicated" to be let back in. The Manager, Daniel, and a few other staff took the liberty of coming out, not grasping the full story before they witnessed the bouncers yelling at me, and chose to yell in my face as well, seeing that I was in tears. They were so nasty to ME, they were the ones that appeared drunk. SOOOO even though my friend was "offering drugs" to club-goers, they still let him in to look for my items. But I was told after the way I was acting, I wouldn't be allowed inside. Mind you, I was not profane, or aggressive, (my buzz was totally killed by now, too) just genuinely concerned and a bit teary eyed. So I stood outside for quite some time, quiet, and patient. I was approached by multiple intoxicated men, grabbing me, asking me for kisses, and throwing themselves on me. When I could have been inside, safe, having a good time like I had paid for anyway. I also went up to apologize for raising my voice, and was turned away. That hurt a little. I never found my stuff, and I wasted $40.

This place is not what it used to be. Went here with my gay asian friends and felt like we were in a straight bar in Texas. Got called "hey asian boy" at the door by a staff. The cost check guy tried to scram $6 out of us (lol) by putting all of our stuff on the same hanger and said he didn't have enough hanger! Never come here again. Go to the Cuff or Rplace instead -Hung here-

I'm torn on 3 stars because the music is always amazing and until last night the bartenders have always been fabulous! Last night someone on the bar staff lost my friends credit card and ID so instead of leaving we added a 45 minute wait while they looked for it. Understandable I get it that things happen. While we were waiting the bartender screamed at my friend to get out of the way as she is messing with his money by standing there. He also told her to go to about 3 different bartenders saying the ID was there. She waited in 3 lines where she didn't even get a drink from cause she thought maybe ... once management got involved the ID was found in 20 minutes. But that dick bartender had no right to be so unprofessional. Unfortunately I won't be returning.

Terrible staff. The charged us the cover and then closed the bar more than 5 minutes early. Such a waste of money and a horrible staff.

One of the best Clubs in Seattle. Music is great, people are colorful and nice. Barmen are awesome and drinks are cheap. Never had an issue with staff. They just do what they need to do. I don't know name of DJ playing on Saturday nights but he's rocking hard. I visited multiple clubs playing EDM music and this one was the best I could find so far.

Took my drink away once 2a hit. Fine it's a law, but I got here at 1:30. If you're going to take away drinks tell people that. I spent 30 bucks for no reason. Not ok.

Y'all might wanna update your music or hire a decent DJ because if I'm gonna put up with bad drinks and sweaty people so I can dance at 2 am, the music has better be good. I've been going here since 2000 and the songs haven't changed!