
Guided tour · 2 hours
Seattle: Happy Hour Food and Cocktails Tour
Join the Happy Hour Food and Cocktails Tour! Savor street eats & drinks at 4 stops. Discover Seattle's food scene with a chef, every 5-7 PM on Fri & Sat!
Pony is a LGBTQ+ bar in Capitol Hill, Seattle.
Editorially verified May 20, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Open Monday to Thursday 17:00-02:00, Friday to Sunday 15:00-02:00. Cash and card both work; no cover. Sunday afternoons fill the patio.

Guided tour · 2 hours
Join the Happy Hour Food and Cocktails Tour! Savor street eats & drinks at 4 stops. Discover Seattle's food scene with a chef, every 5-7 PM on Fri & Sat!

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Discover Seattle's Pike Place Market on a guided tour with a cocktail designer. Shop for unique ingredients, then learn to craft 4 signature cocktails in a private cla...

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Join a paint and sip experience in Seattle and unleash your creativity. Follow easy, beginner-friendly guidance from a local artist and take home your own canvas as a memento.
Address: 1221 East Madison Street, Seattle, WA 98122
Wildrose on East Pike opened New Year's Eve 1984 and is the oldest lesbian bar in the country, with a DJ booth that runs Friday and Saturday from 21:00 and a Pride takeover each June.
TipClosed Monday. DJs every Friday and Saturday from 21:00-02:00. Cash and card; no cover. Outdoor seating for warmer months.
Diesel on 14th Avenue opened 2011 as the Capitol Hill bear bar, with strong drinks, a leather themed back bar and Taco Tuesday plus the monthly Third Thursday Leather Night.
TipMonday to Friday 15:00-02:00, weekends 12:00-02:00. No cover, walk in friendly; bear and leather nights post their own dress code.
Madison Pub on East Madison opened 1986 as a gay sports bar and runs three darts, two pool tables, pinball and the friendliest crowd on the Hill with the tagline no DJs, no cover, no problems.
TipHappy hour 17:00-19:00 with a dollar off drafts and wells. Sponsors local softball teams; quiet weeknights, busier on game days.
The Cuff Complex on 13th Avenue is the gay leather club open since 1993, with four bars, a 500 capacity dance floor and a Northwest Bears, Seattle Men in Leather and Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence home base.
TipTuesday through Sunday from 18:00. Themed nights are posted on the calendar; the deck opens in warm months.
Kremwerk and Timbre Room on Minor Avenue is the explicitly queer dance complex that runs electronic music nights alongside Kings drag, Safeword leather, Studio Saturdays and T4T programming.
TipTickets via Dice, doors typically 21:00. Queer first programming with a posted safer space and consent policy.
Wildrose on East Pike opened New Year's Eve 1984 and is the oldest lesbian bar in the country, with a DJ booth that runs Friday and Saturday from 21:00 and a Pride takeover each June.
TipClosed Monday. DJs every Friday and Saturday from 21:00-02:00. Cash and card; no cover. Outdoor seating for warmer months.
Diesel on 14th Avenue opened 2011 as the Capitol Hill bear bar, with strong drinks, a leather themed back bar and Taco Tuesday plus the monthly Third Thursday Leather Night.
TipMonday to Friday 15:00-02:00, weekends 12:00-02:00. No cover, walk in friendly; bear and leather nights post their own dress code.
Madison Pub on East Madison opened 1986 as a gay sports bar and runs three darts, two pool tables, pinball and the friendliest crowd on the Hill with the tagline no DJs, no cover, no problems.
TipHappy hour 17:00-19:00 with a dollar off drafts and wells. Sponsors local softball teams; quiet weeknights, busier on game days.
The Cuff Complex on 13th Avenue is the gay leather club open since 1993, with four bars, a 500 capacity dance floor and a Northwest Bears, Seattle Men in Leather and Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence home base.
TipTuesday through Sunday from 18:00. Themed nights are posted on the calendar; the deck opens in warm months.
Kremwerk and Timbre Room on Minor Avenue is the explicitly queer dance complex that runs electronic music nights alongside Kings drag, Safeword leather, Studio Saturdays and T4T programming.
TipTickets via Dice, doors typically 21:00. Queer first programming with a posted safer space and consent policy.
Shibuya HiFi on Leary Avenue is Brian Rauschenbach and Quentin Ertel's purpose built listening lounge with 1976 Klipschorn speakers, a Technics SL 1200G and two to five albums a night.
TipTuesday and Wednesday 18:00-22:00, Thursday to Saturday until midnight, closed Sunday and Monday. $21 listening sessions; reserve via Tock.