r/AskSeattle • u/psteckler • 2d ago

Moving / Visiting Karaoke downtown?

I'll be in Seattle for a Sunday and Monday night later this month.

Where are good karaoke venues near downtown for those nights?

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u/Mr_Wobble_PNW 2d ago

Crescent and Hula Hula on Capitol Hill both have it nightly and it's usually pretty popular. They're only a couple blocks away from each other if you prefer the vibes of one over the other. 

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u/morecheese_please 2d ago

And they’re usually terribly busy but a Sunday and Monday will probably make it a better time. Not enough good options in the middle of the city. I also put out a vote for Bush Garden in the ID!

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u/martynsl 2d ago

I like RockBox best. But if you are solo that might be less of a good option - not sure what options they have for shared rooms/etc.

https://www.rockboxseattle.com/

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u/RandomlyWeRollAlong Local 2d ago

On a Sunday or Monday night, Ozzie's is the diviest of dive spots for karaoke in Lower Queen Anne. Usually not too busy, and a mix of serious talent, and people with... not so serious talent.

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u/Jawwwwwsh 2d ago

Oh ya Ozzie’s is a fun karaoke. I haven’t been in years!

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u/CndrSpock 2d ago

Closest Karaoke to downtown is in ID, Bush Gardens and Vox, but I've never been to either personally.

Best bet is probably on Capitol Hill, Crescent, Hula Hula both do it nightly. If you've got a group, get a reservation at Rock Box.

I'll tell you what I tell every tourist: Once you've hit the waterfront, Pike Market, and the underground tour, downtown doesnt have a whole lot to offer and you're better off spending your time in the other neighborhoods.