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Corn dogs meet cocktails at this carnival-themed bar with arcades & a stage downstairs.
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Address: 1118 E Pike St, Seattle, WA 98122
Phone: (206) 325-6492
Website: http://www.unicornseattle.com/
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Reviews
Beatrice Doyle
Oh my God, this place is amazing
Our bartender Burt Tarrosa is fabulously amazing
The Unicorn has an amazing atmosphere and vibe!
Friendly to all.
The drinks are generous and the people are amazing!
So glad we came here.
Please come when you’re in the Seattle area!
… moreOur bartender Burt Tarrosa is fabulously amazing
The Unicorn has an amazing atmosphere and vibe!
Friendly to all.
The drinks are generous and the people are amazing!
So glad we came here.
Please come when you’re in the Seattle area!
Delonna Halliday
This a great club! Being as I’m definably older than their target audience, I am happy to report we had a wonderful time! We arrived just before the peak surge. Drinks were delicious, and we only ordered loaded tots. The downside to service was the food arrived upstairs and we had to get it ourselves.
The DJ mixed well, and the small dance floor was quickly packed.
They had a lot of security who were all very courteous.
… moreThe DJ mixed well, and the small dance floor was quickly packed.
They had a lot of security who were all very courteous.
Genevieve Condron
The food is delicious, the drinks are so yummy, and the vibes are amazing. It is two floors of just pure fun. From the amazing decor, to the upbeat music, all the way to fun arcade. I highly recommend checking out. My only complaint is they don’t take tap or Apple Cards. Something about their system that doesn’t like them so make sure you have a physical card that isn’t Apple.
… moreRay Alan
We were able to finally visit on Saturday midday before our flight. Was pretty dead so not the best energy. I would like to see it later on in the evening. Service was good, food was mediocre. I would probably only want to visit at a busy time in the future. They also do have pinball machines Star Trek being one of my favorites. Now if you get The Simpsons game that’s when it’s all perfect. What I visit back again? Absolutely but when it’s busy.
… moreJimmy Huynh
Went to Unicorn during Pride Weekend. It was my first time coming here so I had a lot of fun ! Great environment, lots of cool performances, and friendly people. Also, the food was amazing especially the chicken strips! Highly recommended!!! Love love love it !
… moreNikolas Love
Loved the atmosphere!! The drinks were amazing. Only thing is my wife really wanted to try a drink on the menu called The Lady Bunny but the bartender couldn’t make it for us because she has an extreme allergic reaction to the orange blossom. She was bummed but other than that, we had a great time and really enjoyed the art all around.
… moreP. M.
A quirky, vibrant spot with a carnival-like atmosphere, Unicorn offers a fun mix of arcade games, creative cocktails, and eclectic decor. The unique menu includes imaginative twists on classic comfort food. Perfect for casual nights out, the playful vibe makes for a memorable experience!
… moreCailean Sterling
Huge venue with a downstairs and super cute atmoshere and decor. Friendly bar tenders and the honey habanero sandwich with tots was great! Lots of options on tap, as well. The downstairs arcade opened at 7 pm, so plan accordingly.
… moreTravis Klein
I was visiting friends in Seattle and we started our night at Unicorn. As a group we probably spent over $100 within the first 15 minutes, yet the energy from behind the bar was weirdly negative. We had eyes on us the entire time even though we were not loud or causing any kind of real problem. We were also one of the only groups in the bar. The bartender was honestly a slay at first and I tipped her well, but one person in the group hit their vape, we apologized, and she grew increasingly fed up with us.
Things really went downhill when one of my close friends, who has an autoimmune disorder, started feeling nauseous. It was not from alcohol, she needed to take emergency medication and had to use the bathroom. I went with her for support. As a gay man, I have been in women’s restrooms plenty of times, and I asked the girls already in there if it was okay for me to step into the stall with her. Every single one of them said yes. Seconds later a bouncer knocked on the stall, asked if she was okay, and then told us we were being kicked out. He did give us water, and I genuinely think his heart may have been in the right place, but the overall approach felt unnecessarily hostile and aggressive given the situation.
For a place in Capitol Hill called Unicorn, I expected a more understanding and accepting environment, especially for queer people. That was not how it felt at all. Honestly, there is probably a reason the bar was mostly empty on a Friday. The food and drinks were good, but the vibe was not. If you are visiting Seattle, there are way better places to spend your money in my opinion. Save it and go somewhere else.
… moreThings really went downhill when one of my close friends, who has an autoimmune disorder, started feeling nauseous. It was not from alcohol, she needed to take emergency medication and had to use the bathroom. I went with her for support. As a gay man, I have been in women’s restrooms plenty of times, and I asked the girls already in there if it was okay for me to step into the stall with her. Every single one of them said yes. Seconds later a bouncer knocked on the stall, asked if she was okay, and then told us we were being kicked out. He did give us water, and I genuinely think his heart may have been in the right place, but the overall approach felt unnecessarily hostile and aggressive given the situation.
For a place in Capitol Hill called Unicorn, I expected a more understanding and accepting environment, especially for queer people. That was not how it felt at all. Honestly, there is probably a reason the bar was mostly empty on a Friday. The food and drinks were good, but the vibe was not. If you are visiting Seattle, there are way better places to spend your money in my opinion. Save it and go somewhere else.
Eric Lucas
The staff were consistently professional, greeting us promptly and handling the bustling crowd with calm efficiency… Their attention to detail made the evening flow smoothly, and I appreciated how they balanced the lively carnival atmosphere with courteous service. I left feeling both relaxed and impressed by the teams coordination
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