All staff members were a pleasure to be around and be served by. I would 100% recommend this place to friends and family. I’m so glad I finally came and visited. Thanks!
Alejandra Correa
Went for a private event for a conference and was really nice and the atmosphere was really cool. The restroom is a tripping ride once you go in.
Kathuryne
If you are Trans do not go or spend your money here. This behavior around bathroom policing is disgusting and highly illegal. There is no justification for this behavior and your auto response and saying a so call independent security is at fault is clearly a lie, based on what happened.
Deven Merrell
This has to be the most humiliating experience I have ever had in my life coming here.
Me and my friend used the woman’s restroom. They identify as trans-fem, I identify as a trans-man (born female) that does not pass well and normally uses the womans restroom because I’m too scared using the mens restroom. My friend went to help me stop my nosebleed.
We were shortly kicked out of the bathroom. They said it was for everyone’s safety. Right after they have hand written signs that say “MEN ONLY, WOMAN ONLY” taped to the doors. There was a chair near the entry way and security guarding the bathrooms.
We complied, it sucked, but we wanted to have a good time. So when I had to use the restroom again, my friend waited outside for me when I used the womans restroom again, and I thought we were complying to what security wanted.
Shortly after, another security guard comes up and takes us to the side. They said they had multiple conversations with us, which I stated was untrue. We had one conversation and complied. I told her I was born female, and thought I was going into the restroom required for me. She ID me, and it says male. I said it was because I transitioned, but again, I thought I was going into the bathroom I should. I do this for my safety.
Keep in mind this was also during Sakura Con’s after-party, where many attendees are in costume, making gender look ambiguous. The security guard told me next time I should ask staff which bathroom to use before entering.
I want to puke thinking about what happened and it has lasting damage on me psychologically. I will not be okay for a very long time.
As we are escorted to get our things, the first security lady that ‘had multiple conversations’ with us called me a woman. So I don’t think it would have mattered what bathroom I would have used.
Alex Vazquez
They have staff stationed by the bathrooms specifically to harass customers. Weird.
Rebecca Wright
TRANS ARE NOT WELCOME HERE.
We were here for the Sakura-con after party, and they kicked us out for going into what they deemed the incorrect bathroom. They blamed corporate policy, but it was pointless information. Be careful here if you are trans!!! Better off, don't go at all.
Anastacia Maples
This place is amazing. The staff is so friendly, very nonchalant, welcoming and knowledgeable. Every employee made you feel like they *want* you to be here, and they’ll share ping pong knowledge and tips. If it crossed your mind to check it out, GO!!
Ashvin Nair
Really cool spot - friendly service, good food - great place to hang out over ping pong
Brian M. Demkowicz
Who knew Seattle has a gigantic underground ping pong bar with food?! Ample friendly staff to keep the drinks and food moving and picking up stray ping pong balls as you play. Photo booth on the premises, as well as several selfie/picture locations available. Really fun visit! Hope to go again!
An excellent place to go for having fun. Enjoyed my time and very good food. I personally liked pingpong and felt very comfortable with the ambience and environment. We southasians are born with the indoor games like these and felt very very homely. The staff was very friendly and very attentive.
The major Attraction was the ping pong which was excellent
Karina Sanchez
Stoped in while visiting Seattle and had such a great time! The staff was all very friendly and attentive. My favorite feature is that we didn't have to chase after flying balls, as they are frequently collected and filled into your basket. I will definitely be coming back when I'm in town.
Darling Love
I recently visited Spin Seattle, and I have to say, it was an amazing experience! The food was absolutely delicious—definitely exceeded my expectations. What really sets this place apart, though, is the fun atmosphere. The games they offer add a unique twist that makes the visit even more enjoyable.
On top of that, the bar has an impressive selection of drinks that are worth trying. Whether you're looking to grab a bite, have some fun, or enjoy a great cocktail, Spin Seattle has it all. I highly recommend checking it out!
William Briere
We had a company event here and not a lot of people came so there was a ton of extra food left over. I was told I wasn’t allowed to take any of it.
Attached is the food left, probably 10-20 dinners. What a weird policy.
EDIT: LOL at the owner’s BS response. I’ve *never* had an event where the establishment claims it’s “unsafe” to take food home. In fact, at other places (top golf for instance) they provided tons of large take out boxes.
Excellent place for a fun night!
All staff members were a pleasure to be around and be served by. I would 100% recommend this place to friends and family. I’m so glad I finally came and visited. Thanks!
Went for a private event for a conference and was really nice and the atmosphere was really cool. The restroom is a tripping ride once you go in.
If you are Trans do not go or spend your money here. This behavior around bathroom policing is disgusting and highly illegal. There is no justification for this behavior and your auto response and saying a so call independent security is at fault is clearly a lie, based on what happened.
This has to be the most humiliating experience I have ever had in my life coming here.
Me and my friend used the woman’s restroom. They identify as trans-fem, I identify as a trans-man (born female) that does not pass well and normally uses the womans restroom because I’m too scared using the mens restroom. My friend went to help me stop my nosebleed.
We were shortly kicked out of the bathroom. They said it was for everyone’s safety. Right after they have hand written signs that say “MEN ONLY, WOMAN ONLY” taped to the doors. There was a chair near the entry way and security guarding the bathrooms.
We complied, it sucked, but we wanted to have a good time. So when I had to use the restroom again, my friend waited outside for me when I used the womans restroom again, and I thought we were complying to what security wanted.
Shortly after, another security guard comes up and takes us to the side. They said they had multiple conversations with us, which I stated was untrue. We had one conversation and complied. I told her I was born female, and thought I was going into the restroom required for me. She ID me, and it says male. I said it was because I transitioned, but again, I thought I was going into the bathroom I should. I do this for my safety.
Keep in mind this was also during Sakura Con’s after-party, where many attendees are in costume, making gender look ambiguous. The security guard told me next time I should ask staff which bathroom to use before entering.
I want to puke thinking about what happened and it has lasting damage on me psychologically. I will not be okay for a very long time.
As we are escorted to get our things, the first security lady that ‘had multiple conversations’ with us called me a woman. So I don’t think it would have mattered what bathroom I would have used.
They have staff stationed by the bathrooms specifically to harass customers. Weird.
TRANS ARE NOT WELCOME HERE.
We were here for the Sakura-con after party, and they kicked us out for going into what they deemed the incorrect bathroom. They blamed corporate policy, but it was pointless information. Be careful here if you are trans!!! Better off, don't go at all.
This place is amazing. The staff is so friendly, very nonchalant, welcoming and knowledgeable. Every employee made you feel like they *want* you to be here, and they’ll share ping pong knowledge and tips. If it crossed your mind to check it out, GO!!
Really cool spot - friendly service, good food - great place to hang out over ping pong
Who knew Seattle has a gigantic underground ping pong bar with food?! Ample friendly staff to keep the drinks and food moving and picking up stray ping pong balls as you play. Photo booth on the premises, as well as several selfie/picture locations available. Really fun visit! Hope to go again!
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I do like table tennis
An excellent place to go for having fun. Enjoyed my time and very good food. I personally liked pingpong and felt very comfortable with the ambience and environment. We southasians are born with the indoor games like these and felt very very homely.
The staff was very friendly and very attentive.
The major Attraction was the ping pong which was excellent
Stoped in while visiting Seattle and had such a great time! The staff was all very friendly and attentive. My favorite feature is that we didn't have to chase after flying balls, as they are frequently collected and filled into your basket. I will definitely be coming back when I'm in town.
I recently visited Spin Seattle, and I have to say, it was an amazing experience! The food was absolutely delicious—definitely exceeded my expectations. What really sets this place apart, though, is the fun atmosphere. The games they offer add a unique twist that makes the visit even more enjoyable.
On top of that, the bar has an impressive selection of drinks that are worth trying. Whether you're looking to grab a bite, have some fun, or enjoy a great cocktail, Spin Seattle has it all. I highly recommend checking it out!
We had a company event here and not a lot of people came so there was a ton of extra food left over. I was told I wasn’t allowed to take any of it.
Attached is the food left, probably 10-20 dinners. What a weird policy.
EDIT: LOL at the owner’s BS response. I’ve *never* had an event where the establishment claims it’s “unsafe” to take food home. In fact, at other places (top golf for instance) they provided tons of large take out boxes.
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