Seattle’s adult nightlife is smaller than San Francisco’s or Portland’s, and the rooms are more spread out. That is actually useful once you understand the map, because the three main options in this city are genuinely different from one another — different hours, different neighborhoods, different rules about what they can serve. Here is the honest version.
What each room can and cannot serve
We are a fully nude venue and do not hold a liquor licence, so no alcohol is served. That single fact splits Seattle’s rooms into two categories, and it is the first thing to sort out before you plan a night:
- Fully nude, no alcohol, no food. Lower door, and you do your eating and drinking before you arrive.
- Alcohol served. A bar, later drinking, and a different door price.
Groups get caught out by this constantly. Sort it first.
The Devil’s Triangle — 2027 Westlake Avenue, Denny Triangle
Ours is the fully nude room, which means no alcohol and no food served — by law, not by choice. Admission is $20 for Amazon employees, or $10 with a ticket stub from any area event, which is the single best-value door in the city if you are coming from a game or a concert. VIP rooms are available. Tuesday is Amateur Night. The location is the practical draw: Denny Triangle sits between downtown and South Lake Union, so it is a short ride from almost anywhere central and a walk from the Amazon campus. See what is coming up, or grab the discounted admission pass.
Showgirls Seattle — 1510 1st Avenue, Downtown
The downtown room, and the one that serves alcohol. Cover is $20 every night, doors 8pm to 2am, last call 1:30am, single dances from $50. Its real advantage is the address: it is a block from Pike Place Market and walkable from most downtown hotels, which makes it the obvious choice if the group is staying downtown and does not want to move cars.
Deja Vu Showgirls Lake City — 14556 Bothell Way NE, Lake Forest Park
The north-end room, and the one nobody thinks of until parking becomes a problem. Open Monday through Friday from 11am — unusually early — and Saturday and Sunday from 7pm, both until 2am. If you are north of the ship canal, or you have eight people and no appetite for downtown parking on a Saturday, this is the practical answer.
Picking between them
- Coming from a game or a show? Denny Triangle — your ticket stub is worth $10 off at the door.
- Staying downtown, want a drink? 1st Avenue.
- Big group, driving, north end? Lake City.
- Want a daytime option? Lake City is the only one open from 11am on weekdays.
- Want fully nude? Denny Triangle — and eat first.
Practical notes for a Seattle night
- Eat before the fully nude room. There is no kitchen, and there will not be one.
- Hold onto ticket stubs. It is a real discount, not a technicality.
- Weekend hours differ from weekday hours at more than one of these rooms. Check before you build a plan around a specific time.
- Downtown parking after 9pm on a weekend is genuinely bad. Plan a rideshare or pick a room with a lot.
- For groups, call ahead — 206-623-0183 for us.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I find unique adult nightlife in Seattle?
Seattle has three main rooms and they suit different nights: The Devil’s Triangle at 2027 Westlake Avenue in the Denny Triangle is fully nude with a $10 door on any area event stub; Showgirls Seattle at 1510 1st Avenue is the downtown room with a full bar; and Deja Vu Showgirls Lake City at 14556 Bothell Way NE is the north-end option, open from 11am on weekdays.
Why do some Seattle clubs not serve alcohol?
We are a fully nude venue and do not hold a liquor licence. Venues choose one or the other, which is why fully nude rooms in Seattle are alcohol-free.
How much is admission to The Devil’s Triangle?
$20 for Amazon employees, or $10 with a ticket stub from any area event. A discounted admission pass is also available on the website.
Which Seattle club is open during the day?
Deja Vu Showgirls Lake City opens at 11am Monday through Friday. The others open in the evening.