Had an amazing time with my husband, date night. Went to see QueensRyche in concert here at Neptune. 1st time at this venue. It was clean and I felt pretty safe. IT Rocked! prices were great for the merchandise. Had concessions and beverages. We did come a bit early as it had said on website that very limited parking. We had no problem finding parking.

This is a really great venue in the U District of Seattle. The space is small but not too small. Easy access to the bar throughout the night. Great acoustics. Upstairs seating area and front row seats with GA behind them. Really enjoyed coming here and would definitely come back.

One of my favorite live music venues in Seattle! Always a joy to go there! All the employees have a smile on their face are kind and engaging. The bathrooms are very clean. Security is very good. I will always return there! I cant wait for this damn virus to be over so I can go and support my favorite live music venues in Seattle

I love venues like this. Its small and nothing fancy, but its just SO charming. Getting inside is usually quick and the interior is pretty neat to admire. The shows they put on are top notch considering the space theyve got, and Ive seen them host some really interesting artists.Downsides, the ventilation isnt great and theres not a lot of space on the floor. If youre the type that likes to get up close and personal, youll probably really like it.

Amazing venue. Great acoustics. The stained glass is really cool. Definitely would recommend you see your favorite artists when they play here especially if you enjoy hearing a amazing sounding concert

The Neptune is a historic Seattle venue with stained glass, cathedral ceilings, and intricate gilded detailing throughout. Not in a new, shiny way, but rather in classic Seattle renaissance style. Laced with grunge and the grit of the city. I saw Henry Rollins there, and there was a wristband bar set up in back. Great show! Parking wasnt terrible, considering. There are pay lots on every nearby corner. Check it out!

Amazing experience! Saw SYML and The Exes. Very intimate venue and got up close to the stage for both performances. Had a great night out on the town!

Saw Broken Social Scene here. Nice space, its not super big but I like how intimate it is. Bar was accessible, service was quick, and my drinks were reasonably strong. Would love to come here again for a concert or comedy show. If youre going to be going to a concert its nice to be so close to the band

This theater is kind of a dump, and it doesnt really ever sound that great. Ticket master gouges and the layout is silly. The floor is sticky and the facility old and worn. I keep going back. Rad bands play here in an intimate setting.

Went here to see Kip Moore. It was my first time. The theater is very cool and Ill be back for other shows

Saw a comedy trio here the other night; Craig Robinson headlined. The decor is classic and the concession clerk was super efficient and friendly. -1☆ cuz the seats need an upgrade. Otherwise, a great nearby moderate sized theater for live acts.

Had the pleasure to see multiple shows here, everyone was awesome! Staff was really nice, plus the sound is tuned great for a small venue. If your new to Seattle, or just havent been to Neptune, Paramount, or Moore theater go! You will not be disappointed.

Had a great time at the Pinegrove concert. The theatre is almost 100 years old and a little beat up but presents a nice hipster time ambiance for the college kids and us older kids.Everyone was nice and friendly and it was a safe environment. Would definitely see a concert here again.If youre sitting up stairs watch your step, the floor is uneven in some places and its easy to trip.

Great venue. Drinks are reasonable, but theres no AC, so prepare to sweat. Row F Seat 3

I have seen two concerts here now and both were amazing. Switchfoot last April and Echosmith this last weekend.They serve a good variety of drinks, including local favorites such as Seattle Cider. The food is much less impressive with movie theater pricing for Target style popcorn and cups of cashews? But, if you are like me you dont go there for the food. You go for the experience of getting up close to the music that makes you feel something.There is something intimate about this smaller venue that feels nostalgic- almost like a high school talent show, but in all the best ways possible. We showed up a few minutes late and ended up crossing the street with the headlining band. When they went on we were able to get right next to the stage and felt like we were watching our friends perform. This place is rich in history (99 years old) and it just feels special to be there.I got teared up both times I went here from the mixture of raw talent, spot-on acoustics (no bad seat in the house), and the blend of people from all walks of life harmonizing in unison to a slice of our lives soundtrack that helped define who we are. It felt so good to look around the room and share an evening with the artists who moved us and impacted our lives. No judgement, no politics, no division. Just love being shared in a place full of strangers with a common thread.I have made some unforgettable memories here and cant wait to return the next time one of my favorite bands comes to town.

Seen some amazing shows here. Great venue

This venue is actually pretty confusing. The room looks nice, and the personal from bartenders to security were absolutely top notch. Until the bands started to play. Im 25, been going to concerts forever. That was the loudest couple hours of my life. My goodness, the sound was atrocious, but it wasnt the engineers fault, its the room itself. You couldnt understand what the singer was saying between songs, and it was a jam band so each soloist got their instrument boosted. Absolutely ear screeching. Sucks, because the band was rad.

The venue is awesome...being surrounded by history. The balcony seats are fairly comfortable but the uneven floor kept tripping people...part of the charm I suppose. The womens bathroom could definitely use some work.

Saw Tallest Man On Earth perform here. The sound was impeccable!! Great acoustics, good lighting, easy to find a good spot to stand. Downstairs was general admission standing room, upstairs in the balcony had seats that were general admission as well. Will definitely go back!

We saw a comedy show at a great price. The show was wonderful. We got popcorn and 2 bottled sodas. The padded fold up chairs were just comfortable enough to enjoy the 2 hours sitting. We even got a photo with Ryan Hamilton! The venue was very charming.

Saw digable planets here. Great fun! Venue had good acoustics and a well thought-out floor plan for patrons. Snacks were a bit over-priced.

The Neptune is a very nice, small venue which hosts a wide range of national and international artists. Featuring intimate seating, good house sound and friendly staff to help make the most of your concert experience. Recommended.

Its really great for a smaller theatre, and I had a lot of fun at a Starset concert last year. The prices are reasonable, and the seating is well laid out.

A quaint old theater that hold live performances on a regular occasion. The mens room upstairs is an event in its self climbing the ramped floor all the way through the restroom. The upstairs balcony has a great view of the stage that is not too far removed from the stage. Our seats this night are second row just off left of center....perfect for a night of good music.

I love this old theater in the heart of the University District, opened in 1921 and designed by architect Henderson Ryan, it was renovated in 2011 and designated as a World Heritage Site in 2014. The theater has beautiful architectural details like busts of Neptune with green glowing eyes, and it is a great venue for live shows, large enough for a big crowd but it still feels intimate with not a bad seat in the house.

First time here. Easy to get to without driving: Ferry to light rail to UW, walk across campus to University then up to 45th. Its an interesting little theater, just perfect for tonights show: A John Waters Christmas.

This is a fabulous theater to catch a musical! The original theater theme and decor is gorgeous and rich. Ive seen a few shows from various vantage points. Not a bad seat in the house. Good location in Seattle, close to restaurants and shops. Make a weekend of it!

Great venue for live shows. Went there for To Gogol Bordello, and it was a fun show. Small enough venue that there isnt a bad seat in the house.

Excellent venue! Its easy to see from any seat. Great inexpensive popcorn, friendly bartenders at the drink stands. Ive made several happy memories here!

The Neptune is officially my favorite Seattle venue for music. They have great performers at reasonable ticket prices, and the location itself is beautiful, iconic, and full of character. Its also much smaller than other STG venues in the area so concerts are more intimate. Strong drinks, fantastic bands, GA and seated shows alike, I love this place!!

I remember 15 years ago when they only showed movies. 15 years later.........still beautiful, utilized much better (the Craig Robinson show was great even from deep in the balcony), BOOZE!!!, but some attention still needs to be given to the AC/air movement. It gets hot with no current and a ton of bodies so close together (as a fat dude I can say that the seats werent a problem).Still a great experience. Cheers and sorry for not posting this last month.

I absolutely loved this venue!!!!! Not only did I bring my 5 year old to see Trombone Shorty and his band, but All of the staff (from security, concession stand, upstairs mini bar staff) were absolutely amazing. They were all so kind, and helpful. The house manager Dan was incredible too. He took care of my son with a cozy seat and a little TLC. I will definitely return for future concerts, and I highly recommend the venue overall. If I could give more stars I totally would!Thanks for hosting a great band, and for having such kind staff! You guys rock!!!!!

I have to say Im genuinely surprised with how comfortable this venue was. Ive been there to attend a comedy show and sat at the upper level, first row. The view of the stage was incredible, not far at all.Sure, the venue is old and looks a bit beat up but the seats were super comfortable, sound system was pretty good with no echoes and clear sound.Once you get over the tacky neptune-themed decor, everything else works :-)

Would walk by here while going to school at UW, went to see a show here once. It was a decent (but not overwhelming) experience.

We went to see local natives here!!! It is a neat little space with good sound, bar in the back, and an upstairs area.

Really nice venue for concerts. Went to VNV Nation show there last night, and I appreciated the intimacy of the place. Made the show even more of a magical event.

Best venue in the city. Slanted floors, tiered floors and balcony. If you can see your favorite bands here, do it!

Great show, nice venue. I liked how the stage was elevated so much that way we could still see the artist even being behind others.

I had a great experience going to see Big Freedia and all the opening acts I will give this a 5-star however they only limits you at the bar to three drinks at a time even though Im coming to back to get more for the people that I was with I had a great experience going to see Big Freedia and all the opening acts I will give this a five-star however they only limits you at the bar to three drinks at a time even though Im coming back to get more for the people that I was with if you already know the person is going to be by more drinks in a big crowd why only limit them to three drinks Max and then have to come right back up to swipe their card again other than that Great Open Space loves atmosphere and if they have another concert soon I would definitely be coming back

Super cool little theater. Great sound. Staff was really helpful with accessibility seating accommodations. Looking forward to returning.

Great concert venue with options to stand up close to the band or sit in the balcony, which has great views. Not too big. I was getting over a cold, so I didnt investigate the bar offerings.

Came here to see a band and this venue is aesthetically pleasing to the eye. Love the cute details of mythology keeping with the theme. Love that its smaller but the sound is on par. No parking lot but I found parking in a nearby neighborhood which resulted in a 10 min walk which is nothing.

Four nights of amazing service from all the hotel personnel including the valet, front desk, restaurant, and housekeeping staff. They were genuinely warm and friendly, like family welcoming you home for the holidays; professional, offering impeccable serie mailing packages, recommending restaurants and things to do.

Was to see Santa Cecilia. Nice dance floor downstairs , upstairs great sitting area.

Intimate and a Seattle mainstay. Standing /dancing on the main level and seating on the upper level. No bad seat in the house. Has all the Seattle funky charm and character. Grateful that with all the recent changes in Seattle this gem is still around.

Historic Seattle theatre restored as a great live music venue. Seating is basically all GA, with a main floor area and balcony. The bar area is open to the stage letting you enjoy yourself during all ages shows without having to pound your beer.Do yourself a favor and go see a show here!!

This is an awesome old theater with tons of character. There isnt a bad seat in the house, and the size makes for very intimate performances.There is a concession stand with popcorn, candy, soft drinks, cookies, and a small number of frozen sweets.The bar is located in the auditorium, so you can continue enjoying the show while getting a drink. The drinks are quite expensive.

They did a great job with the remodel, like 10years back? Wonderful medium sized venue with character.Mezzanine seats are usually first come, so get there early if youre a sitter.

After years of trying to catch a show here, I finally got to the theater! I was so excited! All the staff we dealt with were nice, loved the art inside the actual theater. However, the seats were incredibly uncomfortable to sit in for nearly 4 hours straight. And the place looks a little rundown up close. Would love to see her fixed up a bit and truly cared for, however, unless the seating gets better I cant say I will be going back.

The Neptune plays a lot smaller than it is and is very a very intimate venue.

Great atmosphere and venue. Had never been here before tonight but would go back to see another show. The drinks are a little pricey but thats as to be expected in my opinion anyway

The Neptune has incredible sound, full bar (and tons of beer!), snacks, and a wonderful Mythological/Nautical theme dotted throughout the venue. I saw Broken Social Scene on 7/29/19, and it rocked my socks. Cant wait to see a show here again!

Great old theater. A little seedy, a lot of aged over the top grandeur. Fun place. Acoustics are pretty good also.

Great place to see a show! The character and history of this place is amazing! The floors are wonky and the bathroom stinks, but overall its still one of my favorite venues.

I used to go see the Rocky horror picture show at this theatre in the 90s. I loved it then and still do now. They took out the seats in the floor section and added a bar in the upper part of the lower section. Works out great, and the sound is awesome!. Killer venue for shows, do to you being only feet from the artist.

Great venue to see a band. Small enough to get up close. No real food so easy before you go.

Feels intimate, re-entry allowed, drinks allowed to leave the bar area, I want all bands I love to play there.

The seats were a little small for a bigger person, otherwise everything were fine

One of the coolest old venues in town. I used to come here to go to the movies back in the day, but now so many concerts. Its always a great venue with not a bad seat in the house. It has my love and devotion forever.

Love the Neptune. Such a great place to see a show. You can actually see the performers and feel like your connected.

Great venue! Hard to hear further back though. Could be a little more organized staff wise. Also, better food options.

Great concert venue. The entry process is easy (with metal detectors) inside the space is cozy and contains mostly ramps to make it easy to navigate. Good bar options for those inclined.

The staff was ALL-PRO! My new favorite Venue.

Friendly and helpful staff. Good sound, and great atmosphere with the general admission. Even the top seats provided a comfortable viewing experience

Its a good place to see shows. Staff is generally polite enough. Prices are on par with the times and location. Sound is usually good.

I much prefer going to see artists at this venue. The parking is a bit easier and more fairly priced than most of Seattle. But Im also of the opinion that anything is better than getting rained on with the sweat of a 1,000 strangers from the ceiling at The Crocodile. God that place is gross and parking blows d**k. So yea, I like The Neptune much better.

This is my favorite venue. Its gorgeous and welcoming, fun to walk around, and the concessions stand lady is WONDERFUL. I cant wait to see more shows here.

I love the Neptune! There are plenty of options on where to stand or sit, there’s something for every type of concert viewer. It’s easy to move around. The staff are very nice. Good bar too. I’ve seen dozens of shows here. It’s a Seattle institution!

Was a great venue for this concert! I absolutely loved being inside a historical part of the university discrict and the sound was pretty good considering it was built for movies not theatre or music. Great intimate venue but large enough that artists can bring the energy of a festival performance. No pyrotechnics indoors, thankfully and the bar was easy-going but firm on ID. Also coat check felt safe and merchandise was cleverly positioned about the entrances on the second floor.

Great venue to see shows and then get ice cream next door:=)

Great venue! Old school vibe, nice employees, short wait for bathroom and drinks at a sold out show. Amazing place to see a concert!

One of the more comfortable and classic of Seattles old theaters. And right off the Ave means tons of great food and drinks nearby.

This is a really cool theater but it could use some updating. If you are thinking about getting tickets on the balcony, the rows are not labeled and it makes it a bit hard to find your seat, otherwise the acoustics are pretty good and visibility is ok even from the very back.

Epic balcony, tasty snacks, great nautically Neptunesk aesthetic interior!

Great experience with the staff and a great space, but the sound was SO disappointing. Couldn’t even hear what the musicians were saying, let alone singing. Tried both the center balcony and the floor, stage right; neither were good. What is with the sound in this place?!? I’m seeing my favorite musician there in a week, and I’m crossing my fingers that it’s better.

This is one of my favorite concert venues. No matter where you sit, you still feel like you are very close to the stage and have a good view.

Location was quaint, retro and had plenty of amenities. Seats were tight, uncomfortable and aligned in long rows. If you have a long haul show and your body needs to move, find an isle seat. Plan ahead for parking or get yourself a ride, there is no adjacent parking lot.

The first venue I have been so that had no sound issues during a concert! Everything sounded so good. We sat on the balcony because we arent really floor people, and could still see everything just fine. It was also a bonus that it didnt take 20 minutes to exit the building either.

Small intimate venue with great sound!

This is a Great place to watch and submerge yourself in a band or show. Convenient location of bar assures you dont miss a thing. Wonderful venue. Highly recommend this place. Convenient parking as well.

Cute little theatre next to the UW tower. Its pretty small so expect to stand outside in line if you come in early.

An older venue with character. Lower level and balcony.Note: when you get here the line forms across the street to the west.

I’ve seen dozens of music concerts here, great venue in a classic old theatre. Can’t wait until we can see music where again.

I love this venue. Casual, historical and intimate.

Great little venue! This historic building feels like the Paramount, but smaller. The result is a great view from nearly everywhere in the theater. I was there for a concert and meet n greet with the band, and the staff was very friendly and helpful. They let us leave and drop stuff off between the meet n greet and the concert without having to get back in line. Overall, this is one of my favorite venues in the Seattle area.

Strange ramps in this venue, good views from multiple points

Smaller venue, I paid for parking down the street and the walk was short. I had back balcony seats and still felt like I could see everything fine, and the show was great. My only complaint is how close the seats were together, my legs felt very squished lol The concessions were simple popcorn and drinks, and it was easy to find where to buy the shows merchandise near the entrance. Definitely plan to come back for future shows ️

Such a beautiful venue. The architecture is lovely. It was clean and staff was friendly and helpful.

Its like the perfect place close to home good drinks easy in out to smoke concerts film old new fun spot

One of the better small venues in Seattle for live music and comedy shows.

Had a great time at the venue. Im not a big concert goer, but I really enjoyed this event. Dispatch was great. The upper balcony seating was comfortable and the food and beverage was easily accessible. For a small theater, the acoustics were good and the view was great.

Saw David Crosby perform here. Wonderful venue! Not a bad seat in the house!

The perfect venue ... Large enough for rich sound; small enough to be able to interact with the bands.

Great show, decent place.

Beautifully small, which was a blessing when you have to leave the performance to use the bathroom.but i did have to lean into someone elses personal space in order to see what was happening on stage.its a late note, but the seating should be staggered

Bar staff and door staff SO friendly and helpful! Concert was great and seating was good too.

Cool historical space with tiered lower level and seats on the upper level.

Amazing area and beautiful theater. Upstairs galls are a bit small but other than that I really enjoyed the building and show that was put on! Had balcony seats and had no issues seeing the stage! Row K seats 6,8, & 10

Small but nice venue! Seats were very close together, but the stage was visible even from the back of the balcony. Will definitely be coming back for more shows

Really loved the venue, but making folks line up across the street while it was pouring rain, with no cover or shelter NOT COOL.I was traveling and fortunately had an umbrella.