Nightlife in Pierce County, Washington

18810 Meridian E, Puyallup, WA 98375, United States

“Great food good place... It's a bit tiny but it's a fun place... We started with the pretzels...a bit crunchy and the cheese was very runny....I had the roadhouse salad with crispy chicken and ranch and it was delicious... He had the chicken and Joe's... It was very good definitely recommend.”

1202 S 11th St, Tacoma, WA 98405, United States

“The pizza was great. There were many unique options and flavor combinations. I also ordered the beet salad, which was delicious with lots of hazelnuts and blue cheese crumbles. One pizza would have been enough for my husband and I with the …”

1200 4th St NW, Puyallup, WA 98371, United States

“I’ve been meaning to come here and make this review. This bar was awesome! I’m not normally someone who visits country style bars but this places was lively and I was introduced to some awesome country music. Watching people do the line dances was also really fun. One of the bartender took great care of us and even gave us a free drink! She probably doesn’t remember us but we’re definitely planning on coming back! Especially to learn the line dances! Thank you Big Whiskey for an awesome new experience!”

9007 S 19th St, Tacoma, WA 98466, United States

“I have been coming to Narrows for about 7 years and let me tell you— visiting Narrows Brewery is always an absolute delight. Whenever I am back in town, it’s always one of my first stops. Not only does it boast an impressive selection of craft brews, but its picturesque waterfront location with a view of the bridge adds an extra touch of magic to the experience. The relaxed atmosphere coupled with friendly staff makes it the perfect spot to unwind with friends or simply enjoy a quiet moment by the water. There has always been an amazing “family” feeling within this brewery that is unmatched. I would highly recommend Narrows for both beer enthusiasts and those seeking a serene escape!”

8315 83rd Ave SW, Lakewood, WA 98498, United States

“Poor bartender. Cold Attitude and very unfriendly. Told her this bar was very nostalgic to us, as we had drank there often in our early 20’s (a decade prior) she didn’t care…. Gave us poor service and a last call of 1:10 am with a cold shoulder. Pretty bummed as you can tell the bartenders are running Their own agenda opposite of what a business owner would Hope from a hometown establishment.”

6409 6th Ave, Tacoma, WA 98406, United States

“So, I couldn't get a straight answer about this place. Finally, I went there. Here's how it works. I went Saturday night. It cost $25.00 at the door, as there was a Halloween costume contest. Normally, it's $20. The doors opened at around 9:45, though Google said 9:30. They "weren't ready yet." We all froze in line. Once you get in, the place is clean and nice. There are either 2 or 3 bars. The tenders were nice and friendly. You can pay $5.00 to check your coat/purse. The restroom is clean. If you want to sit, you need to pay for that, extra. It's pricey. And I understand you should do that ahead of time, but no one confirmed. They have a number of groupings of leather upholstered couches for RSVP and a few tables, also for RSVP. They are package priced and come with drinks. Otherwise, you can stand. I was told there are unreserved tables, but I couldn't find one and I was one of the first in line. The dance floor is mid-sized. People were dancing with drinks and spilling them all over it. It was packed. The music is not what I was expecting. I was thinking "dance class salsa and bachata tunes." Nope. This is like Latin "house", if I had to describe it. It was not danceable for me. It was syncopated beats. Add to the noise, frequent air horns blasted by gorgeous, scantily-clad coctail waitresses. They use fog/bubble guns and air horns and sparklers and whistles (yes, gym teacher whistles) to bring joy/attention to certain VIP reserved groups. It's LOUD. The music was extraordinarily loud, and I go to music venues often. Zero conversation is possible here. I was driving, so I ordered a diet coke. $9.62....before tip. Diet coke. Yup. I asked if there were free refills. Almost all in attendance were 20-something couples. Everyone was dressed well. Those not in costumes were in semi-formal attire or dressed appropriately for a provocative music video with all of their assets showcased. Lots of skin. No one was doing fancy salsa moves. Everyone was just mostly swaying to the monotonous cadence of the synthesized beat. It reminded me of The Sims. I cut my losses and left after just over an hour. There was a long line of folks waiting to be allowed inside. I'm sure it was being kept below fire code. Besides the dance floor, there was plenty of space to wander around. There was security all over, and everything seemed up to code. With how poorly the Latino community is treated in this area, I'm sure they have to watch their P's and Q's. Needless to add, I will not be returning. If I want to try out my Latin moves, I'll go on Fridays to Century Ballroom in Seattle.”