Last Supper Club

This place is super seedy. The upstairs was a ghost town with poorly mixed top 40 music. I was with a friend of mine and she ordered a drink … The night ended with her in the ER finding out that she had been roofied!!! We believe it may have been the staff there! We will never go there again and I would not recommend this place to anyone!

Most nightclubs have shitty sound systems. I worked here for a few years, so I am biased, but it just sounds so much better here than most other clubs.

I came here once & had just an alright time, but I do see potential for this club if it works more on promoting to get more people in because it actually is a nice looking club. There’s 2 floor, upstair is EDM & downstair is hip-​hop, the downstair to me looks like a dungeon, but in a good way like it’s purposely decorated to look like a dungeon for a mysterious vibe. Maybe I just went on an empty night & should give this another try! Staff were nice here, I think it’s just located on a corner that nobody really walk past by so it doesn’t get as much traffic walking in. Volume is like a block away and is always packed, but I absolutely refuse to step in that place ever again, I much rather go here & be surrounded with classier people!

I have been to a lot of clubs in my time and this one was probably one of my tops I walked up and had a small conversation with the door guy sean and he was very helpful and very good at his job after that I walked in and had to pay a very small fee for admition but it was by far worth it cause once I got in the music was great the staff was great the drinks where cheap and there where options for upstairs or down stairs im definatly coming back

I was really excited to try a Seattle Dance Club, but was a little disappointed with Last Supper Club. We went there for a Bachelorette Party and had our own space with bottle service.
Bottle Service.
We had 10 of us girls and shared the entire bottle of Vodka and mixers which lasted us about 2 hours. It was also locked up every time we stepped away. This saved us a lot of money. NEGATIVE: The Waitress was rude and was not enthused to be our server whatsoever. Cute girl, ugly attitude.
Our seating:
We barely squeezed in. We could have used one more couch.
For a dance club:
Clean, great lighting, nice club, very metro and stylish. They had some decent talent for DJ’s. However, the DJ in the basement was far better than the featured DJ in the main room. Guess we preferred house and dance/​rap music more than the digital techno.
Clientele:
Basement group was bumpin’, fun, friendly.
Upstairs… completely weird, gross and dirty freaks.
At least we stayed for 2 hours, but it was because of the bottle service and the basement DJ.
If I return, I’m heading down to the basement!

This place was pretty fun. I went here for a friend’s birthday party on a Saturday night and we got there right before 10PM. We were basically the only people in there when we got there! It was surprising how much of a ghost town it was. We still had to pay a $ 10 cover even though we were there pretty early and it was super dead, but I guess the only positive was the booth accepted debit cards and not just cash as a lot of places do.
It took a good 30 or so minutes before the place started getting some life to it, and my group of friends and I kept trying to go to the downstairs area to dance because there is way more room but that area wasn’t open until a later time, and no employees knew when that would be…
Overall it was pretty fun and all, definitely not too crowded and hot/​sweaty as some places can be. I can see myself going back here but it definitely won’t be my first choice when I’m out in Seattle.

No lounges or «clubs» in Seattle is that great, but for the small city, it’s all the city has for some entertainment. Thank you to Johnny Lim for the free reserved table for my post-​birthday. Though I did not really sit on it, it was nice having it for all our belongings.
Before it was remodeled, I felt more people came here 3 years ago than now. It wasn’t the best location to be for a poppin’ birthday, but my friend offered me a spot and I took it. To help support his promoting, I brought a few friends, bought a few drinks, and danced. After waiting an hour or so and seeing that the emptiness was still going on, I had to move. Even though the location looks more modern now and is an upscale from it’s divey looks before, it is still not bringing in the crowd it used to.
i guess those people moved on to better things, or just got married. Best of luck to LSC for their future.

This is my favorite club in Seattle because of the two dance floors and ample seating. The drinks are good. The music is always good.
The last experience was a little different than usual. I had VIP entry for a group. It was a PAIN trying to coordinate the date with whomever I was texting. The VIP entry came with party shots, which took FOREVER to get. I literally had to track them down and ask 3 people to get them.
So, the usual experience + the last experience = A-​OK… I guess.

We had a good time here. But it’s tricky to review clubs or lounges because experiences can greatly vary based on the DJ, the bartenders, the dancers, events, etc… yeah, a lot of variances!
We were here on a Friday night… Upstairs, dancing was non-​stop starting around midnight or so. Music was good, people were pretty cool. Gogo dancers were alright — pretty fun overall.
Downstairs, another bar and the music was more hip-​hop. I really appreciated the basement/​lounge feel the rooms have… it’s a nice place to rest those feet and have a drink or two… or three!
If we get free passes again I’d be down to come back here!

Was here for a pre-​wedding dance party and, though this place was not typically my scene it also seems to be struggling.
We turned up around 9pm to wait for the rest of our group. We had a reserved section, but there was plenty of space as there were only about 4 other people here at 9pm on a Friday night (I guess that is pretty early). The rest of our crew turned up just before 10pm and totally brought the party. In all, we were a group of about 15 – 20 and, if it wasn’t for us, that place would have been dead!
The atmosphere was good. Dark with decent lighting, but the DJ seemed to switch every 20 minutes… I’m not sure if they were doing a competition or what. We were rather unpleasantly surprised when around 11pm two scantily clad women hopped up on the speakers and started dancing. Who invited them to our dance party?!
Drinks were ok. Bartenders were ok. Music was ok. Atmosphere was ok. If we had not been there the crowd would have been sad and small. Would I choose to come back? Probably not.

Awesome music, GORGEOUS establishment, beautiful gogo dancers and great people! LSC is an awesome place to dance and socialize. Wednesdays are no cover with amazing tunes all night and the staff is really on top of things. If you wanna dance amongst a non-​douchey crowd and get into a good vibe, Last Supper Club is the spot!

I heard Tydi was going to be here on 5-​18-​2012, so I bought tickets to see him with my friend while I was up visiting seattle for vacation. This is a decent size club. The place was packed for Tydi. Upon entering you can literally go straight to the dance floor, otherwise you have to head all the way to the back to get to the bar. It was a crowded night and the tables with bar stools in the middle of the club that separates the dance floor and the bar makes it hard to get to the bar. The bar service was good. I did not have to wait too long, to get her attention. My friend and I just had crab pot before arriving here and within 30 minutes I had to take a dump. They have only 1 urinal and 1 bathroom stall in their men’s restroom. If you have to unload the beast, this is definitely the wrong place to do it.
The dance floor was not big enough for the crowd that Tydi brought. I was lucky to have been able to get somewhere near the front early and stayed there until Tydi finished. The music was good and they had two gogo dancers, 1 on each side dancing. Overall I would come here again in the future because they seem to bring in big name EDM DJ’s

Great music and space. I was lucky enough to score a livingsocial deal for VIP section for 4 with champagne which totally made it awesome! Staff was nice and the drinks kept on coming!
*Tip: look up the DJ playing before hand. The music can be hit or miss depending on who is playing.

LSC is one of the longest standing clubs in Seattle. In an industry where only the strong (flexible) survive, this staple of northwest nightlife has stood the test of time by moving with the times. Newly renovated in 2011, this well established downtown hotspot has never looked better ~ check out the recent photos just added! ;) …if you’re looking for a place to seriously get down, or wind down; LSC has you covered with a diverse range of events through the week. The venue transforms from an relaxed, pre-​funk ultralounge in the early evening, to a roof raising party zone into the wee hours, bringing world famous djs from far & wide to the main stage, year after year. Come see why the Last Supper club is still the brightest star in the emerald city tonight!

This doesn’t count as a club in my book. Its a bar. I went here on a Friday with 2 girls and the music was at a club volume, and the drinks are Vegas priced, but the dance floor is the size of my bathroom and VIP booths along the side are secluded, there are too many seats everywhere, and bar stools everywhere, everybody looked sober, when I heard how much drinks cost after paying cover it sobered me up too.
I live within walking distance and I aint coming back, I would be kinda pissed if I drove to get to this spot, especially if they charging cover to get in a bar.
Music quality was good, but cranking the volume up doesn’t make your bar a club.

I dunno what happened to LSC. I used to come here on a regular basis when I was a single lady, and the music and vibe used to be so much better. The only reason I came here last night was because my roommate won a VIP party for her and all her friends. A bunch of us went out, but the requirements to make the VIP party were to be there by 9pm (wtf, sooo early). And the free food? Nothing but low-​grade ground beef and tortillas for some cheap tacos. I guess not paying cover is cool, but come on, most places don’t charge cover till after 9pm anyway.
In any case, we had a good time. But the DJ’s sucked. My friend works for an electronica music startup and has valid opinions about the quality of techno DJs, and speaking for the main floor (aka the dance/​techno floor), he said it was bad music. As for me, I was in the basement trying to dance to the hip hop/R&B stuff, but it was so bad. Horrible transitions. Lots of Ludracris. Poor mashups. And not enough pop/​top 40 to spice things up (where was the Taio Cruz? Where was the Britney? Where was the Gaga? Where was the Usher?). *sigh* I really wanna love this place because I’ve had some great memories. But take my advice, go when there is a DJ you like. Don’t bank on the in-​house DJs to play good jams.
Also, they apparently charge you a buck each time you run a credit card so you feel forced to keep your tabs open. Lame. AND the bouncers/​security guys are homophobes. A couple guy friends of mine wanted to be silly and dance the pole in the middle of the room and they weren’t up there two seconds before being pounced on and told to get off. Even though they had people cheering them on! Granted, they were kidding around, but still. Double lame.

I attended the NYE event here last night, and my goodness was it a mess. I had purchased VIP tickets. The VIP tickets were supposed to include:
–VIP Mezzanine access
–Appetizer Buffet (7−9pm)
–Champagne Toast
–Party Favors
So, we arrive around 7:45 and the doors aren’t open for anyone yet. While we’re waiting the caterers show up and deliver the food. We finally get let in a bit over an hour after the doors were supposed to be. Our names weren’t on the list at the door, and we were told that the doorman didn’t have the complete lists yet– they were still being printed out. They decided to just write down my name and let us in (the doorman couldn’t even get my name written down right though, even copying it off my ID. Kept writing down my first and middle name only, forgetting my last name). While this was going on the manager changed the information as to which wristbands we were supposed to get. This came into play later.
Downstairs the coatcheck didn’t have change yet, so wasn’t taking payment for coats and was going to have us pay when we picked up. At the end of the night it turned out that coatcheck wasn’t organized at all, couldn’t find coats, and couldn’t remember who paid and who hadn’t. The line to the coatcheck also blocked the passage to the bathrooms, which made for a lot of pushing and shoving.
Since we were let in late, the food wasn’t available as long as it was supposed to be. Thankfully we were greedy and ate a bunch quickly right at first.
We then tried to go up to the mezzanine. We were told that no, we needed RED wristbands. We had been given WHITE. I went and asked at the front door, to clarify and make sure that we were indeed supposed to be able to access the open VIP seating in the mezzanine. The doorman didn’t know, and said that perhaps they had gotten so many bookings for teh $ 400 tickets which included reserved tables for 4 that there was no longer open VIP seating. He couldn’t check the website since his device was dead, and I couldn’t since my device doesn’t do flash. I finally found the guy we’d been talking to before we were let in, who was on security, and asked him. He was able to escort us up, and the drink waitress in the mezzanine was able to ask around and find out that we had the right bands and were allowed there (after she got 5 different answers too).
Champagne was never brought upstairs, nor was it available in the general area downstairs (aside from the reserved $ 400 tables and the two private rooms). I asked the mezzanine waitress, and the mezzanine bartender. Neither knew. I asked the mezzanine bouncers, they didn’t know either (and never asked anyone, despite my being told they would). Midnight hit and there was no champagne, and no party favors.
In the end– we’d easily spent a third of our time trying to figure out what the hell was going on, and trying to get to the seating area we had paid for (my friend had worn shoes expecting to be able to sit periodically). We never got the champagne or favors which we had paid for. We didn’t get the food for the time period we had paid for.
Other things worth noting:
–Drink prices were also rather insane. For a well G&T and a Captain & Coke it was $ 16. A Vodka Redbull was $ 10. Drink prices quoted at the different bars were not consistent. The VIP bar did not have pitchers of water, so the option was a bottle or fight to one of the general admission bars.
–The music in the two side rooms did NOT jive with that which was the music in the main room nor with the vibe of the feature DJ. This meant that most of the crowd was uncomfortably jammed into the main room the whole time, making getting onto the floor or off the floor or across the floor impossibly difficult. Better co-​ordination would have been good.

Thank god I didn’t have high hopes before setting foot in this club.
I won a VIP table for 4 on Facebook and submitted the names of who all would be there with me. When I got to the door, the old cranky door man didn’t have any of my information in his iPad. I explained the situation and they scooted us over to the side while they got another guy to find out what was going on. The door guy’s excuse: «This really isn’t my job».
After 5 mins or so, another guy brought us in and found us a table. I don’t know if it was technically «VIP» but it was a place to sit.
The by 10pm the club wasn’t even half full.
It also stated on FB that I had won a bottle of champagne and i explained this to the waitress (and showed her proof on my phone), it took her another 5 minutes to track down a bottle and it wasn’t even cold.
Thankfully 1 bottle was enough for the 4 of us to have 2 glasses each and we headed the hell out of there.
The crowd seemed really mixed. There were girls dressed up like skanks and some in jeans/​tees. Some guys had nice jackets and shirts on and others wore crappy jeans and had their windbreakers tied around their waists. We even saw a couple sit down at a VIP booth and pull out their Netbooks and start surfing the internet (WHY WOULD YOU COME TO A CLUB AND DO THIS?!!)
I would say don’t even bother coming here unless an awesome DJ was scheduled to play. The staff doesn’t have their shit together and it all seems over priced.

We went here for their Halloween night celebration.
The place was packed beyond reason and you could not move around.
Totally expected for Halloween, so I wont lower my review based on that.
I WAS disappointed in the restrooms. They used to be pretty well kept up, but this night there were some really gross things on the floor and it had a bad smell.
Drink prices were also higher than before (because of the holiday)? One counter I went to had cocktails for about $ 6, the other had them for $ 8 each.
Also, those of us who prepaid beforehand online for the discounted rate of $ 10 were made to stand outside in the pouring rain for over 35 minutes. Their system of checking off who had paid online or not was not effective whatsoever. People who paid the full price got the luxury of walking in through the front door within 5 minutes, which was upsetting.

Can you say meat market?
Came here with a big group of girls and even though we were on the guest list they made us wait in line. I SUSPECT because there was a CRAP load of guys going in and ZERO girls. I think they wanted to show that this place HAD some girls.
Was late for the 1030 guest list, but they let us in for free anyway (not really bonus becasue that’s something I expect in a bar)
And when we were there it was actually pretty good times. The upstairs was a seating lounge, the main floor was some good-​ish house/​top 40 and the bottom floor was solid top40/​pop.
This place seems to cater to a range of bachelor (ette) parties, frat boys, douchey affliction/​ed hardy wearers, tourists and other people who just want to find a club fast.
All in all I can’t complain. It really did give a ¾ star experience and it’s like the regular bar you’d go to (much like the Roxy in Vancouver)
BUT it was just not my scene.
I WILL give it thumbs up for the friendliness. there was a good degree of male/​female mixing without the unnecessary grinding and date rape drug.