I have heard about FLAMMABLE forever from great people. I finally got to go on Sunday and had an awesome time. Low key vibes and lots of happy dancers to bomb Djs. Brian Lyons killed and played one of my old deep and rare tracks and sounded fantastic! Thanks again Seattle!!Read Less

Just good stiff drinks in a historical landmark, with insane bathroom graffiti, that also brings back a LOT of great memories from the 90’s. Plus one of Seattle’s friendliest bartenders! Go have HH or watch a show and enjoy a slice of Seattle old school. Oh, it’s CASH ONLY (but they have a cash machine in the bar) Read Less

This is THE place for house music on Sunday night. Flammable has been going on for decades and it rarely disappoints. Shout out to Brian Lyons for keeping the party going and flying in world class talent on a consistent basis. The crowd on Sunday is extremely diverse and the party really starts to peak well after midnight. Read Less

This is THE place for house music on Sunday night. Flammable has been going on for decades and it rarely disappoints. Shout out to Brian Lyons for keeping the party going and flying in world class talent on a consistent basis. The crowd on Sunday is extremely diverse and the party really starts to peak well after midnight. Read Less

For a cash only dive bar drink prices should be lower. 7 bucks for a vodka oj sprite and 6 for Mannie's? I'll just go to the pizza place around the corner and hit up their happy hour and come back. Lol Read Less

Getting all the good in one place, yep. This is it.  Like to have fun? Love amazing drinks? Need some excitement?! Come get it.  100% will be back.  Hope to see you there. Ade' makes the best cocktails in sea town. Check it. Read Less

Flammable on Sunday nights is Seattle's weekly house night and a home for the weirdos and freaks. I close my eyes and when I open them, there are people on stage, voguing at each other. Close them again, open, and there are break dancers forming a circle behind me. People of all ages and backgrounds are here to dance. Hit the red light! Make it swing! This place can get to be a jungle the way people move around so freely. I have had some of my favorite dancing moments in this bar, and the vibe is always right. Exactly the kind of people that are dancing because they love to dance. People playing music because they love to play. The sound can be eh, the bar is cash only, the bathrooms are unisex (or maybe I've just been treating them that way?) and I always leave drenched in sweat from dancing my heart out. Feel lucky to have found this "hole-in-the-wall" space in this city of new. Look forward to checking out more events here :) Read Less

After going to yesterday's Collide-o-Scope and experiencing the atmosphere and general feel of the bar, this is definitely going to be my go-to spot for at least every second Monday. I'm not much of a club/dancing person (I'm not in college anymore and my body ruthlessly punishes me for being awake past 11), but I 100% see myself returning here to relax, have some brews, and enjoy fun events with nice, accepting, and friendly people. Read Less

Singles for the price of doubles.  Bartenders don't seem to want to be there.The venue is run-down and in need of some serious cleaning.  It's the type of place you go to for an event or performance, but it's not a casual neighborhood bar.I swore I wouldn't be back, but went for a show - and they packed the floor with the most comfortable metal folding chairs.  The show was fun, but the place is just a shithole. Read Less

A $20 cover is excessive for a basement dive bar with a DJ. The crowd was friendly and nonjudgmental, but the drinks were weak and served in small plastic cups and weren't worth the price. A night out here will cost you a fortune! On a positive note: there were plenty of seats for large groups and the place was fairly empty on a Sat night (by club standards). Read Less

Welcome to the Denny Triangle neighborhood, home of a hundred zillion new and tall and shiny and giant and expensive buildings...tucked down below some of them is the venerable old Re-Bar, and for those of you interested in preservation of Seattle's grittier side, do what you can to support the Re-Bar as it applies for historic landmark status and tries to withstand the march of development from South Lake Union. Seattle is losing its cool divey spots left and right and it would be a shame to lose this one, a true bastion of diversity and counterculture that we need now more than ever......but I digress. Re-Bar is home to some of the coolest, wonderfulest events and acts in town, and none are more cool wonderful than the amazing Dina Martina. I've been to many of Dina's Christmas shows and summertime performances, and I'm guaranteed about 5 or 6 laughs per minute. I leave her shows with sore, exhausted laughter muscles all about my face and torso, despite the numbing effects of Re-Bar's paint-strippingly strong cocktails. Dina Martina is the most entertaining entertainer I have ever seen, bar none. Go see her, and in particular, go see her at Re-Bar's Place while it's still possible.And even if you can't see her here, check out something at the Re-Bar, and endorse its lovable weirdness and continued existence. Read Less

Reposted from FB after going to Aphrodite at ReBar the other night. Shout out to the bartender the other night at ReBar. Middle of the busy rush and he takes a good minute and a half to pour straight whiskey, add bourbon whiskey, lime, ice, muddle, combine with ginger beer, cap, mix, pour over fresh ice and garnish with another limeI had to stop and tell him I'd never seen anybody in Seattle take the time to make that drink the way it should be.  I gave him almost the cost of the drink in tip for actually knowing his craft and not just throwing too much cheap whiskey in the bottom of a glass with 7up and a drop of bitters on top while charging me $10 for said drink. Read Less

I've always had a good time at Re-Bar. It's a great place to go with your significant other or some friends for dancing. It's a bit divey and all kinds of people visit this place. So if you're uptight, like conforming people and like your clubs super-sanitized this place is not for you. Read Less

I've come to this bar on numerous occasions, and I always have a fun night. The bartenders are pretty nice, and the drink prices aren't too bad either. They have areas where you can sit if you don't wanna dance and the dance floor is decent. I come here for the queer events m, and I love their encouragement of diversity. Night Crush (a lesbian event) is here and I've been to a couple drag King shows. The drinks are cheap, and the crowd is usually approachable and easy to make friends with. Read Less

A Seattle institution. This cool and funky little club/venue has much to offer. Excellent sound system for DJs and bands, and very eclectic theater bookings. My friends and I often go on Sunday nights for their weekly house night. I've always found the staff to be friendly and efficient which contributes to the positive vibes of the space. Recommended to people who want to have a good time and don't want to deal with attitude. Read Less

Sunday nights at Rebar are called Flammable, run by DJ Brian Lyons. It's one of the longest running house music nights in the country & always the best music in town. The vibe at Flammable is fantastic. People from every walk of life, gay/straight black/white young/older come together with one objective: to dance! This gathering can practically be a religious experience, so we call it "church." People giving thanks, coming together to shake off their worries & find joy, in the music, in each other, in their hearts. Sometimes they have local talent, other nights they bring in headliners from the US & around the globe. One thing's for sure, it's always a good time. Read Less

Came in last Sunday night with some friends.  Did coat check and when I went to retrieve my coat later in the night it was gone.  I asked the girl where my coat was and she said it wasn't her problem as she attempted to not even let me look through the coats myself.  I then observe her giving coats to people with no claim tickets, so I assume she just gave my coat to some random person without checking  My car keys were in my coat and I had to have the dealership bring me new keys next day at much trouble and expense ($400).  Called re bar over and over next day after 5 and no one ever answered the phone.  Went in and gave my information and story to guy at front, he said they would call me no matter what.  Never called Read Less

This was my first time visiting Re-bar. The drinks were amazing (and STRONG)!  The people were super friendly and welcoming. I will most certainly return here again. This place retains the essence of Seattle whilst attaining elegance and classiness with a bit of grunge. Perfect Tuesday night Poetry Slam junction! Read Less

I've always had a great time at this venue from the days of queen lucky and the pole dancing arts of the lusty lady "r.I.p" the re bar has always been a diversified venue with something for everyone I once saw modest mouse here way back in the day this is not for the non creative type it's not your " normal Belltown bar " this is one of the last pieces of Seattle club history like the rock candy  now a trendy hotel and aerospace now Moe's its orginal name this venue will always have a special place in my hart Read Less

Rebar is this odd gathering of people that don't seem to actually go together. They have everything from the guy in a three piece suit (covered in tats and piercings) to the girl with dreads. Back again to a gay guy with black glasses and a bow tie to the guy with a trucker had an leathers. None of which smell super awesome  btw. Music isn't the best but it you are high then I guess it could work. Some clean cut ladies wondered in around 11 and took one look around and left. Not even a drink. All in all I wouldn't recommend this place. Not my jamOh. And did I mention the furies?  Yeah. There are even furies here. The smoke from the incense is cool too Read Less

Went here on a Sunday night upon a recommendation of a local. There was a drag show going on with a very small audience. The performance was located in the back of the bar, which was a spacious area with a pretty large stage. We only caught the last 5 minutes, and we stayed at the bar so we didn't really know what was going on.While at the bar, I ordered a Stella Artois (cash only!) The bartender lady was probably the most unhappiest bartender I have ever encountered. Because of that I already felt unwelcomed. Other than that, the bar was pretty divey.. nothing fancy, and some suggestive art in the walls. Overall, we had a less than stellar time and left lol. Read Less

Excellent Venue for the Industrial & Cyber-Punk Music Fans[CAVEAT:  my experience at this venue is only on the monthly Thursday night event, so take that into consideration with my review.] SITREPTucked away on Howell Street in the Downtown Seattle grid is this joint where some great music takes place.   It's pretty non-descript and divy, but it is a great hole-in-the-wall.And since I often find myself staying downtown at Wyndham hotel or the Homewood Suites I-5, this is one dam short hike for me to get out of the room for some nice STOMPY-TIME!THE SET-UPThe 2nd Thursday of each month is the great Industrial night of MECHANISMUS.  This makes for a busy late night of Industrial-EBM music that is definitely worth catching.  The music sets are outstanding by DJs SAVAK, V.O.M. and Omega Brain.  They know how to power-up the dance-floor and give new meaning to the phrase "Floor-Quake."Even by myself I always have a great time hanging out here, but most of the I am lucky enough to catching up with friends in the local Seattle Industrial, Cyber-Punk, and Dark Wave scenes.  One time I chatted up with a cute personable vixen, only to find out it was music-promoter Rachel Haywire.  THAT made for a very entertaining night!THE LOWDOWNFor an excellent stompy time in the Industrial music scene, check out Re-Bar on the 2nd Thursday nights fersure. Read Less

Venue doesn't help in anyway to help promote shows or events!!! Spent much money on venue rental $120 for early evening slot or 15% which ever is greater and personal advertising... poor results. Bad parking area... VERY limited street parking... paid parking lot next to venue. No art on walls Staff VERY Unfriendly Staff uncommunicative when using both email and phone. Hard to tell if the venue is open. Read Less

it is true that this place is for sale....which would stink. it is a great place and had dj queen lucky spinning....and a couple of pool tables...i love this place and highly suggest for a good mix of and straight people----no attitude.....a great place Read Less

Re-bar is the best theater because it isn't a theater - it's a bar. They do what every theater in Seattle strives to do: present some of Seattle's funnest, cutting edge, and original theater - without pretense or stuffiness. The Reason they succede where others fail is because it is a bar first and foremost; so when you go to theater at Re-bar and you find yourself, mid-beer, watching a great piece of theater, it totally catches you off gaurd; all of a sudden you can't pull yourself away to refill the beer you didn't realize you had already finnished. And they do all kinds of different events and plays so I beleive that, at some point, every body will see something they like at Re-bar; be it rock musicals like Hedwig and the Angry Inch to the ridiculousness of The Brown Derby Series to artsy rock/concept shows like the band Awesome's play/concert ""Delaware"" to the campy sensibilty of choral ensemble Captain Smartypants, or maybe the one-night-only monthly events like Burlesque shows or the newest craze, The Seattle Spelling Bee - what ever it is it'll go well with booze! It says something that On The Boards, an incredibly a well funded and nationally respected performing arts center, has picked up at several shows and artists that made their debut at not so well funded nor internationally respected Re-bar. So go to Re-bar to see the best local talent in the coolest shows (sure every now and again you get a lemon, but at worst you have drink and have something to talk about afterwards between dancing to that nights DJ). You never know what you'll get at Re-bar, I guess that's part of the fun, but I have found that more than often you'll see a gem that you wouldn't have seen anywhere else in Seattle! I love this place and think of it as one of Seattle's character defining places! Read Less

Prince and associated artists go toe-to-toe on the dance floor against Michael and the Jackson family during this ultimate dance party! The face-off always promises to be a dance marathon - ""Black Sweat"" takes a swing at ""PYT (Pretty Young Thing),"" only to be pounded by ""Wanna Be Starting Somethin,"" which had better watch it's back when ""Kiss"" comes around. This event was conceived four years by Bomb Hip-Hop who have successfully produced many of these parties in San Francisco and even one in Bend (Oregon) last year. ""As a concept for a DJ battle, Prince vs. Michael is brilliant,"" writes SF Weekly's Hiya Swanhuyser. DJ Dave Paul mixes album cuts, remixes, rare tracks and classics from his extensive record collection; featuring music from Prince, Michael, The Time, The Jackson 5, Sheila E., Janet Jackson, Vanity 6 and many more. 3/23/06 Read Less

For a good time, go to Re-bar! Every night is different, from the theater to the dj's: house music to hip hop to punk rock to drag queens. Re-bar now has a full bar, with hard liquor! Nice people work there, and nice people go there. It's a landmark! Read Less