Seattle's Best Karaoke — Local services in Seattle

What a fun first-time Karaoke experience! Planned this for the final night of a Seattle vacation with friends from around the country, and it was amazing. I was able to reserve everything online a month before our meetup. We came in 30 minutes late and I was a bit bummed that my group wasted so much of our two hour reservation, but as we got ready to leave, the man at the front desk let us stay for another 30! We must have been lucky and had nobody immediately after us, but that was so unexpected and nice when it was completely our fault that we had lost so much Karaoke time.

I would definitely recommend it to groups of Karaoke newbies as long as someone's willing to learn to use the equipment (staff will walk you through how to use it.) The equipment worked great and we were able to use Youtube and other sites for songs not on their list. Also, getting the Banquet license was extremely easy and all I had to do was pay $10 online and bring a printed out copy of the license. It was an awesome experience and our room was perfect...

I don’t understand why this place get 4+ stars. The owner charges $10/hour/person with upfront payment, which is not cheap at all, but what they offer is literally a laptop with a very old software to search for songs. We had 10 persons and it easily costed us $100 per hour while other karaoke with much better facilities would cost $30-$50 per room for an hour. The laptop sometimes froze for us. The room is filled with old chairs that you can feel the frame hitting your butts. I think they should change the name to be the best karaoke in the 70s to avoid wrong expectation. I wouldn’t complain this much if the price is matching with what they offers. Don’t throw your money out of the window...

rooms are clean. but thats about the only positive thing i can say. the setup is literally a laptop with an application from the 90s with the worst interface

song selection is pretty poor.

there's no liquor license. If you want to drink you need to get your own license

the room is either fully lit or theres a strobe light. theres a ceiling fan but you cant turn that on without turning on the room light

you have to pay for minimum 2 hours ahead of time

the room setup is just a bunch of chairs along the wall.

for the price there are mich better...