Trinity Night Club

The guy at the door "checking" IDs and the guest list was completely rude. I had signed up to be on the VIP list because I was hosting a bachelorette party - I signed up for 6 people to be on the VIP list with me for the bachelorette party. 2 of my friends and I were "okay" to go into the club, the 3 other girls were hassled and I told the guy that I had signed them up for the VIP list also. Apparently they weren't on the list and when I explained to him that yes I did know how to use a computer and had infact signed up my friends and me at the same time for VIP status, he became angry. He eventually let them in with a huge sigh all the while glaring at me and giving me the look of death. Once inside the club we all had a great time, drinks were strong and worth the $6. The place was packed, played great music, and provided great eye candy (bartenders and patrons alike). I would probably go back to Trinity, however next time I would make sure everyone was individually signed up for the VIP list since it was such an ordeal and the guy granting access was rude. Pros: strong drinks, good looking bartenders, good music Cons: small bathroom, packed wall to wall with people more

I am reading some reviews below and cannot believe them! Trinity is by far the best club in Seattle. Best music, service, drinks, atmosphere, etc. It has got it all. VIP is SOOO cool and they take care of the club very well. I am seeing some hating towards the bouncers and, yes, they are a little stoic. But that's the way I want a club to be. It keeps everyone in-line and a safe place to party. Trinity reminds me of a Vegas-style club with the lights and very strong DJ's they bring in. Bottomline is that if you are looking to go to a place where the best time is had and hottest women are, go to Trinity. If you want pleasant talkative bouncers who cater to your every whim, I suggest rolling over to the Eastside and having a bottle of wine at the Chateau Ste Michelle. This place is gametime for party-goers. Stop whining and enjoy the ride. Pros: Service, music, atmosphere Cons: Too many hot women more

This is a long-overdue mention of the classiest nightclub in the city. From the minute you walk up, you'll notice the front door staff outfitted in classy suits... a first impression of professionalisim. If your VIP, once through the private VIP/guest list line, your host personally escorts you to your red-roped leather couch seating area just up and beyond the DJ booth. From there your personal waitstaff takes drink orders from the private VIP bar! In this area you can peer over the balcony to the huge main room dancefloor below, or just watch Seattles hottest DJ's spin the tunes that shake the room. The state of the art sound system is like no other! If your arriving via general admission, dont wait until midnight to get out of your jump off spot... this place attracts a full crowd every weekend. Once inside the clubs main enterance you'll notice a grand bar accessable from three rails. Great expedited service every time I visit. From the main room you can walk the hall as the music blends from top 40 hip hop to house to smooth funk.... yes, three rooms of music attracts all kinds of clubgoers. From the hall there are 2 more bars and two very different rooms.... the "blue room" packs up with hot women and swanky men on its dancefloor... head upstairs and you'll find seating and an overlook of the Card Room (great spot to flirt and mingle), or feast your eyes on the Blue Room dancers. As you make your way through the balcony you head back into the main room where the DJ's are always playin the hottest beats and the dancefloor never stops! If you want class, a broad spectrum of clubgoers, and options for music, Trinity is the spot for you! There is a dress code at Trinity so dont wear your ballcaps and sweatsuits... in this place you'll wanna dress to impress! On Fridays and Saturdays in Seattle there is no other place you should be... this is the spot! Pros: DJ's playlists, beautiful people, multiple rooms of music to groove to Cons: none more

I would strongly recommend Trinity Nightclub to anyone from out of town or someone who hasn't been yet... They've been around for a couple years and for a good reason. The bar staff are friendly and make your drinks quickly,security is always around but not in your face, and there's lots of space/different rooms to dance or just chill and have a conversation... The Trinity resident DJ's are always playing the hottest hits as well as mixing in some old school favorites so you're guaranteed to have a great night out! Pros: Service staff, upscale crowd Cons: No other clubs in Pioneer Square to go to more

Usually I never leave reviews- but I thought I would share my AWFULL expeirence here. First of all this club is over priced. The service is awfull and i would never recommend it to anyone. Especially in the VIP section. We had to wait for almost 30 min to get our drinks!!! Don't even get me started on teh music. The club states that it has and R&B room as well as Dance room. The music is awfull- and they call the blue room the Dance room? AWFULL!! Now if people say this is the best club in seattle- appearantly they have not been to any other club in town. If you want to hear good dance music- go to the Last Supper!! Pros: thumbs down Cons: thumbs down more

The people that work there are absolutely rude. i understand that theyre there for a job, but at the same time their friendliness just does not exist. it is a business and for a business to run properly, you need friendly workers. Cons: ugly crowd more

This club is poppin! Cool scene, i love how there are a bunch of rooms. And I can even understand that security needs to be tight in a place like that but the bouncers there are just RUDE. I won't go back there because of it and when someone asks me what I think of that night club I'm going to tell them that the bouncers are friggin rude and not to waste their time or money. Pros: clubbin' Cons: rude bouncers more

This is the first time I have left a review, mainly because I felt that people need to know what happened to me when going to this club. When I went to this club, I was on call for work and needed to be able to go outside as needed to answer my work cell phone. When I was inside dancing, my friend noticed my credit card and id were sticking out of my back pocket and offered to hold them for me so I would not lose them. Shortly after, my cell phone rang and I went outside of the club to answer it, never walking more then 5 feet away from the bouncer. When I was done with my phone call and attempted to re-enter, the bouncer asked for my id. I explained the situation and showed him my stamp from when I had gone in initially. He refused to let me back into the club. My friends were inside, I had no way of contacting them, my coat was in the coat check and it was 40 degrees outside. The bouncer had no problems with forcing me to stand outside and wait for my friends to notice I was gone for however long that took. He did not offer to help in anyway and clearly had no interest in keeping me as a patron. I stood outside for a full 20 minutes until I finally decided to walk to my car, which was 8 blocks away, so I wouldn't freeze and so I could call my friends. My friends and I will not be returning to this club due to the way I was treated. In addition, this club is like any other in Pioneer square. There is nothing special about it and even if there were, it would not be worth being treated badly to go there. Cons: Rude bouncer. more

I thought I would be more impressed by this club based on the line outside. (I have not been to a club with a line for some time) When we walked in, we walked through curtains that had been crudely cut out of cheap black fabric and walked right past the bar's garbage cans. Nice. I don't think they have given much thought to details or ambience at this club. The decor seemed like an after-thought. It was SO crowded in the main room that it was almost impossible to dance or walk through (around) the room. The VIP room was nice, with dark brown leather couches, but obviously most people are not up here. The music was good but started degenerating around 1. I don't think it's worth the cover charge. On a side note, there was a large percentage of Asian people at this club. Not that that means anything (I'm Asian myself) but for some people it might, esp. if you are looking to pick up someone? Pros: Music, not a long bar line Cons: Crowded, not a nice ambience more

Multiple dance floors, great hip-hop, rap, R&B, and techno music, beautiful women mostly Asian, drinks are pricey but worth it. Plenty of tables to sit and talk when you find someone and I live in Portland Oregon and I would go back to Trinity again. more

$15 for this club! I don't think so!!! Definetly not worth it. The music was okay, but all and all a big waste of money to dance in a small room with okay music and a bunch of creeps. Cons: cover too high more

The poeple at the culb were cool and I liked that they had two dance floors. I would would go back. more

I tried to get into Trinity on Oct 28 (the Saturday before Haloween). They advertised free cover before 10pm, but they locked the door around 9:30 and did not start letting anyone in until around 10:30. Fifteen minutes later, the staff closed the door and opened another one, preventing everyone who had been standing in line for over an hour from getting in. They did not offer any excuses or explanations. I don't know whether the proglems were caused by general ineptitude or whether they simply don't care about their customers. This place can be fun on an average Friday or Saturday, but I don't recommend going on a big day like haloween, new years, etc. more

I have been a promoter & DJ on the Seattle nightlife scene for a long time, also tarveled extensively and enjoyed many nightclubs throughout the country, but in Seattle, Trinity takes the cake and anyone looking for fun time, good dancing featuring top notch local and international DJs, professional service, and attractive people to kick it with - should most definately add trinity to their calendar. Indeed the sound system, lighting, and ambience are without competition in SeaTown - Go There - we'll kick it! Wil One Love Productions Ent. more

The Kiss 106.1 party on Friday nights is really cool! They broadcast it live on the radio, so you can listen to the music in your car on the way to the club, and that's what's playing when you get there! The host Tyler is the guy from the drive at 5... he's awesome. I love dancing at Trinity on Fridays! Pros: Pretty people Cons: Parking more

This Place is a cool club. It reminds me of a NY or LA club. remember to have your ID at all times, I stepped outside and tried to re-enter and they asked for my ID again. I showed them my stamp, but I then noticed the signs that said "ID required at all times" whoops.... makes sense though, I remember when I was younger and wanted to get in for free, we would copy the stamps and try to sneak in... I give Trinity props for keeping out the underage kids and obiding by the law. All these other clubs that have been opening in the Seattle are a disappointment. Trinity has proven to be diverse and a load of fun. There is a different type of music for everyone;Hip Hop, Top 40, house, Dance...Everything. I recommend Fridays!!! Beautifl people..asian, white, black..everything Pros: good people/crowd, good drinks, friendly staff more

I had a really good time @ Trinity. It was a beautiful looking crowd and there was different music in every room. Wow, what an improvement from the other clubs Ive seen in Seattle. We will probably go back soon. Thanks 4 the good times Trinity. Pros: Fun/Music, good looking people, good drinks Cons: long line more

Trinity is definitely the biggest dissappointment for 2005. They no longer have their extended hours on Friday nights. And fail to mention it. Not only that but they rush you to buy drinks, then the bouncers tell you to hurry and drink them and leave. The DJ in the hip hop section is not a DJ. Playing bad music that shouldn't be repeated like "Return of the Mac,". Didn't play one song like Kanye West, Common, Mos Def, or even Black Eyed Peas. By all means, save your money!!! Pros: strong drinks Cons: bad music, lame crowd more

Great staff, plenty of space and good drinks! Bottle service is definitely worth it. VIP room is spacious and the couches there are great! more

I love the nightlife, and Trinity is it! I'd been looking for a good place to go dancing in Seattle and hadn't found anything, but Trinity finally satisfied me. Trinity is like the cool nightclubs I've been to in other big cities... cool lights, good dance music, lots of pretty people (especially all the hot guys ;).... I'm going to be there every weekend with all my girlfriends! Pros: music, dancing Cons: a little too hot.. more