Scientists have been in the lab trying to invent things better than a dinner and a show, but it’s simply not possible. Nothing beats eating food while watching performers do their thing onstage—especially if you’re doing it at The Triple Door on Union. Located in an old vaudeville theater that opened in 1926, the venue has undergone decades of renovations and re-uses before becoming the Triple Door in 2003. Seattletites regularly come to the spot for folk and indie music as well as cabaret, burlesque, and comedy across their two stages. The space offers dinner and drinks service with Southeast Asian-inspired food from their sister restaurant, Wild Ginger. And while there’s no official dress code, it’s a good opportunity to dress up for a fun night out.
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