Bad Juju Lounge

My my my my my. The art in this space is quite crazy. I could have just sat here and looked at the art all night, and then gone home and have bad dreams.
I like Neumo’s, and I like this part of Neumo’s. It’s very intimate. I saw my most favorite band ever here (Half Acre Day) and had quite a time dancing in the small dance space. There’s a bar rightthere so no need to leave the music area to get your 12^th drink. The sound was good, the vibe was groovy and dark, and that’s just about it. Not a big fan that they are Miller vendors and not Bud vendors, but what can ya do. I don’t drink beers like that anymore so it doesn’t matter, but when I did (oh, so young) I cared.
The minus star is because it is almost a bit too small… but I’m pretty sure that’s the point, so I’ll just leave it at that.

I’ve never had a bad time at the Juju. Good drinks, not too pricey, and you can actually sit at a table that will seat more than two people and have a conversation. Also a great refuge from the crowds at Neumo.
Did I mention that they have some of the most decent bathrooms on the hill?

This is a melting pot of Seattlelites– grunge, rocker dudes and oh newbies like me…

If it was any darker in there, it would get five stars. Otherwise, I love this bar.

This is a peculiar little spot. It is kind of an annex onto the awesome late-​nite Frites joint next door and Neumos (a bigger performance hall next door). Interestingly from the Neumos upper-​level balcony, one can peer down, through the voodoo themed décor, into the Bad Juju Lounge. Also fun and random, if you try to leave the Bad Juju but make a wrong turn you’ll end up in the Frites place!
The bar’s drinks are your standard fare and if there is a DJ or act on stage can feel full pretty quickly. 4 Stars!

I havn’t been to many bars in Seattle, but this is by far the coolest. Despite a rather disturbing cab ride there (see Jordan P’s review), the evening I went there was one of the highlights of my last Seattle trip. Good drinks, kick-​bum music, and a lavish, goth décor. I found the name amusing, only because for some reason people in Washington (that I know) seem to have a thing about good/​bad juju.

I was there a few years ago, and I loved it! Great music! The cab driver that drove us there snuck a peek down my friend’s skirt. Icky Seattle Cab Driver.

Cool scene just off the beaten path in Capitol Hill. Usually occupied by leather wearing, gothish tough guys, I alway loved wearing my Belltown best, loafers included just to see the looks on their faces…

i love a dark gothy bar every once in awhile and these guys do a good job. a nice place to grab a drink and fried next door or check out what might be playing at neumo’s. the location is great and the staff is super sweet so i can only give the juju 5 stars.

I like the Bad Juju. Its got a good olé’ rock and roll vibe w/​a splash of art. Last time I was there the dj’s were playing some weirdo rock music from the 70’s. What really sells this place is the strong drinks and the great décor! Its also a fun place to see shows. Its better to go here when there isn’t a show going on at Neumo’s.

The Bad Juju boasts strong drinks, a neglected eel, moody decore, and bad heavy metal music (don’t bother asking the DJ for anything outside the genre; I’ve drawn blanks asking for David Bowie !?). Oh, but they have couches and booths, both of which are nice if you’re there with a small group. Also, there isn’t a lot of mingling (compared to most bars) so it’s a good place to go if you really don’t want to deal with people (despite how crowded it can get).

A black atmoshpere… be it the clothes, the walls, and attitudes. The music is extremely loud, which makes for a horrible conversation/​hangout bar. The bartenders are nice and drinks are fairly strong. This bar isn’t my type of place, but I also don’t like heavy metal music and wear all black. To each their own.