5041 Rainier Ave S,Seattle,Washington
4 (122)
Reviews
I came to Rumba Notes on a Saturday for some live music (old school classics) I had a good time, wasn’t very many people so there were plenty of seating, the cover charge was $15, the food was good and drinks were ok, bathroom was clean and the bar tender’s customer service was great! The crowd was a mix of 40’s to 60’s. Nice place to hang out for a mellow evening.
Amazing music delicious food wonderful people great service 😀
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I went here for a day party on a Sunday with my friend. They were charging $20 each at the door to come in, & it was basically a regular bar. Nothing special or really "day party" vibes about it so i would've went to another bar for free had i known it was going to be like that. The music was good, i knew the DJ from other events/clubs. There are 2 separate bars, the one closest to the entrance only serves drinks, & the one near the DJ booth was serving food & drinks. The prices are outrageous, you would of thought we were in Miami the way they were charging $19 for an AMF, $16 for 6 wings & some fries, $30 for 2 henny shots on top of a cover charge of $20. The wait time at the bar was absurd as well, over 15 mins waiting for the bartender to give us her attention but she skipped over us several times & continued to serve people who came to the bar after us. Not many places to sit that were not reserved, the bar/"lounge" itself was fairly small. Security took the stools we were going to sit on to the outside patio for someone else to use instead which was strange. Overall 3/10 experience & would not recommend.
Not many people. Music was not that lite.people not dancing to the tuned music. I saw people coming in and going . Please improve on Music( D.J). People need to come in stay and enjoy the music as they drink. That's my take. Been to the place 3 times.. Make me like the place more. Love parking space atleast I have never missed one when I come there.