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Crocodile Cafe -CLOSED

2200 Second Ave
Seattle, WA 98121
Phone: (206) 441-5611
Crocodile Cafe -CLOSED
Cross Street:
Blanchard Street
Hours:
Tue-Sat 8am-2am, Sun 9am-3pm

Editorial Review for Crocodile Cafe -CLOSED – by Citysearch Staff

In Short
The crowd depends on the band--sometimes it's weekend warriors, other times fashion-forward scenesters. Considered by many to be the epicenter of grunge culture in the early '90s, the Crocodile hosts local music and traveling indie acts. The rear bar, with its driftwood tables and eclectic art displays, is a good place to people-watch--and makes a great refuge from the occasional unappealing opening act. The cafe menu is strong, particularly the breakfast options.

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Insider Tips

When to Go

Buy your tickets in advance at the back bar; tickets for popular acts go quickly.

Parking

Try the cheaper pay lots on Fourth and Fifth avenues.

User Reviews for Crocodile Cafe -CLOSED

1 Star Rating: Not Recommended

09/07/2007 Posted by btonthehill

When did the Crocodile, once a Seattle landmark for local hipsters and indie rockers, go from peaceful hip scensters to down right scary. You can't even get into the crocodile now without getting past a VERY angry bulldog of a front door man who searches every inch of your purse - including inside pockets and gum wrappers and lipstick cases -- and he is SUPER rude about it -- its more of a purse check than Seatac or Safeco. When asked why the Croc has turned to such intense searches, the response was "so your f@#$ing a*s doesnt get stabbed in there." When did the Croc get so scary, and stabbings??! -- my advice, remember it how it used to be and STAY AWAY. So so sad, but true.

Pros: the memories

Cons: the intense search check and scary front door men

1 out of 1 people found this review helpful

5 Star Rating: Highly Recommended

10/24/2006 Posted by binman69

i go here to get my fix for up and coming music acts. this is a seattle classic club....has a lot of history behind it....great place for food and drink....very popular on the weekends. they get great music acts

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Editor's Review

The true sound of Seattle is still alive and kicking in the mouth of this crocodile.  See the full editorial review.

Insider Tips

When to Go

Buy your tickets in advance at the back bar; tickets for popular acts go quickly.

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Bar/Club Information

Atmospheres

  • Neighborhood
  • Clubs
  • 21 & Over
  • Live Music
  • Bars

Parking

  • Lot
  • Street

Live Music

  • Yes

Hours

  • Tue-Sat 8am-2am
  • Sun 9am-3pm

Dress Code

  • Casual to dressy

Payment Types

  • Visa
  • MasterCard

Music Types

  • Electronica
  • Hard Rock & Heavy Metal
  • Punk
  • Alternative Rock
  • Hip-Hop & Rap
  • Rock & Pop

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