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Alaska Lodge

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Google (192) 1.5
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Some visitors found the Alaska Lodge to be a great option, especially for included food and drinks with an entrance fee, and appreciated the clean bathrooms and helpful staff. However, many others complained about the slow and poor service, overpriced drinks, and low-quality food that seemed microwaved or from a cardboard box.

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Address
15703 Pacific Highway South, SeaTac
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Phone
1 (206) 787-5388
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Website
www.portseattle.org
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About this place Alaska Lodge

Alaska Lodge: An LGBTQ+ organization in SeaTac.

The Alaska Lodge in SeaTac is a resource for LGBTQ+ people in the wider Seattle area. It’s a place for visitors and locals to meet up, or to find support, information, and community.

SeaTac sits right next to Seattle, which means you’re not far from one of the Pacific Northwest’s most LGBTQ+-friendly cities. That city has a reputation for being open and having a strong, active community. Organizations like the Alaska Lodge are key to that, whether you're just passing through or staying a while, creating places where people can feel safe and connect.

Before you go, check portseattle.org. You’ll find current hours, what they're up to, and any events or services on offer. It’s a good first stop if you want to get a sense of the local LGBTQ+ scene in SeaTac and Seattle.

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192 reviews

Based on 192 Google reviews.

Wm. Scott Kozel
Wm. Scott Kozel Nov 2018

Who ever heard of a cold Reuben? Absolutely terrible, slow service to boot. Wish I checked the reviews before stepping in. $10 beer. Never coming here again.

Skyler Schiller
Skyler Schiller Nov 2018

Dry biscuits and microwaved eggs and bacon. Never eat here. Cocktails are $19-21 and ok at best

Scott Baker
Scott Baker Oct 2018

Even compared to airport food, this place is just bad. Recently rebranded but the name change doesnt matter. Very limited food menu and what they do serve likely came out of a cardboard box and microwave. Will never return.

Mike Jeffery
Mike Jeffery Oct 2018

Horrible quality food. Very sub-par. Beer wasn’t anything special either. The nachos had microwaved frozen chicken. Anything has to be better than this place.

dr
dr Oct 2018

It's changed names to Stone House and the service, food, and atmosphere are horrible. Seriously, airport food typically stinks but this takes the cake for bad food. Service might be worse, not sure.

Khadijah L
Khadijah L Sep 2018

Didn't check the review before coming in here. We sat down and three four servers passed us and purposefully avoided eye contact. We were sitting right in the middle! They were all harried and one finally came to attend to our table. I then checked the reviews and was. Shocked. I hope we get our food before flight boards.

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chiharu iwata Sep 2018

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