Best Parks With Ping Pong Table In Seattle Near Me

Gary Samson: , it is very loud between the people talking, music and screams of ping pong competition. Be prepared for the noise and a good time.The bar prices seemed Seattle normal but the drinks were better than average. The food was typical Seattle bar fare but nice to have if you didn't just eat dinner before your games.Parking: Seattle has lots of parking options these days

Lizzycpeck: This park is great for fetching dogs. It also has a large playground for kids.

Pooja Chaudhary: , which seems a bit more pricey than most places. But I do appreciate the fact that you can buy half pints here.FWIW the table next to us ordered nachos which smelled absolutely amazing. I’d definitely visit a second time to try their food menu.Parking: Some parking available in the 2-3 block radius depending on your luck.

Asif Rehmani: Chinese players who practice here. You will see one or two white or Indian faces here and there but not many.Professional tables, barriers and flooring.Players here mean business!On the flipside, even though you will find everybody to be nice here, it’s hard to break in to the existing cliques.Most of the high-level players you approach to play with will tell you that they are “just practicing”.Their posted rules are that you can’t practice more than 15 minutes total and then you have to leave the table or if someone challenges you then you have to play a game and allow them to play, but no one, and I mean No One, follows that rule here and management does not enforce it either.If you are a casual player, I would recommend coming with a friend to play with and hopefully you’ll get a table of your own to practice at.I don’t know how much the membership is but casually dropping in for one day play will set you back $16. Much higher compared to other Table Tennis clubs.I’m taking one star out from this place because of the price and the players not being as welcoming to new players visiting.