Seattle is full of nooks and crannies, and in the way of clubs, bars, warehouses, and hole in the wall places you need a GPS to find, there is a full range of diversity in every corner. Some are loud, some are quiet, and some are just for the regulars. The industrial district of Seattle, named SoDo for being south of the now non-existent King Dome, is home to train tracks, alleys, factories, diners, banks, corner stores, and several venues escaping the busy streets of Seattle, only coming to life when the rest of the district is quiet and dark.
As First Avenue heads southward, the busy Emerald City culture gives way to a quieter, more spread out area, where the factories expand out, and the lights become more distant. It's along this road that you'll find a small sign above a door. That's where you'll also find Club Motor.
