Blade & Timber Axe Throwing - Seattle: Coached throws, friendly vibes, rugged fun.
Blade & Timber Axe Throwing - Seattle offers a rugged, bar-like venue at 206 Broadway E where guests learn axe throwing with clear safety guidance. The staff are praised for friendly, knowledgeable coaching that helps groups hit bullseyes. Ideal for small parties, date nights, or group outings, the venue features games, trick shots, two-hour lane blocks, and beer or nonalcoholic drinks.
206 Broadway E, Seattle, WA 98102, USA
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Book a lane for 1.5-2 hours with expert coaching, safety instructions, and various games for groups of 4-6 people.
Host private events, birthdays, or corporate team-building with dedicated staff, trick shot demonstrations, and customizable packages.
Enjoy a selection of craft beers, canned drinks, and non-alcoholic beverages served in a rustic, social atmosphere.
Flexible booking options online or in-person, with waivers and discounts available for easy planning.
Friendly staff provide hands-on instruction to help all skill levels hit bullseyes and improve consistency.
Overall rating
Qrange Juice
Great spot to learn axe throwing! Friendly and informative staff which will coach you towards consistency. -1 star because it was very warm inside, which after a lot of activity becomes a downside as you sweat. Also, why no cider selection in WASHINGTON?
Sten Mathis
Great venue for a small party! Staff gave clear & concise instructions on throwing and safety, offered tips and advice when needed, and made sure everyone was having a good time throughout the evening. Shoutout to Sean for some great stories and for keeping our group topped up all night!
Derek Eastham
Fantastic experience! A great space with friendly knowledgeable staff, and an excellent time throwing axes! Great coaching, really helped us to all hit multiple bullseyes.
Lily
I came on a weekday night and it was quite empty. There are specials/discounts. The staff were fantastic. They were helpful and showed us different trick shots to do. They told us about different games that we could play. Two hours is plenty of time to play ! This would be a good group activity or date night. We made reservations online and came in to sign the waiver ( could do it before hand). They put a paper band on you which they will mark once you have a drink. There are some nonalcoholic drinks. I don't remember seeing water cups. Overall seems on par with other places I been ( similar rugged vibes). There was only one axe as a throwing option. I been to places where there are ninja stars.
Arthur T
Had an OK experience at Blade & Timber. The online reservation was a bit annoying to deal with. Prices were a bit deceiving $124 for a lane (but it is only for 4 people), if you add more (up to 6) it is $31/head. You get a 1.5 hour block. Staff was a bit awkward. Most of the group was not familiar with axe throwing...they spent quite a bit of time "instructing" and then just let us go at it. It was even more awkward at the end when the instructor decided to spend 10 min of his time to show "trick shots" when no one really asked and we were all just awkwardly standing there while he threw and waited for him to finish. It's cool that they serve beer, but it definitely is a bit over priced. I was assuming drafts were available, but just having cans for $6-7 is on the pricier end. To top off the awkwardness, when I went to pay for the group, I already had a coupon applied via email, but the instructor said he took a discount off the top for us (receipt said birthday discount), when I already applied it on my res online. He thought he was doing us a favor, when I already had the discount online... Majority of the group had a good time (barring the odd instructor pauses), which is why it is saving it from a 1-2 star review, but from what I was expecting...definitely not as good of a time as I thought. Good spot to hang out, but its definitely on the pricier end. Weird to have a line asking for tip, since if anything, the instructor just ate into our time to throw axes. Still, was feeling nice, and tipped normally. Street parking only.
