The best place for dinner and a show in Seattle or in the PNW …?

We plan a vacation to meet with my office. Usually, only to a good dinner, but we decided this year we want to do something different. As a dinner theater, theater, comedy, cabaret, etc. Or perhaps a visit to a winery or distillery with dinner. Just something fun and / or different. It would be a group of 8 adults (in the 20's to mid-end) and we want to move around or below $ 100 per person. Does anyone have any suggestions?

If all the live music and wine lovers, I strongly suggest Dimitriou's Jazz Alley. This is a very intimate you can see some great music performed. (I love sitting at the base of the stage of my favorite musicians are coming to town!) Has a jazz atmosphere elegant lounge with tables around the stage (you can see the musicians from every angle). Definitely going to eat dinner there! (I'm not a fan of salmon by the entire stretch of the imagination, but I tried a bite of grilled salmon my boyfriend Alaska for the last time we were there and was the most delicious fish I have ever tasted. Just melted in my mouth and was so tender.) Have a delicious seasonal menu with prices ranging from $ 18 to $ 39 (http://www.jazzalley.com/dining.asp). If you go, especially with eight people, I recommend reservations for the best seats. It is important to note that you can make reservations if you arrive before and eat. (I advise to arrive at least 1:00 to 1:30 before the show starts so you can have an informal dinner with dessert and watch the second half of the show. Your cake raspberry cheese is to die for!) No need to buy tickets before the show, if you are dining. Simply add the cost of your ticket for the dinner bill. (The Tickets are usually around $ 25 each.) If you are not going to eat dinner and all for show, you can buy tickets through their website (see link below). His two options before Christmas musical is the musical Is not Misbehavin '(http://www.jazzalley.com/artist.asp?name=Ain' t_Misbehavin) and blues guitarist Joe Bonamassa (http://www.jazzalley.com/artist.asp? Name = Joe_Bonamassa). I suggest not Misbehavin '! Wherever I go, I hope you have fun!

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