It totally depends on what "best" is to you.
- What types of pins do you prefer playing? Classics like Medieval Madness, old skool electro-mechanical ones, newer games like CSI?
- What time of atmosphere do you want to play in? A loud bar? A corner of laundromat? A small arcade filled mostly with college students?
- Is price a factor? Do you mind if games are 75 cents apiece?
- How important is the quality of the machine? If the place is perfect but the machine has a few switches out and it's not in the best shape, would you mind?
- Do you prefer a place that has just one or two pins (that you really like) or a place with a half-dozen or more so-so machine?
- Do you want to play at certain hours? Do you prefer a certain geographical area of Seattle?
These are just a few of the many questions to consider when playing pinball in Seattle.