The Seattle P-I

Seattle, United States

2.8

4 reviews

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Telephone:
+1 206-448-8000
Address:
101 Elliott Ave W, Seattle, WA, 98127
First Hill
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
290 ftSeneca St & 8th Ave
410 ftSeneca St & 9th Ave
530 ftSeneca St & Terry Ave
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4 reviews of The Seattle P-I

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Place rating: 4
Seattle, WA
I’m only reviewing the building not the paper. It’s no longer here and my company has moved in a few months back. I really like the location as it has great views of the water and a nice park just across the train tracks. The renovations my company has made makes the offices really nice and enjoy the working environment. Food trucks are outside the building everyday and just up the street is 1st ave with tons of food and bar locations.
Place rating: 3
Seattle, WA
Once the great morning paper of Seattle. Now it’s just an online service which is ok.
However with the Seattle Times trying to charge you for reading the online version I give the PI kudos for not trying to charge me.
Place rating: 3
Portland, OR
This review is actually for the online comments section of the paper, where all the crazies hunt & peck their keyboards from their parents’ basements.
I couldn’t decide how to vote this one, because, while the online comments are high comedy, it’s also extremely frightening. It’s basically a big clusterfuck of racists, gun nuts, armchair vigilantes and delusional schizo’s who get together to comment on news stories.
Place rating: 1
Burien, WA
I find the P-I’s reporting to be sensationalistic when compared to the Times; they always overreach and have a tabloidy feel. And why are they always bashing cops? They do have good photos though, but I think the Times is way more balanced. And no, I don’t work for the Times ;)