I just attached them.

You could stand to enlarge the patio in order to make the space more flexible, but I can't see how you're going to get away from spruce trees. It looks like you're surrounded.

What would you recommend?

Initial thought is to give up on the fire pit unless you've got 10-20 feet of clearance from either trees or structures.

Correct the fire pit would be nice, but not possible.

Any other ideas to make this space look better?

wow, that's a bit claustrophobic! What about putting up a free standing panel or wall opposite your door which would blunt the effect of the trees somewhat and block debris? You could use the panel to add a water feature, which would blunt the noise of the busy street.

Or add an enclosed fire feature to it, or plants, or seating, or paint it a fun color -- the possibilities are endless, depending on your budget.

Instead of an open fire pit, you could install some accent lighting, an enclosed gas fire feature, or even a bowl with flameless candles. Don't forget to look through "small yard" or "privacy wall" photos on Houzz or Pinterest for inspiration. Even though you don't need privacy per se, such barriers are what I'm thinking of.

Are you saying that I should put a free standing panel in front of the Spruce trees? Wouldn't that be trouble over time meaning the trees would grow into or over the panel?

What about some pavers like this for around my bbq I could even add more pavers on the other end and make a small bench I guess that would take some room away from the table and chairs that I have now

"Are you saying that I should put a free standing panel in front of the
Spruce trees? Wouldn't that be trouble over time meaning the trees would
grow into or over the panel?"

yes, that's my suggestion. Those trees sure make an effective screen, but they're oppressive. So by putting a wall there, you would trick your eye into not seeing the trees as much. Would the trees overgow it? Well, I dunno. They look pretty mature to me. Are you expecting them to grow wider? I certainly wouldn't want that and would be thinking of trimming them anyway if they impinge more into the already small yard space.

You have to remember that they are 6 feet apart and they are growing into each other. That means they will start to die from the bottom over time. Yes they are still growing.

well, they're your trees and if you can stand looking at them, fine. tall pine trees like that give me the creeps, and I'd be thinning them out anyway. My suggestion was -- a suggestion.

Thinning them out? Please explain.

"they are 6 feet apart and they are growing into each other. That means they will start to die from the bottom over time."

this does not seem ideal to me. I don't know if you planted them, or what, and I understand they are functioning as a screen, but it's too, too much! If it were me, I'd be consulting an arborist to see if maybe some of the trees could be removed if they are planted too close together.

If they are still growing wider, you will lose what little space yard you have.

I mean, I don't like them. They're scaring me, so i'd want to at least block them from view. Remember, I am a Random Person On The Internets, so take my suggestions with the proverbial grain of salt.

Lol. I totally understand. What "scares" me even more is when we get a direct hit from bad weather that rolls through and if these trees were not here my insurance company would be very busy.