Go for breakfast burritos in the morning, Spam sliders for lunch, and kimchi fried rice and boozy shaved ice at night. Sit in the dining room overlooking Seattle or outside. [Eater 38 Member] En savoir plus .
Always order off their themed menus, which change every three months. The staff are fun, the food is mouthwateringly good and their late hours rule. A diner for discerning adults!
Serious Pie for delicious Tom Douglas pizza. I recommend the pizza with potato or the pizza with the sausage. Really delicious, worth the $$. I like that they have non-alcoholic beverages!
Soup dumplings are a must. However be sure to get a leafy veggie plate, hot and sour soup or beef noodle soup for your table. If you like cold apps, get the cucumber!
One of our favorite spots in Seattle. Great books, nerd ephemera, beautiful cafe with great food!
A stunningly wide selection of books showcased in towering cedar shelves.
The place to get that classic Space Needle shot is Kerry Park on the southern slope of Queen Anne Hill. It covers barely an acre, but it gives you the panorama of Elliott Bay, downtown & the needle. En savoir plus .
By far one of the most quiet and extremely gorgeous views of the Bay and part of the city!
See the breathtaking falls! Have breakfast at the Salish Lodge which overlooks the fall. Visit the Northwest Railway Museum.
This two-and-a-half-mile strip of sandy beach is one of the most popular beaches in the area, and it was also where Seattle's first non-Native American settlers spent their first winter.
An organic, fair-trade, kosher chocolate factory. For $6 a person, you get an hourlong factory tour, samples included, personal fragrances forbidden. Fair warning: You will be asked to don a hairnet. En savoir plus .
You can get a tiny hot cake, or a generous slice of smoked chocolate whiskey cake (that's cheaper). Do The Right Thing.
Ask for a window seat when you make a reservation (which is a must for brunch). It makes you feel like a king while you dine! :)
2 words: sunday brunch. i wouldn't go to salty's for dinner, it's mediocre. this place is all about all you can eat brunch, worth the $30 as special occasion. i recommend not eating the day before :)
On a clear day, one of the best views of downtown Seattle west of Highland Drive. Great spot for a picnic, or to relax and enjoy watching your kids run around.
