Guidebook for Seattle
Food Scene
It was a Food Network feature and voted number 1 restaurant in the early 2000s.
177 locals recommend
Toulouse Petit
601 Queen Anne Ave NIt was a Food Network feature and voted number 1 restaurant in the early 2000s.
Racha Noodles & Thai Cuisine
12 Mercer StIt's Thai food!
Phở Than Brothers
8 W Mercer StSometimes you just need some pho.
Vietnamese food, bar food, and beer. A good spot if you're meeting with people that still want pho, or some bar food with an American-Vietnamese twist to it without having to give up the option of a full up bar.
9 locals recommend
Red Papaya Ale & Spirits
530 1st Ave NVietnamese food, bar food, and beer. A good spot if you're meeting with people that still want pho, or some bar food with an American-Vietnamese twist to it without having to give up the option of a full up bar.
Peso's Kitchen & Lounge
605 Queen Anne Ave NNearby Mexican food and drinks.
The great Theo Chocolate Factory. They have huge samples and sometimes wine on their tours!
201 locals recommend
Theo Chocolate
3400 Phinney Ave NThe great Theo Chocolate Factory. They have huge samples and sometimes wine on their tours!
Cupcake Royale
1111 E Pike StCupcake, ice cream, and coffee. Watch out :D
Unique flavors using local ingredients including beer, coffee, locally grown fruits, etc.
468 locals recommend
Molly Moon's Homemade Ice Cream
917 E Pine StUnique flavors using local ingredients including beer, coffee, locally grown fruits, etc.
The Melting Pot - Seattle
14 Mercer StreetMmmm, fondue.
Entertainment & Activities
Museum of Pop Culture
325 5th Ave NIf you're familiar with Chihuly's work or appreciate art in its glass form, check out the Chihuly garden made up entirely of glass. His work inspired the glass blowing classes around the city and is a part of the Seattle Center. They also have a restaurant there that has some pretty yummy food.
723 locals recommend
Chihuly Garden and Glass
305 Harrison StIf you're familiar with Chihuly's work or appreciate art in its glass form, check out the Chihuly garden made up entirely of glass. His work inspired the glass blowing classes around the city and is a part of the Seattle Center. They also have a restaurant there that has some pretty yummy food.
Sightseeing
Space Needle
400 Broad StIt's the staple of Seattle
Pike Place Market
1531 Western AveHundreds of local distributors, food, and other random finds.
Some people just HAVE to get a picture at the Troll. It's a close walk to the Fremont restaurants and bars.
583 locals recommend
Fremont Troll
Troll Avenue NorthSome people just HAVE to get a picture at the Troll. It's a close walk to the Fremont restaurants and bars.
Parks & Nature
Centennial Park Exercise Station
Elliott Bay TrailWalk along the water, work out, or lounge on the grass.
Drinks & Nightlife
They do Karaoke every night. Some nights they have comedians right before they open the floor up for karaoke.
20 locals recommend
Ozzie's
105 W Mercer StThey do Karaoke every night. Some nights they have comedians right before they open the floor up for karaoke.
Hula Hula
1501 E Olive WayHey, who doesn't like drinks and karaoke :D
Some German food and a huge variety of German beers. Also, their brunch is underestimated, so if you're down for brunch, check them out.
28 locals recommend
Queen Anne Beerhall
203 W Thomas StSome German food and a huge variety of German beers. Also, their brunch is underestimated, so if you're down for brunch, check them out.
Essentials
Safeway
516 1st Ave WSmaller variety, but it's the closest for grocery needs.
A couple more blocks down, but more variety and ready to eat meals to keep in the refrigerator in case you get tired of eating out or don't want to sit down at a restaurant.
98 locals recommend
Metropolitan Market Queen Anne (Uptown)
100 Mercer StA couple more blocks down, but more variety and ready to eat meals to keep in the refrigerator in case you get tired of eating out or don't want to sit down at a restaurant.
Trader Joe's
1700 E Madison StArts & Culture
They bring on some pretty cool exhibits for everyone. It's typically a huge spot for families and summer camps.
271 locals recommend
Pacific Science Center
200 2nd Ave NThey bring on some pretty cool exhibits for everyone. It's typically a huge spot for families and summer camps.