Guidebook for Seattle
Food Scene
Great lunch, excellent dinner. Downtown quality in a neighborhood setting.
48 locals recommend
Kisaku Sushi
2101 N 55th StGreat lunch, excellent dinner. Downtown quality in a neighborhood setting.
Zoka Coffee Roaster & Tea Company
2200 N 56th StPerfect place to hang out.
Hiroki
2224 N 56th StMy favorite bakery. Try the Green Tea Tiramisu or the pot de creme.
The Walrus and the Carpenter
4743 Ballard Ave NWBecause you like oysters and beefsteak tartar.
Miyabi 45th
2208 North 45th StreetDo you like Udon noodles? Also, best roasted brussel sprouts in town.
Like beer ? check out their tasting room. You can bring the kids, the dog and your own food. Excellent beer. Really.
277 locals recommend
Fremont Brewing Company
1050 N 34th StLike beer ? check out their tasting room. You can bring the kids, the dog and your own food. Excellent beer. Really.
Parks & Nature
take a 3.5 miles walk around the lake, stop at one of the many bakeries and coffee shops along the way. Check out what the Bathhouse Theatre has to offer.
26 locals recommend
Green Lake Trail
Green Lake Trailtake a 3.5 miles walk around the lake, stop at one of the many bakeries and coffee shops along the way. Check out what the Bathhouse Theatre has to offer.
Sightseeing
Woodland Park Zoo is known for its innovative exhibits and conservation efforts.
625 locals recommend
Woodland Park Zoo
5500 Phinney Ave NWoodland Park Zoo is known for its innovative exhibits and conservation efforts.
Want to do an unusual field trip? Every 2nd Saturday the Georgetown Steam Plant is open to the public. Open from 10:00am to 2:00pm, with free guided tours at 11:00am and 1:00pm. (FREE). Built in 1904 it's a visual treat, not just for Steam Punk enthusiasts, but also fine artists/sound artists/ photographers/engineers,
Georgetown Steam Plant Museum
6605 13th Ave SWant to do an unusual field trip? Every 2nd Saturday the Georgetown Steam Plant is open to the public. Open from 10:00am to 2:00pm, with free guided tours at 11:00am and 1:00pm. (FREE). Built in 1904 it's a visual treat, not just for Steam Punk enthusiasts, but also fine artists/sound artists/ photographers/engineers,
Drinks & Nightlife
Neptune Theater
1303 NE 45th StGreat alternative music venue
Not a bad seat in the place, great food, excellent drinks. Two shows a night. One in the main hall (get tickets), one in the bar (no cover).
95 locals recommend
The Triple Door
216 Union StNot a bad seat in the place, great food, excellent drinks. Two shows a night. One in the main hall (get tickets), one in the bar (no cover).
Dimitriou's Jazz Alley
2033 6th AveLike Jazz? This is your place.
Arts & Culture
Henry Art Gallery
Northeast 41st StreetExcellent museum. Innovative shows, great permanent collection. FREE entry, free parking, gift shop, cafe.
229 locals recommend
Frye Art Museum
704 Terry AveExcellent museum. Innovative shows, great permanent collection. FREE entry, free parking, gift shop, cafe.
Seattle Rep
155 Mercer StBecause they always have great productions.
Located in a wonderful park this museum never disappoints. Go see an exhibit and then walk over to Broadway for some dinner or lunch.
162 locals recommend
Asian Art Museum (temporarily closed)
1400 E Prospect StLocated in a wonderful park this museum never disappoints. Go see an exhibit and then walk over to Broadway for some dinner or lunch.