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8.2Vintage and Thrift Store •115 Belmont Ave E Seattle (btwn Olive & Denny), Seattle
Sandy W. • October 1, 2014Swooooon. Everything is clean, in good shape, and pretty well priced. A++, my favorite thrift store in Seattle.
Eva-Lise C. • November 16, 2010Preschool open gym playtime 10-noon Tuesdays. Bouncy house & lots of riding toys. $2; includes playroom too, which is open longer.
Nathaniel L. • September 13, 2011One of the best spots to hang out on Cap Hill. If you know someone who lives here, ask them to host a soirée. :)
Rob G. • January 14, 2011Swing dancing every Thursday, 9 pm to midnite. Come dance with all the hepcats!
Edgar R. • February 23, 2019Great ambiance and tasty cocktails. You can’t really go wrong with any drink, the menu is unique.
Karthik R. • February 10, 2018Really liked the B.O.M.B. burger although it could have been spicier. Great service and fun mood. Great place to hang out with a group.
?Cultural Center •1414 S Weller St, Seattle
Maria N. • April 5, 2010They have Japanese language and origami classes for kids and adults. Keep wanting to enroll every quarter!
?Community Center •719 8th Ave S (at Dearborn), Seattle
Jack R. • February 26, 2019Love this place. Very well organized and run. Big room for pong with several tables. A hidden gem for those who don't live in this hood.
Kari C. • April 14, 2010architecturally significant bldg with lots of community events; also avail for rent for receptions, parties, etc.
Nick F. • February 9, 2019Free bananas! Began as a fun way to hand out healthy snacks and has now become a neighbourhood pit stop.
Alissa E. • April 4, 2011You might have to wait 30 minutes to see a doctor after your actual appointment time, but the price is great if you don't have insurance, and the doctors are really nice.
Ricardo H. • May 31, 2016My favorite coop in Seattle. Fresh produce and meats. I also like their sugar free Granola.
?Administrative Building •The Douglas (Seattle University), Seattle
?Movie Theater •704 Terry Ave (btwn Columbia St & Cherry St), Seattle
Independent Lens | PBS • October 12, 2011Did you know that ITVS Community Cinema offers free films every month at Frye Art Museum? Click Read More to check out the listings & we hope to see you at the next screening.
Paul T. • October 23, 2014A great place to hold any event. It's a beautiful location. They are extremely well organized. It does cost more than other community centers.
Penina M. • April 2, 2014I was there a moth ago, when i visited my grandmother who lives in Seattle. I had really good time there.
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