Fresh and healthy smoothies, rice bowls and salads, served by a friendly and energetic staff.
The best view of the house is in the very back and right of the park as you face it. The garage Kurt ended it all in has been torn down.
Come as you are, visit Kurt's house 1210 E. First St, his memorial in young st next to the bridge where a third of his ashes were scattered and the store where he got his 1st guitar 1210 E. First St.
One of the last places Kurt Cobain was seen alive. Not the ritziest place in Seattle by any means.
It's hard to find a more Seattle-centric hotel experience: a location adjacent to Pike Place Market, stunning views of Elliott Bay and the Olympic Peninsula mountains, and rooms with reading nooks.
The wood-paneled room off the lobby is the grande dame of Seattle fireplace bars. Sure, there’s afternoon tea, but such stately surroundings beg for hot whiskey drinks
Herbert Hoover was the first president to check into this hotel. Since then, eacht has stayed in the presidential suite. Read more.
Great place to stay if you want to have an "art experience". My first time to have such an experience. I love this place.
Hard to find but we finally got there. Head towards the intersection of E Second St & Stanton.
Legendary nightclub that has featured then-unknowns such as Nirvana and Soundgarden. Long list of who's-whos has played here, including Beastie Boys, R.E.M., Death Cab for Cutie and Modest Mouse. Read more.
Pike Place Market is home to the first Starbucks, Rachel the Pig, numerous street performers and entertainers, and the Pike Place Fish Market, which features the fish-throwing fishmongers.
The seafood's really good, there's a lot of local artists, a lot of beautiful jewelry. The most encompassing Seattle way to spend an afternoon. Read more.
This must-see market has everything from freshly fried doughnuts to sit-down restaurants with some of the best views in the city.
Snagging a table at The Walrus is no easy task. Arriving alone cuts down on that wait dramatically and puts crispy fried oysters and awesome vegetable-foucsed dishes into your more immediate future. Read more.
About a dozen oyster varieties representing the West Coast, from California to Alaska, are piled into wire baskets, topped with ice, and labeled with chalkboard signs. Read more.
Spam sliders, a killer view of the city, and a waterfront location. What more could you want? How about boozy shave ice, an expertly selected beer selection, and a full bar.
If you're coming from Downtown, take the Water Taxi across the sound--it arrives at Ma Kai's doorstep--for good views and a relaxing trip.
The clam pizza is killer, trust me. And the overall experience—watching artisans handcraft your order, sitting at communal tables—is pure theatre. Read more.
Seattle’s most legendary restaurant, now going on 60, genuinely keeps getting better. Featured as one of Seattle Met's top 10 restaurants of 2009. Read more.
Though the food and service has no peers in Seattle, the cocktails from bar manager James MacWilliams are worth a trip alone. [Eater 38 Member] Read more.
Best comfort food restaurant. All food is sourced from less than 360 miles away or made from scratch in house. Love this place!
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Seattle Urban Farm Co. maintains the garden atop this Ballard neighborhood hangout where you're likely to find salads, herb-encrusted salmon, and rosemary lemonade made with roof-sourced ingredients.
Can be a tough table to get, but completely worth the wait. If your thirsty, order the Bees Knees- a great cocktail made from honey harvested from their rooftop beehives.
Amazing brunch! Esp. The brioche French toast and lavender w/ hazelnuts. Duck confit hash is out of this world. And always deeply consider the special, best I've had was ramps, eggs, and potatoes.
the most romantic date night spot! live jazz band, sexy italian food, and a great ambiance.
The Belfry is great. Lots of vintage taxidermy, Victorian, and religious antiques. They also have art openings every first Thursday!
My personal favorite club in Seattle, Havana's decor is based off of Havana, Cuba's pre-revolutionary 1959 party-all-night reputation. From the hardwood floors to ferns to the all-marble bar, you migh
You need to be an experienced climber to see the falls, but there are plenty of locations for all levels and a general store to stack up on supplies
Climb up to the lake first and THEN down past the falls. The climb is much more gradual that way.
B-A-Utiful. Don't stop take it to the top when you see the upper falls.
This place is beautiful. Less than an hour from Downtown Seattle. Easy to moderate hiking trails with majestic views of the Cascades and waterfalls.
The route provides all the attractions in the Cascade Range including meadows w wildflowers, abundant & varied wildlife, old-growth forests, huge glaciers, impressive waterfalls, & scenic lakes.
There are a total of 7 bubbly soakers in a variety of sizes and temperatures, including 1 by a small waterfall. The most skinnydippable pool, at the end of the trail, is easy to miss when unoccupied.
Most visitors to this historic resort fall in love with the creaky Victorian-era hotel and the quirky hospital atmosphere of the bathhouse. Read more.
Reasonably priced clothing, stationary, accessories, and design goods. Much of it by independent designers.
Hotel staff was very friendly & helpful. Shared bathrooms were very clean & waiting was never an issue. Beds are super comfy & the hotel location was perfect for exploring downtown or catching a bus.
