The best homemade cured meats this side of Italy. Savor a lamb prosciutto or meatball sandwich for under $10, and opt for the fresh gnocci if it’s offered. Lines are long so go early. Read more.
Pie lovers, visit this quirky bakery for a snack or light meal. Mini pot pies are delish at $4.50, but at $1.50 the bite-sized dessert pies are overpriced. Open 9pm to 2am Friday and Saturday nights! Read more.
Stop in for happy hour, which lasts nearly all day. During happy hour sushi rolls are $4 and miso or edamame is $1. Some of the rolls have heavy mayo, so ask for it on the side. Read more.
The spot for 3rd wave coffee in the Fremont neighborhood of Seattle. Rotating coffees from the nation's top toasters. Brewed coffee program focuses on Aeropress methods.
Yum twice baked almond croissant is great but so is the underrated blueberry ginger scone.
Trails in the middle the city make it feel like you are out in the woods. Took the trail all the way down to the beach.
Very authentic, everything on the menu is super cheap and super good. My favorite was the carne asada mulita.
Herkimer coffee americano is roasty, toasty, and comforting on a chilly morning. Hip spot with comics, newspapers, magazines, and records. Can get busy with locals.
Insanely beautiful, large variety of books and genres. Great bookstore to visit when in Seattle ;)
We picked 4 pies at random and every one was tops. Mushroom pizza is a must for mushroom fans
Solid wines. Solid everything. Just ask for a recommendation on wine and charcuterie plate and just relax and enjoy
Beautiful and intimate setting. The bartenders are amazing and really cater to your drink preferences.
