This place was so beautiful. A must! Save a couple bucks and buy your tickets online. I wished we'd looked a little better because there are some good Space Needle/Chihuly deals.
Make reservations in advance for dinner. If you eat in the restaurant you get free admission (saves $16/person)...dinner runs $40-$60/person for a main dish.
Fun, interactive museum and features the history of rock 'n' roll. Shares building space with the Science Fiction Museum - you buy one ticket and you gain admission to both museums!
Enjoy seasonal color and lush foliage at no cost! For a $6 fee, you can visit the separately-operated Japanese garden. Cost of admission includes a public tour on select days. Read more.
Cute little shop that doubles as a cafe/coffee shop and book store catering towards the science/computer geeks.
Free board games rental that can play at restaurant / bar next to shop. Very good environment. Friendly staffs.
Great for local topo maps as well as maps from all over the world. If u like maps- I'll appreciate this Ptolemy located store. Between Pine & Pike.
For all your space-travel needs. You wonder if this is a real store. On paper, it's legitimate, selling shirts and astronaut gadgets. But it's actually a tutoring and writing center for kids. Read more.
A great place to find cool spice mixtures and high end teas! We even grabbed a few catnip balls for the kitties!
From the upper floors, you get a great bird's eye view of practically the entire city. In fact, the view's so great, you see things you shouldn't. Like that time we saw a couple boning on a rooftop.
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.
Takes visitors around Pioneer Square above ground and also to a hidden Seattle that now lies underground. About 25 square blocks of Pioneer Square have hollow spaces under the sidewalks.
An organic, fair-trade, kosher chocolate factory. For $6 a person, you get an hourlong factory tour, samples included, personal fragrances forbidden. Fair warning: You will be asked to don a hairnet. Read more.
See the breathtaking falls! Have breakfast at the Salish Lodge which overlooks the fall. Visit the Northwest Railway Museum.
It's like being inside a Japanese drug store (think Walgreen's) with cooler stuff added to the mix. Japanese packaging and colors, designs. Very fun. I was mesmerized.
32 ciders on tap, over a hundred in bottles, growlers, get food from local restaurants delivered or bring your own dinner.
new partner with Two Beers, they share "The Woods" tasting room. dog friendly no longer child friendly due to different laws for cidery/winery tasting rooms. Joel and crew have hit another homerun!
Make fresh delicious crumpets with sweet or savory toppings. Small but high quality loose tea selection. Understand tea! When giving water for a 2nd infusion, give you right temp. for type of tea! :)
The 56-item, New Orleans-inspired happy-hour menu is a sensory overload. The $5 breakfast happy hour is the best value. Happy hour daily 4-5:30 and 10-midnight, breakfast happy hour 9-11 am M-F Read more.
Perhaps, one of the best breakfast spots in Seattle. Be prepared to wait for about 30 min on Saturdays and Sundays, as this place has only a few tables.
If you like french toast, have it here. If you don't like french toast, it's probably because you've never had it here.
Super high quality and high prices to match. You get what you pay for but there is a reason why nothing has price tag on it.
Get your bitters, seasonings and other random little things. The Szechwan and miracle salts are pretty useful and good!
The best food-based tour that I've ever been on. These folks know their stuff and I will back for more.
Great rotation and selection of local cider and beer, superb shuffle board tables and not to mention all the fun board games like Sorry and Scrabble!
When it's good, it's good -- the food trucks are great and the beer selection is vast. But Chuck's is kid-friendly, the beer is expensive, and it's super shitty to navigate when it's crowded.
Find your favorite local brew or even unheard of styles from Belgium from the rotating-tap menu. You could even select a bottle from their collection: ask for the "beer bible." Oh, there's also food!
Amazing beer selection - a playground for beer lovers. Bring your own food and dog and enjoy.
Over 1300 beers to choose from, including gluten free beers, and 150+ ciders, meads and sake. 23 taps, including 2 designated cider taps and 2 designated draft wine taps. Always rotating the taps.
The ciders are excellent, as is the service. Try the elemental dry with the caramel cinnamon! It tastes like apple pie, but not too sweet. Bartender knows what's up.
All food is made from scratch and tastes great. Seasonal and special occasion beers are off the chain. Cilantro Ale? Hell yes!!!
Grab a cold beer on a warm day and check out the views of Seattle from the back patio at the lookout!
All kinds of spices and juices like blood orange and root beer that beats Not Your Father's. or grab some guest beers on tap.
