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Built for the 1962 World Expo, this distinctive structure, rising 600-plus feet above Seattle Center, has since become Seattle's most famous landmark. Come take in the 360-degree view of mountains, Elliott Bay and Seattle neighborhoods. Stock up on Seattle souvenirs at the ground level gift shop,...
One of Seattle's most famous landmarks, this is the oldest continuously working public market in the country. Shop for fresh vegetables and fruits. Stop by Pike Place Fish to see fish fly. The market has numerous shops, including a health food and herb store, craft stores, and flower stands. Stop...
It's supposed to look like a broken guitar but "heart" and "lung" have also been used to describe this 140,000 square foot music museum at the Seattle Center. Conceived by Paul Allen and designed by Frank Ghery, the museum takes you through music history by immersing you in nearly 80,000 artifact...
Located just south of Pioneer Square, this state-of-the-art sports facility is home to the Seattle Mariners Baseball Club. Costing a controversial USD520 million to build, the park is designed to resemble the ballparks of yesteryear, with its brick facades and real grass, but it's also filled wit...
Salon Blast is Seattle's top most hair salons specializing in hair cuts, styling and coloring. The Salon Blast team believes that true technical skill is required to treat hair for structure and movement. The six stylists are very friendly and offer complimentary consultations. Their services inc...
This award-winning zoo is a must-see for animal lovers. Only minutes from busy downtown, the zoo let's you step into an African savanna, an Asian elephant habitat and a tropical rain forest. The zoo also brings special exhibits, which have included monitor dragons, butterflies and other bugs and ...
Pioneer Square is Seattle's oldest neighborhood, and it wasn't always a pleasant place to visit. The area was once filled with Wild West fixtures like brothels and card rooms. This tour takes visitors around Pioneer Square above ground and also to a hidden Seattle that now lies underground. About...
Uwajimaya Seattle is the company's flagship store and is housed in the Uwajimaya Village Apartments. Once in the International District it won't be hard to find your way to this Asian haven, where you'll find all kinds of foodstuff, goods and gifts. Voted as "City's Best Takeout", the Uwajimaya V...
Located on the waterfront, next to the Omnidome, this aquarium features exotic fishes, sea mammals and other ocean life. See sea lions, harbor seals, incredibly cute sea otters and even come face to face with a shark. New exhibits are added often, along with special events and outings.
This western themed bar is owned by Linda Derschang, the lady who owns Linda's and Chop Suey. It is named after a hardware store that was earlier in its place. The decor includes wagon wheel lamps, a saloon style bar and a black and white photo display. The customers can avail of a haircut along ...
Located just up the street from Fillipi Books, this cozy book nook is the perfect spot to enjoy your latest acquisitions over a cup of coffee. The bookshelves are crammed with used books to the high ceilings, and huge floor-to-ceiling windows allow patrons glimpses of passersby and the distant Sp...
One would never guess from the "READ BOOKS" window sign that this is Seattle's most elegant independent bookstore. With wooden floors and brick walls, it is very much a part of its historic Pioneer Square surroundings. The building once housed Seattle's first hospital. Today, it holds more than 1...
Conceived as soon as the first white settlers came in the 1850s and finished in the 1930s, these two locks go up and down on a regular basis, letting pleasure craft, fishing boats and tour vessels through. Crowds come here to see the boats, to watch the salmon using the fish ladder (and the sea l...
In Italian, "vita" means "life" and that's what this three-shop operation provides. Always scalding hot, always a double shot and always served by hip young baristas, the coffee here goes well with the fresh pastries and even with the dark, slightly grimy decor. Just remember never to order a sin...
The Triple Door is in the building that housed the Embassy Theatre, built in 1926, and a lot of the old decor from the original vaudeville house is still in evidence. The purpose of the Triple Door is to give an experience with the best in sound, lighting, atmosphere, and hospitality. When all of...
This salon offers the most invigorating and exotic facials in Seattle. It offers various types of massages, acupuncture and body wrap treatments. Its famed Chocolate Fix massage uses four delicious flavors of nourishing oils, such as, Chocolate Raspberry, Chocolate Cherry, Chocolate Mint, and Cho...
This museum is internationally recognized for its excellent collection of Asian, African and Native American art, and for its fine collection of modern art produced by Pacific Northwest artists. The permanent collection includes 21,000 pieces, and while it doesn't have huge collections of Europea...
Your first reaction on looking in the window may be that no restaurant could be this small. Your first glance at the menu may reinforce that reaction. Don't be fooled, though, this is one of the best Caribbean restaurants in town. Each of the dishes—sandwiches and some grilled dishes—are done...
Umi Sake House is a unique Japanese cuisine restaurant in the Belltown area of Seattle featuring the highest quality seafood available in the Northwest, a large izakaya-style tapas menu, and boasting a sake list of over 60 imported Japanese bottles. The interior is multi-faceted, with a black sla...
This contemporary pan-Asian favorite is is airy, elegant, and always packed with a chic crowd of loyalists. The popular satay bar features chicken, seafood, beef, lamb and pork, grilled and served with a spicy peanut sauce. The Siam lettuce cups , filled with seared Chilean sea bass, are superb....
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Mon-Thu 11:30 a.m.-9:00 p.m.
Fri-Sat 11:30 a.m.-9:00 p.m.
Sun 1:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m.
Steps from the Dahlia Lounge, Tom Douglas's newest creation is about pie. Not like his infamous Coconut Cream – Serious Pie is about seriously good pizza. The space is intimate, with just 50 seats, rustic exposed beam ceilings, and a wood-fired oven surrounded by natural stone visible through...
Red Robin isn't the only place to get gourmet burgers in the Pacific Northwest. This similarly named burger joint has been voted "Best Burger" by the readers of the Seattle Weekly. The reasons are obvious, big juicy patties, fresh buns and crisp lettuce, not to mention fair prices. Try the rich B...
Piroshky Piroshky has been serving hungry pedestrians in the Pike's Place Market since it opened its doors in 1992. The piroshky refers to a variety of Slavic semi-circular or square stuffed dumpling of unleavened dough that contains various ingredients. For those who've never tried it, Piroshk...
Oaxacan cuisine is served at this eatery nestled on the Ballard Avenue. You can't miss the bright entrance. Once you step in, make yourself comfortable at one of the long tables. Do let your glance venture towards the open kitchen where a busy staff cooks up delicious Mexican treats. Lots of blac...
Come to the heart of Queen Anne for an after-work margarita or to hang out with friends. But don't come for a quiet meal. The food is good traditional Mexican fare, but the place gets loud. The large, satisfying entrees include tacos, burritos and the like, and the chef doesn't skimp on spices. T...
Opened in July 2004, Lola is yet another restaurant belonging to celebrated restaurateur Tom Douglas. The Greek-inspired menu combines local ingredients with Mediterranean freshness and simplicity. Try your hand at the sizzling Ouzo-splashed Kebabs, bright-tasting Mezze, Wood-Grilled Whole Fish, ...
This lively eatery, popular with the hip Belltown crowd, serves up inventive Japanese fusion creations. Purists may be disappointed by Americanized concoctions such as the deep-fried Las Vegas roll (featuring eel, cucumber, cream cheese, and avocado), but sushi novices may find the offerings more...
Friendly atmosphere, a star chef and a true Italian experience. Salumi is a local darling! Notable chef Armandino Batali casts his spell with lip-smacking home-cured meat and sausages. If you're game for a feast, order a full plate of assorted hot or cold meats. By lunch hours, however, Salumi's ...
If you're a foodie and you love a chilled beer but cant find the right spot, guess what? You just did at 5 Spot. Walk in early morning and they greet you with a king-size breakfast. At noon grab a quick bite and it's back to work or you can have a quiet mid-day meal. Dinner is always fun because ...
No signs lead to this romantic hideaway near Pike Place Market, but when you see the pink door itself, you'll know you've arrived. On a sunny day you can sit outside on the rooftop deck, where shorts, sunglasses and lively chatter run rampant and everyone seems rejuvenated by the awesome backdrop...
For authentic Vietnamese cuisine, head to the Tamarind Tree on Jackson Street. This charming mango-colored restaurant offers an extensive selection of great food at extremely affordable prices. Try the specialty dishes like the Banh Khot (rice cake topped with shrimp), and the Banh Tom Co Ngu (de...
Deep red walls, funky art, fantastic food and a wine bar balcony make this downtown restaurant a local favorite. Chef/owner Tom Douglas, who also owns Etta's Seafood and Palace Kitchen, spares nothing to make the most interesting, flavorful, beautifully presented dishes. For appetizers, try the S...
Tom Douglas operates three of the most popular restaurants in the city: Dahlia Lounge, Etta's Seafood and this newest place, opened in March 1996. Locals swarm to this dimly lit spot with its incredible U-shaped bar. Appetizers include Hazelnut-dusted Calamari, Roasted Manilla Clams and a good ch...
This restaurant is the place to shuck oysters with friends over cocktails on the popular patio. The menu also features excellent shellfish from nearby waters, and other seafood dishes including chowder, mussels, clams, salmon, crab and more. For those not so fond of seafood, pasta and meat dishes...
Connected to the University Inn on the fringe of the University of Washington campus, this cafe features fare and decor that reflect collegiate culture. For breakfast, order pancakes, French toast or waffles and take a trip to the topping bar. Dinner entrees show imagination- offerings include Sl...
The Westin Seattle is your front door to the Pacific Northwest! An ideal urban retreat, this hotel is just steps away from the Washington State Convention Center, Pike Place Market, and Seattle's most enticing shops. The Westin Seattle is a non-smoking hotel and one of only two hotels in the cit...
W Seattle is a top destination for the in-the-know traveler. The hotel combines elements of the city's architectural history in a modern rendering of the Pacific Northwestern style. W Seattle was designed to inspire and rejuvenate the business traveler. This hotel, in the heart of Seattle, has al...
What can you expect from the Hyatt, but the best? This branch of the famed group incorporates everything that gives the chain its reputation. 425 rooms and suites are turned into luxurious dwellings, with amenities that treat guests like royalty. Rich colors and panoramic views of the downtown ar...
Close to Seattle's attractions and the famous Green Lake lies the unique Watertown Hotel. This hotel has both marine-themed guestrooms and studio rooms. You can fuel up in the morning with a delicious continental breakfast at the complimentary breakfast bar, and then get set to explore the bustli...
Nestled in the city's vibrant core, the Sheraton Seattle Hotel & Towers is a gateway to all the sights, sounds, and experiences of the fabulous Northwest. The best of Seattle is found just outside our front doors, from exciting nightlife to gourmet restaurants, world-class shopping, and of course...
Location. The Silver Cloud Hotel Stadium is located across the street from Quest and Safeco Fields and three blocks from the waterfront in downtown Seattle, Wash. Pike Place Market is within one half mile and the Space Needle is less than two miles away. Hotel Features. The hote...
Built in 1908 and located on First Hill, a few blocks from downtown, this small, elegant hotel was restored to its original elegance in 1980. Choose a suite for a romantic vacation, and enjoy special touches, such as the hot water bottle housekeeping leaves when turning down your bed at night. We...
Located in the Rainier Square neighborhood, this hotel, listed in the National Registry of Historic Places, lies within easy walking distance of downtown Seattle's main attractions. All 450 rooms, including 210 suites, are beautifully decorated. Children are welcome and receive special attention,...
In 1997, $29 million went into the renovation of this 11-story building, transforming a Pacific Northwest Bell switching facility into a luxurious boutique-style hotel. The 189 rooms, including 45 suites, have the feel of a fine English bed-and-breakfast. Despite the hotel's romantic feel, busine...
The Alexis is a deluxe, turn of the century hotel located 17 miles from the Sea Tac International Airport, in the heart of downtown Seattle. On the National Registry of Historic Places, the hotel has welcomed royalty, luminaries and dignitaries from around the world. Graceful refinement and warm...
Better known than its neighbor, Pensione Nichols, this inn is also more elegantly furnished and more expensive. The rooms are each decorated differently, some with light woods, some with dark. Each room comes with its own iron and ironing board, refrigerator, coffeemaker and soft terrycloth robes...
This hotel is located at the much envied downtown waterfront district. Also within close proximity are the Pacific Science Center and the Pike Place Market. Both business and leisure seekers shall find solace within comforting environment of the Seattle Marriott Waterfront. High speed Internet ac...
Quality comes at a price, and the Hotel Andra is no exception. However, the amenities and services that accompany the prices are certainly worth it. Each of the bright luxury suites and rooms come with Egyptian cotton linens, goose down pillows, spa robes, complimentary toiletries, tea service an...
This convenient award-winning downtown hotel is decorated with dark wood, rich burgandies and dark greens with gold accents. Some of the tasteful rooms have canopy beds. For an extraordinary experience, ask for a Grande Suite with Jacuzzi tub (for two), wood-burning fireplace and separate sitting...
Started in 2006, Hotel 1000 is a 4 star restaurant functioning independently under the MTM Luxury Lodging Group. The ambience and amenities are innovative and the rooms are unique and adapt to suit the guest's personal preference viz.lighting, temperature, music, digital art, intelligent minibar ...
Location. The Mediterranean Inn is located in Seattle, Wash. In the lower Queen Anne neighborhood One block from Key Arena Two blocks from Seattle Center Hotel Features. Connected via interior hallway to a Starbucks ou...
This luxurious and trendy hotel is in downtown Seattle within walking distance from the shopping street and all the main attractions. Hotel Max has a very tasteful decor combining high-end technology and art. It has wi-fi internet, flat screen televisions and conference facilities. It features wo...
Although it doesn't possess quite as much history and flair as the other area hotels, this is a solid alternative for those visiting on business. Some rooms have excellent views of the city, but for the best views, spring for the Queen Victoria Suite. The service is efficient and courteous. The B...
Connected to Westlake Center and located across the street from the Bon Marche with Nordstrom just up the street, this hotel is a great place for shoppers. Built in 1927, it has been completely renovated and has all the modern comforts. The lobby has high ceilings, marble floors and a sitting are...
THE MOORE HOTEL AND THEATRE, CURRENTLY SEATTLES OLDESTENTERTAINMENT VENUE, STOOD AS ONE OF THE FINEST HOUSES ONALL THE WEST COAST WHEN IT OPENED IN DECEMBER 1907. LOCATEDON 2ND AVENUE AND VIRGINIA STREET, WAS SPEARHEADED BY LOCALDEVELOPER JAMES A. MOORE 1861 1929 , AND LOOKED FORWARD TOTHE EXPECT...
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