Guidebook for Seattle
Food Scene
Gretchen's Place
5432 Sand Point Way NEGretchen's Place/ Close to house, pretty good brewed coffee
Kizuki Ramen & Izakaya
4203 SW Alaska StAwesome Ramen, in Caitol Hill
Piroshky Piroshky
1908 Pike PlThe famous Eastern European bakery style in Pike Place Market.
The amazing chowder to try, be aware of at least 20 mins waiting line.
2310 locals recommend
Pike Place Market
1531 Western AveThe amazing chowder to try, be aware of at least 20 mins waiting line.
BlackBall Taiwanese Dessert
22001 Hwy 99Awesome Taiwanese style dessert.
The Swiss cheese and chocolate melting pot. Some people dressed up to go there. No worry, but at least no flip flop.
7 locals recommend
The Melting Pot - Seattle
14 Mercer StreetThe Swiss cheese and chocolate melting pot. Some people dressed up to go there. No worry, but at least no flip flop.
Awesome dim sum with decent price. Always a line there. Oolong tea with dim sum in the morning, and chatting with friends is always the best.
46 locals recommend
The Brooklyn Seafood, Steak & Oyster House
1212 2nd AveAwesome dim sum with decent price. Always a line there. Oolong tea with dim sum in the morning, and chatting with friends is always the best.
Mamma Melina Ristorante & Pizzeria
5101 25th Ave NEQuite decent Italian restaurant
Family-run ristonrante with awesome pasta. Never hesitant to go if you want some Roman retreat.
7 locals recommend
Perche' No Pasta and Vino
1319 N 49th StFamily-run ristonrante with awesome pasta. Never hesitant to go if you want some Roman retreat.
THE famous local ice-cream store. Try the seasonal ones.
468 locals recommend
Molly Moon's Homemade Ice Cream
917 E Pine StTHE famous local ice-cream store. Try the seasonal ones.
Parks & Nature
Lake Union Park
860 Terry Ave NA decent place to walk and row boat/ kayak.
The amazing view of the Lake Union with historical remains. Pets welcomed.
860 locals recommend
Gas Works Park
2101 N Northlake WayThe amazing view of the Lake Union with historical remains. Pets welcomed.
Beach, running, walking, kids playing, tennis, boat/kayak rowing. Simply everything you need to work out would be there.
159 locals recommend
Warren G. Magnuson Park
7400 Sand Point Way NEBeach, running, walking, kids playing, tennis, boat/kayak rowing. Simply everything you need to work out would be there.
Mailbox Peak Trail
Mailbox Peak TrailOne of the most famous hiking trail.
Arts & Culture
Besides the SLU park, all histories about things on the water. Normally not a lot tourists.
357 locals recommend
Museum of History & Industry (MOHAI)
860 Terry Ave NBesides the SLU park, all histories about things on the water. Normally not a lot tourists.
First Thursday of every month is FREE. Definitely should go id you are a big fan of modern arts. Always have temporary exhibition.
1072 locals recommend
Seattle Selfie Museum
92 Union StFirst Thursday of every month is FREE. Definitely should go id you are a big fan of modern arts. Always have temporary exhibition.
Amazing music interactive museum founded by Paul. G. Allen. Guitar collection, pop music, digital games... The architect itself is a piece of art.
674 locals recommend
Museum of Pop Culture
325 5th Ave NAmazing music interactive museum founded by Paul. G. Allen. Guitar collection, pop music, digital games... The architect itself is a piece of art.
Sightseeing
Boeing Future of Flight Museum
8415 Paine Field BlvdBOEING. TOUR.
Essentials
Metropolitan Market Sand Point
5250 40th Ave NEClosest market to shop and grab.
Bartell Drugs CareClinic by Kaiser Permanente
2700 NE University Village StShopping
Northgate Mall
401 NE Northgate WayShopping mall
Seattle Premium Outlets
10600 Quil Ceda BlvdBiggest outlets nearby.
Entertainment & Activities
Cinemark Lincoln Square Cinemas
700 Bellevue Way NERegal Meridian & 4DX
1501 7th AvePacific Science Center
200 2nd Ave NSeattle Aquarium