Here are some of my favorite Seattle activities, restaurants, places to see, etc. I hope you enjoy them as much as I do! For your convenience, they are broken down by neighborhood. Anything underlined is linked to their website.
- San Fermo (Italian)
-Pestle Rock (Thai)
-Gracia (Mexican)
-Sabine Cafe (American- casual)
-The Ballard Cut (American)
-Ray's Boathouse (Seafood)
-Ballard Farmer's Market (every Sunday from 9am-2pm)
-Check out the Seattle Brewery Scene at Obec Brewing, Stoup Brewing or Bale Breaker & Yonder Cider Room.
- Japonessa (Sushi- my favorite of all time!)
-Von's 1000 Spirits (American)
-The Pink Door (Italian- $$$)
-Pike's Place Market- be sure to try Daily Dozen Donuts, Le Panier French Bakery (their macaroons and pastries are phenomenal) & Beecher's (best Mac & Cheese in town)
-The Space Needle (you can view from outside for free OR you can buy tickets to go up to the top)
-Check out any upcoming events at the Seattle Center
-Seattle Waterfront/Ferris Wheel
-Musashi's (Sushi)
-Kin Len Thai Night Bites (Thai)
-Pablo y Pablo (Mexican)
-Dreamland Bar & Restaurant (American)
- See the Fremont Troll (North 36th Street, Troll Ave N, Seattle, WA 98103)
-Experience the Fremont brewery experience at Gasworks Brewing (pro: it is right on the water!) and Fremont Brewing.
-Get some food and have a picnic at Gas Works Park.
-Grappa (Mediterranean)
-La Palma (Mexican- looks a little sketchy from the outside but I promise you it will not disappoint!)
-Smash That Burger Co. (check out Rooftop Brewing Co. next door for a drink)
-Canlis (American- $$$)
-Toulouse Petit
-Go to Kerry Park for great views of Seattle
-Set up a tour of the Theo Chocolate Factory (pro: you get free samples too!)
-JOEY (American- Uvillage)
-Din Tai Fung (Chinese/In-House Dumplings- Uvillage)
-Molly Moon's (Ice Cream- Uvillage)
-Frankie & Joe's (Ice Cream- Uvillage)
-Walk around the University of Washington's campus (Haley's Alma Mater!) Be sure to visit the Suzzallo Library, the Quad & the Drumheller Fountain. You can utilize the map here for more information/parking instructions.
-Rent canoes or kayaks from the UW Waterfront Activities Center (WAC)
-Visit the Burke Museum of Natural History & Culture