Guidebook for Seattle
Food scene
It's in walking distance and an awesome place for breakfast, lunch, or just coffee.
37 locals recommend
Redwing Cafe
9272 57th Ave SIt's in walking distance and an awesome place for breakfast, lunch, or just coffee.
Partially owned by local basketball legend Nate Robinson. The wings and sides are all on point!
10 locals recommend
Drae's Lake Route Eatery
9261 57th Ave SPartially owned by local basketball legend Nate Robinson. The wings and sides are all on point!
This is a fairly inexpensive place for a quick bite of Poké (a raw hawaiin dish). You can get your food to go, and walk across the street to a new tap room to enjoy a beer for a great dinner experience. Both have outdoor seating in the summer.
34 locals recommend
Sam Choy's Poke to the Max
5300 Rainier Ave SThis is a fairly inexpensive place for a quick bite of Poké (a raw hawaiin dish). You can get your food to go, and walk across the street to a new tap room to enjoy a beer for a great dinner experience. Both have outdoor seating in the summer.
This is a great Hawaiian fusion place that's located right on the docks, across the Sound from downtown Seattle. The patio is large, the food is good, the view is of the city is incredible, and the sound of the water is lovely.
232 locals recommend
Marination Ma Kai
1660 Harbor Ave SWThis is a great Hawaiian fusion place that's located right on the docks, across the Sound from downtown Seattle. The patio is large, the food is good, the view is of the city is incredible, and the sound of the water is lovely.
Drinks & Nightlife
This is a bar with food that has all the charm of a hidden Seattle gem.
38 locals recommend
Jude's Old Town
9252 57th Ave SThis is a bar with food that has all the charm of a hidden Seattle gem.
Parks & Nature
Kubota Garden
9817 55th Ave SOur favorite and go-to spot for a quiet stroll.
Arguably Seattle's most impressive park (along with Discovery Park), Seward has an awesome 3-mile loop trail with killer views of Lake Washington.
477 locals recommend
Seward Park
5900 Lake Washington Blvd SArguably Seattle's most impressive park (along with Discovery Park), Seward has an awesome 3-mile loop trail with killer views of Lake Washington.
This is a quiet ravine, that's lush and green all year round. There's a 1.3 mile loop to walk, and it makes you feel like you're not in a city.
7 locals recommend
Lakeridge Park
10201 Holyoke Way SouthThis is a quiet ravine, that's lush and green all year round. There's a 1.3 mile loop to walk, and it makes you feel like you're not in a city.
Getting Around
The Link Light Rail is the only train line in Seattle and has access to some highlights such as the airport, Columbia City, Beacon Hill, the stadiums, downtown, Capitol Hill, and the University of Washington.
7 locals recommend
Rainier Beach
The Link Light Rail is the only train line in Seattle and has access to some highlights such as the airport, Columbia City, Beacon Hill, the stadiums, downtown, Capitol Hill, and the University of Washington.
Catch the Amtrak train to Tacoma, Portland, and Vancouver, or the local commuter line (the Sounder) to the suburbs.
62 locals recommend
King Street Station
303 S Jackson StCatch the Amtrak train to Tacoma, Portland, and Vancouver, or the local commuter line (the Sounder) to the suburbs.