Guidebook for Seattle
Drinks & Nightlife
Convenient store full of beer with 50 taps and a variety of food trucks.
People go to play board games, trivia on Tuesdays, and enjoy the patio.
Children and pets are welcome
182 locals recommend
Chuck's Hop Shop & Kegs to go
2001 E Union StConvenient store full of beer with 50 taps and a variety of food trucks.
People go to play board games, trivia on Tuesdays, and enjoy the patio.
Children and pets are welcome
Neighbor Lady
1133 E Union StEssentials
Trader Joe's
1700 E Madison StSafeway
2201 E Madison StCapitol Hill Farmers Market
East Barbara Bailey WayOpen all year round on Sundays 11-3pm
Food Scene
Katy's Corner Cafe
2000 E Union StHi-Spot Cafe
1410 34th AveAmazing brunch!
Parks & Nature
Madison Park Bakery
4214 E Madison StBeautiful on a sunny day
Cal Anderson Park
1635 11th AvenueNice city park, everything nearby, great for people watching.
Astonishing views of Seattle, visit the conservatory and Seattle Asian Art Museum.
Just next door to the graves of Bruce and Brandon Lee
563 locals recommend
Volunteer Park
1247 15th Ave EAstonishing views of Seattle, visit the conservatory and Seattle Asian Art Museum.
Just next door to the graves of Bruce and Brandon Lee
Entertainment & Activities
AMC Pacific Place 11
600 Pine StRegal Meridian & 4DX
1501 7th AveArts & Culture
Benaroya Hall
200 University StSightseeing
Visit all iconic spots that make Seattle famous.
Visit the gum wall on post alley, and while you're there, treat yourself to the best pizza in all of Seattle. The Alibi Room, a restaurant hidden in plain sight that offers great drinks and even better pizza.
2310 locals recommend
Pike Place Market
1531 Western Ave Visit all iconic spots that make Seattle famous.
Visit the gum wall on post alley, and while you're there, treat yourself to the best pizza in all of Seattle. The Alibi Room, a restaurant hidden in plain sight that offers great drinks and even better pizza.