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Area Events

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Seattle has so many resources, natural and man-made, it takes every opportunity to celebrate them! Seattle events bring year round excitement to locals and visitors alike, with concerts, festivals, fairs, sporting events, seasonal and holiday celebrations, historical and cultural festivities, recreational activities, and much, much more! Don’t miss any of the Seattle Mariners, Seahawks, or Supersonics games at the Safeco Center. The Seattle Film Festival and Share our Strengths Taste of the Nation Festival are both the biggest of their kind in the Pacific Northwest. And of special excitement are the Fourth of July and Christmas festivities. Every section of the city has events and activities planned for each month of the year, so anytime you’re planning to come is the best time to be there! Seattle events will put the “Wow!” in your vacation! Here’s our list of just a few of our favorites, but check with your hotel for full listings.

Festivals & Fairs

Ballard SeafoodFest

2208 NW Market St. #100
www.ballardchamber.com
The SeafoodFest is a rollicking two day block party, so show up with at BIG appetite.

Fleet Arrival

2200 Sixth Ave., Suite 400
www.seafair.com
a maritime festival that takes place each summer, a parade of ships and thousands of sailors join in the celebration and invite the public to tour the ships.

Seattle International Film Festival

400 9th Avenue North
www.seattlefilm.com
The largest and most highly attended film festival in the country gives you a chance to see sneak previews of films. Each year directors, actors, and critics from all over the world participate in special events, post-film Q&A sessions, and provocative forums.

Winterfest at Seattle Center

305 Harrison Street
The five-week festival offers a variety of activities for all ages including ice skating, concerts, dances, cultural performances, special events, exhibits, plenty of holiday fun for all. Celebrate a world of traditions from Seattle’s Best Jazz to an afternoon with Clifford & Friends and of course New Year’s Eve.

Recreational

Bark in the Park

7400 Sand Point Way N.E., Building 138
www.barkinthepark.com
A festival for dogs and the people who love them! Featuring live music, special guests, arts and crafts, delicious food and drink, animal-friendly vendors, and plenty of surprises.

Chevrolet Cup Unlimited Hydroplane Race at SEAFAIR

2200 Sixth Ave., Suite 400
www.seafair.com
SEAFAIR is celebrating 52 years of hydroplane racing on Lake Washington, and this has been some of the best racing in history. Water craft skim the surface of the water leaving only their trail in their wake as they tear around the course.

Air Show

5898 Lake Washington Blvd
www.seafair.com
The Air Show brings the most fascinating and exciting high-flying acts to the skies of Seattle. Crowds will be dazzled by aerobatic planes, helicopters and biplanes. The U.S. Navy Blue Angels are the highlight and cornerstone of a program that has several military demonstrations.

Milk Carton Derby

2200 Sixth Ave., Suite 400
www.seafair.com
Milk Carton Derby is a Seattle summer tradition. Every year, hundreds of kids, teens, parents and corporations put their imaginations to work and build milk carton boats to compete in this event. A fun-filled day of excitement for the whole family is located on the southwest portion of Green Lake.

Pratt’s Annual Holiday Art Sale

1902 South Main Street
www.pratt.org
The Holiday Art Sale offers the region’s largest and best selection of art and handcrafted gift items for sale during the holiday season.

Cultural Events

Chinatown Parade

409 Maynard Ave S, #P1
www.seafair.com
Multi-cultural event features colorful Chinese Girls Drill Team, fabulous 100-foot Chinese Dragon twisting and waving through the street, along with many other entertaining groups

Family Fourth of July - Community Celebration

9404 E Marginal Way South
www.museumofflight.org
A red, white and blue family extravaganza, outside, enjoy the visiting aircraft fly-in and a picnic in the grass. Inside, check out a special Family Fun Workshop, a kids’ aircraft stamping contest and more.

Seattle Scottish Highland Games

860 Terry Avenue North
www.museumofflight.org
Don your Clan tartan and plan to attend an evening of Dancing, Scottish entertainment with pipe bands and Scottish country dancing.

The Italian Festival

305 Harrison Street
www.seattlecenter.com
Celebrity chefs, mouth-watering aromas and a delightful array of Italian food along with A film festival, exhibits, performances, enticing not-for-children-only activities and the fabulously infamous “Bolla Grape Stomp” contest.

Washington Brewers Guild Annual Cask Beer Festival

305 Harrison Street
www.seattlecenter.com
This year 30+ breweries will pour their finest cask-conditioned beers at this unique event. Tickets will be available at local outlets September 1st. Admission includes a commemorative glass and all beer tastes.

Family 4th

PO Box 9750
At noon on the Fourth of July, the gates open to the beautiful Gas Works Park on the north end of Lake Union. The park offers one of the best places to watch the show, with fireworks lighting the skies at 10 pm. Bring your blankets and picnic baskets for a day of fun.

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Attractions in Seattle

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If the ocean, Elliott Bay, Puget Sound, Mount Rainier, and the San Juan Islands aren’t enough for you, well Seattle has some man-made attractions for you to enjoy as well, Start your Seattle attractions adventures at the top of the city for a view of all that Seattle has to offer at the famous Space Needle. Then, to enjoy the underwater world of the Seattle area, get to the amazing Seattle Aquarium. For a walk on the wild side of Seattle, take the family to the beautiful Woodland Park Zoo. And for those seeking the thrills of sports, be sure to stop at the Safeco Field to catch the Mariners, or at Emerald Downs for some world-class horse racing. Whatever your interest, schedule, and budget, Seattle attractions have a great sight, and great adventures for you! Here’s the list we just mentioned, but remember, we’ve only scratched the surface of all there is to see and do in Seattle!

Space Needle

400 Broad Street
www.spaceneedle.com
Take the elevator 520 feet up to the “O” deck and see all the best that Seattle has to offer. 360 degrees of the entire Seattle region awaits you. Dining at the Sky City restaurant, shopping at the base, a great and popular attraction! See website for details.

Center of map
map: Center of Seattle
map: Seattle Space Needle
400 Broad Street
map: Seattle Aquarium

Seattle Aquarium

1483 Alaskan Way
206-386-4300
www.seattleaquarium.org
See, touch, and explore the underwater world of Puget sound. An incredible adventure for the whole family!See websire for details.

Woodland Park Zoo

5500 Phinney Avenue
206-684-4800
www.zoo.org
Considered one of the finest zoos in the Pacific Northwest. Incredible selection of animals, beautiful setting, and a great day of fun and adventure for th whole family! See website for details!

Emerald Downs

2300 Emerald Downs Drive
253-288-7000
www.emeralddowns.com/
If you know what an Exacta or a Daily Double is then a trip to Emerald Downs may pay off for you. Watch your favorite thoroughbred pound the dirt during the months of April to September.

Safeco Field

S Royal Brougham Way
www.cityofseattle.net
Catch a Mariner’s baseball game at SAFECO Field where you see some of baseballs brightest stars. If football is your game, score some Seahawks tickets. You can watch a professional game from August through January. If you’re visiting during basketball season, don’t miss out on a chance to see the Seattle Super Sonics in action.



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Seattle Tours
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Seattle tours are the best ways to get to all the best of the region! For the natural beauty and wonder of Seattle, you can’t beat the great seaplane, biplane, ferry, coach and amphibious duck tours. Explore the majesty of Mount Rainier National Forest, the waters of Puget Sound and Lake Washington, the San Juan and Bainbridge Islands, as well as some of the best fishing spots in the region. For sights within the city and of the man-made variety, use the trolley, coach, and duck tours to get you all around town. Whatever your interest, be it historical, natural, architectural, industrial, or cultural, Seattle tours has the perfect excursion for you!  And with services offered year round, and matching any price range and schedule, you’re on your way in no time. But make your plans and reservations soon, as these guides and transportation require advance notice and fill up fast!
Whale Watching
360-734-8866

http://www.orcawatch.com

Watch for the Orcas onboard one of the largest and most comfortable boats dedicated to whale watching in the Pacific Northwest. The Island Mariner Cruise guarantees you will see some whales or they will continue taking you out until you do.  This mariner team prides themselves in their success in finding the location of the whales and uses every precaution to protect nature’s amazing creatures.
Outdoor Adventures
206-286-7550

http://www.adventureoutdoors-tours.com

Seize your day and join a customized tour or a U-drive tour for an unforgettable adventure. View the wilderness in out of the way places and other sightseeing destinations.  Trips to amazing viewpoints, lakes and rivers with barbecue cookouts are a few activities you can experience.  Don’t forget to take some memorable pictures as you experience an old fashioned family outdoor tour.
Boeing Tour
http://www.customizedtours.net

This tour is one of the most impressive industrial tours in the world.  Watch the assembly line craft the pieces together which eventually creates the massive airplanes.  Then take a look at the awe-inspiring finished products.  Of course, you can take a bit of Boeing home with you by visiting the souvenir store after your tour.
Whale Watching
360-734-8866

http://www.orcawatch.com

Watch for the Orcas onboard one of the largest and most comfortable boats dedicated to whale watching in the Pacific Northwest. The Island Mariner Cruise guarantees you will see some whales or they will continue taking you out until you do.  This mariner team prides themselves in their success in finding the location of the whales and uses every precaution to protect nature’s amazing creatures.
Seaplane Tours
206-329-9638

http://www.seattleseaplanes.com

Get a unique perspective of Seattle on a popular 20 minute scenic flight. Charter a seaplane to the mountains or go to a favorite fishing retreat. The seaplanes also offer romantic in flight dinners or you can dine at a restaurant on a neighboring island.  If you feel daring, you can even inquire about flight instructions.
Mt. Rainier Tours
http://www.mtrainiertours.com

During the months of May through October you can take a relaxing tour on a luxury mini-coach.  Enjoy a day surrounded by the natural wonders at Mt. Rainier National Park. This fun and informative day trip allows you to envelop yourself with the sights of high mountain meadows and pristine glacier-fed waterfalls. Not many places can beat the scenic beauty of this national park.
Argosy Cruises
206-623-1445

http://www.argosycruises.com

Experience spectacular beauty on some of the most remarkable vessels in the Pacific Northwest.  When you set sail from the historic downtown area of Seattle and travel through the Puget Sound you will learn the history and facts about Seattle’s harbors, lakes, locks and other famous places.  This can be an extraordinary event as many of the premier vessels feature exquisite cuisine cruises with full service bars and dancing areas for both public and private sector.
Sights of Seattle
206-528-7580

http://www.sightseeingofseattle.com

The ultimate, most comprehensive view of Seattle is through the “Sights in Seattle” tour.  Travel across the Puget Sound on a ferry and board a luxury mini-coach to enjoy the land portion of the hidden neighborhoods, islands, parks and mountain vistas.  Get a close look at naval vessels and explore nature’s wildlife. Learn facts about Salmon Ladder, the different bridges in the area, the famous Space Needle and much more. This all day adventure is informative, fun should not be missed!
Biplane Tours
206-730-1412

http://www.oldethymeaviation.com

How about an aerial tour of Seattle and the awesome outlying areas?  If you have the stomach for it the scenic tour via biplane can be incredible.  See Puget Sound, the waterfront and Snoqualmie Falls from a different point of view.
Amphibious Tour
206-774-DUCK

http://www.ridetheducksofseattle.com

One of the top five must-dos in Seattle is “Riding the Duck”.  This WWII restored amphibious craft takes you on a fun-filled musical tour across land and sea.  Imagine a party on wheels that floats.



Shopping in Seattle
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Seattle shopping offers the kind of variety, locations, and price ranges you’d expect to find in major international cities. Plus, with both indoor and outdoor venues, your shopping can last as long as you do! Downtown is a great place to start, but Pioneer Square is the preferred destination of many locals with its historic charm, galleries and incredible selection of retailers. Antiques are also an easy find in the Seattle area, with many singular and collections of stores to treasure hunt. University Shopping Village is the place for the upscale and high-end goods. But for the sheer fun, sights, tastes, and sounds of Seattle shopping get to Pike Place, an historic open-air market. Here you’ll find all the best foods and crafts of the region. But there’s great day of retailing available wherever you go in Seattle. Here’s a list of just a few great place to begin your retail adventures.
Pike Place Market
508 Pike Pl

An historic open-air market place that delights the senses. Enjoy some tasty treats and be amazed by the crafts of the local artisans.

Pelayo Antiques
7601 Greenwood Ave N

Find antiques that come from around the world
Pioneer Square
various streets

pioneersquare.org

Considered the heart and the beginning of Seattle, this 20 block area features historic buildings, over 30 galleries and an incredible retail sector. See website for details.
Metropolitian Market
2320 42ND Ave SW

This lavish gourmet store is overflowing with delightful goodies to try. Buy a picnic basket here, stock it with some fresh meats and cheeses and head for the beach.
Fremont Antique Mall
3419 Fremont Pl N

A favorite spot for vintage treasures.
Downtown Shopping District
1st Avenue to 7th Avenue

The major shopping destination for tourists. Great selection of upscale, eclectic, and occassional bargains to boot!



Nightlife in Seattle
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When the sun goes down, the action lights up the entire city! Even the most consistent couch potato can’t resist Seattle nightlife. From downtown to the waterfront, the suburbs, and beyond, Seattle offers the kind of nightlife activities that will give you some of the best nights of your life! With numerous bars, pubs, sports bars, nightclubs, comedy clubs, and live music venues, you’ll find any and every way to get your nightlife groove going. Once again, Pioneer Square is one of the best places to find the best action. But if the club and bar scene isn’t your speed, look for Seattle’s world-class performance arts venues. The number one place to find opera, theater, dance, and touring Broadway shows is the Seattle Center. This huge entertainment complex houses the best performances in town. But, be it at the bar, or in your seats, you’ll always find great times with Seattle nightlife.
Comedy Club
Comedy Underground
222 S. Main St.

Hours vary throughout the year. Comedy club
Adult
Unexpected Productions Improv
1428 Post Alley

Hours vary. Improvisational theater!
Pampas Room
90 Wall St

Cabaret & Revue, Lounge
Twilight Exit
2020 E Madison St

Karaoke, lounge
Owl n Thistle Irish Pub
808 Post Ave

Alternative Rock, Folk & Bluegrass, Irish & Celtic, Jazz
Nightclub
Fenix Underground
109 S. Washington

Dance club, DJ, Hiphop, R&B, live music
Bohemian Backstage
111 Yesler Way

Bar, Dance Club, HipHop, Rap Club, Reggae, World Music
Century Ballroom & Cafe
915 E Pine St

Latin and swing dancing
Dimitriou’s Jazz Alley
2033 6th Ave

Upscale jazz club
Century Ballroom & Cafe
915 E Pine St

Latin and swing dancing
Bar
Last Supper Club
124 S. Washington St

Dance Club, Live Music, Supper Club


Tiki Bob’s Cantina
166 King St.

Dance Club, Disco, DJ, Restaurant, Sports Bar



Recreation in Seattle
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Beaches
Discovery Park is a massive location that is situated on a bluff overlooking Puget Sound and has some breathtaking views.
Boating
Are you ready to paddle? Seattle has an incredible array of boating options, from a slow row around Green Lake to a sunset sail on Puget Sound.



Cycling
Participate in the nation’s largest multi-day bicycle event in the Northwest which Seattle hosts annually. Ride with over 8000 people from all over the world and of various ages.



Golf
If golfing is your passion, swing by one of the many world-class courses in Seattle.  Find premier golf destinations with impressive fairways that yield an array of styles and conditions.
Hiking
Do you enjoy meeting new friends, having a great time while engaging in physical activity and love being outdoors?  If so, then hiking could be just the activity for you.
Fishing
Would you like to try your hand at fishing but are new to the sport?  Not a problem, first-class, fully guided fishing charters are available to provide you with all of the instruction you need.
Parks
Interested in just taking a stroll through the woods, a run on a beach or perhaps walking the dog? Whatever it is you wish to do, Seattle parks can offer you the opportunity.
Walking Tours
Take a ferryboat ride to Bainbridge Island where you can take a walkabout , art galleries tour and experience first-rate restaurants, unique shopping and historical sites.
Skiing
Take Explore the magnificent mountain scenery while experiencing the rush of a challenging ski slope. Try a course for a beginner which provides instructions to help improve your comfort and safety levels as you participate in these activities.



Seattle Restaurants
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And if you think Seattle’s landscape is remarkable, just wait until you sample any of its incredible restaurants! With several world-renowned chefs calling Seattle home, you’re always in for some amazing dining adventures! Seattle restaurants offer every kind of ethnic cuisine imaginable, and the freshest seafood you’ve ever tasted.  You’ll discover menus with everything from the authentic ethnic recipes to the surprise of fusion cooking, and with flavors from a round the world and right here in the USA. You’ll find every price range available, too, with everything from fast food to the finest in world-class dining. Some great places to start your epicurean adventures are downtown, the waterfront, and Pioneer Square. But why limit yourself with incredible restaurants throughout the Seattle area? You’re never far from our next best meal in Seattle. For variety, price, and location. Seattle restaurants serve it all! Check our list of just a few of our favorites!


3 Pigs Barbeque
1044 116TH Ave NE

Seattle

425-453-0888

For really good BBQ, the chicken, ribs and hot links are beyond compare.

Barbeque

Dress Code: Casual

Hours of operation: 11:00 AM - 08:00 PM

Price range: Budget
Pecos Pit BBQ
42260 First Ave S

Seattle

206-623-0629

The tasty barbeque sandwiches are messy but it’s worth it, Cash only please.

Barbeque

Dress Code: Casual

Hours of operation: 11:00 AM - 03:00 PM

Price range: Budget
La Louisiana
2514 E Cherry

Seattle

206-329-5007

Authentic Cajun dishes and prize-winning peach cobbler that shouldn’t be missed.

Cajun

Dress Code: Casual

Hours of operation: 12:00 PM - 10:00 PM

Price range: Budget
Dragonfish Asian Cafe
722 Pine St

Seattle

206-467-7777

What a variety of cuisines here, find Chinese, Japanese, Sushi,Thai, Pan-Asian & Pacific Rim fare.  Sampling dim sum and fresh vegetable plates is the way to go and the Chocolate Heaven dessert is decadent.

Chinese

Dress Code: Casual

Hours of operation: 07:00 AM - 01:00 AM

Price range: Moderate
Shallots Asian Bistro
2525 4th Ave

Seattle

206-728-1888

A charming bistro serving dishes that have complex, interesting flavors.

Chinese

Dress Code: Casual

Hours of operation: 11:00 AM - 10:00 PM

Price range: Moderate
Le Panier
1902 Pike Place

Seattle

206-441-3669

A quaint very French bakery offering culinary treats for breakfast and lunch, don’t forget your dessert.

French

Dress Code: Casual

Hours of operation: 07:00 AM - 05:00 PM

Price range: Budget
Maximilien In The Market
81A Pike Street

Seattle

206-682-7270

Old world charm of a hideaway in Paris with exquisite tastes of France.

French

Hours of operation: 11:30 AM - 10:00 PM

Price range: Upscale
Szmania’s Kirkland
148 Lake St S

Kirkland

425-803-3310

Showcases a unique blend of German cuisine and Northwest flavors including award-winning seafood dishes.

German

Dress Code: Business Casual

Hours of operation: 11:30 AM - 05:00 PM

Price range: Upscale
Mediterranean Kitchen
103 Bellevue Way NE Ste 103

Bellevue

425-462-9422

Try the exotic spices of the Mediterranean, the flavors are outstanding and you must try the flaky baklava.

Greek

Dress Code: Casual

Hours of operation: 11:00 AM - 09:30 PM

Price range: Moderate
Taste Of India
5517 Roosevelt Way NE

Seattle

206-528-1575

The great taste of India is represented in the authentic dishes prepared and the service is great too.

Indian

Dress Code: Casual

Hours of operation: 11:00 AM - 09:00 PM

Price range: Budget
Perche’no
621 1/2 Queen Anne Ave N

Seattle

206-298-0230

A fine dining spot with a wide range pastas and specialties but the charm is not limited to the food, live music is provided for your entertainment.

Italian

Dress Code: Casual

Hours of operation: 11:30 AM - 10:30 PM

Price range: Moderate


Barbacoa
2209 Queen Anne Ave. N

Seattle

206-352-6213

Tex Mex meets upscale barbeque.

Mexican

Dress Code: Casual

Hours of operation: 11:30 AM - 10:00 PM

Price range: Moderate
Sergio’s Mexican Restaurant
707 N 34TH St

Seattle

206-632-6685

Great Americanized Mexican food at a decent price.

Mexican

Dress Code: Casual

Hours of operation: 11:00 AM - 11:00 PM

Price range: Budget
Pegasus Pizza
2806 Alki Avenue SW

Seattle

206-932-4849

Described as heavenly pizza, the crust is thick, yet light and crispy,

Pizza

Dress Code: Casual

Hours of operation: 08:00 AM - 08:00 PM

Price range: Budget
Green Cat Cafe
1514 E Olive Way

Seattle

206-726-8756

A funky sidewalk café that serves veggie-friendly comfort food.

Sandwiches

Dress Code: Casual

Hours of operation: 07:00 AM - 04:00 PM

Price range: Budget
Honeyhole Sandwiches
703 E Pike Street

Seattle

206-709-1399

Lunch joint by day, lounge by night; this versatile shop hits the spot.

Sandwiches

Dress Code: Casual

Hours of operation: 10:00 AM - 02:00 AM

Price range: Budget
World Wrapps
701 Fifth Ave

Seattle

206-340-0810

Tortillas are a way of life at this world-fusion spot, internationally inspired wraps, bowls and smoothies.

Sandwiches

Dress Code: Casual

Hours of operation: 10:30 AM - 06:00 PM

Price range: Budget
Elliott’s Oyster House
1201 Alaskan Way, Pier 56

Seattle

206-623-4340

A reliably great oyster and fish house on the waterfront.

Seafood

Dress Code: Casual

Hours of operation: 11:00 AM - 10:00 PM

Price range: Budget
Oceanaire Seafood Room
1700 Seventh Ave Ste 100

Seattle

206-267-2277

A fine selection of enticing exotic seafood in large quantities.

Seafood

Dress Code: Business Casual

Hours of operation: 11:30 AM - 09:00 PM

Price range: Moderate
Third Floor Fish Cafe
205 lake Street S

Kirkland

425-822-3553

Very good, prices were reasonable and the service was simple & honest.

Seafood

Dress Code: Casual

Hours of operation: 04:00 PM - 12:00 AM

Price range: Expensive
Daniel’s Broiler
200 Lake Washington Blvd

Seattle

206-329-4191

An upscale steakhouse that is a night out destination.

Steak House

Dress Code: Casual

Hours of operation: 05:00 PM - 12:00 AM

Price range: Moderate
Jak’S Grill
4548 California Ave SW

Seattle

206-937-7809

Great steaks, friendly service and reasonable prices impress the locals.

Steak House

Dress Code: Casual

Hours of operation: 05:00 PM - 09:00 PM

Price range: Moderate
Metropolitan Grill
820 2ND Ave

Seattle

206-624-3287

The “Crown Jewel” of traditional dining, memorable cuisine.

Steak House

Dress Code: Casual

Hours of operation: 11:00 AM - 11:00 PM

Price range: Expensive
Morton’s Of Chicago
1511 Sixth Avenue

Seattle

206-223-2751

This elegant upscale steakhouse allows you to choose your own prime cut of meat.

Steak House

Dress Code: Business Casual

Hours of operation: 05:30 PM - 11:00 PM

Price range: Expensive
Huckleberry Square Restaurant 
14423 Ambaum Blvd SW

Seattle

 (206) 246-7006

Claims to have the best ribs in town, wonderful soups and attentive service.

American

Dress Code: Business Casual

Hours of operation: 06:00 AM - 09:00 PM

Price range: Budget
 Kingfish Cafe 
602 19TH Ave E

Seattle

(206) 320-8757

Lunch is served until 2:00 pm on Mon and Wed thru Fri and dinner starts at 6:00 Sun Brunch 11:00am-2:00pm, Closed on Tues  Upscale Soul Food that is worth waiting for.

American

Dress Code: Casual

Hours of operation: 11:30 AM - 09:00 PM

Price range: Moderate
 Metropolitan Grill
820 2nd Avenue

Seattle

206-624-3287

The “Crown Jewel” of traditional dining, memorable cuisine based largely on prime steak.

American

Dress Code: Casual

Hours of operation: 11:00 AM - 11:00 PM

Price range: Expensive
 Queen City Grill
2201 1st Ave

Seattle

206-443-0975

This classy bistro focuses on an American cuisine with a menu based largely on seafood, you may choose to sit at the bar or in an intimate booth.

American

Dress Code: Business Casual

Hours of operation: 04:30 PM - 11:00 PM

Price range: Upscale
 Nishinoh
3130 E Madison St

Seattle

206-322-5800

A truly remarkable experience showcasing the freshest fish and produce and the sushi always draws in the crowd.

Japanese

Dress Code: Casual

Hours of operation: 05:30 PM - 10:30 PM

Price range: Moderate
Sam’s Sushi
521 Queen Anne Ave N

Seattle

206-282-4612

A cozy restaurant preparing the freshest sushi and high quality Japanese cuisine.

Japanese

Dress Code: Casual

Hours of operation: 11:00 AM - 09:00 PM

Price range: Budget



Seattle Hotels
admin — Sun, 21 Oct 2007 21:45:24 +0000
Where to stay in Seattle? Seattle hotels will make finding the perfect lodging for your vacation a Pacific Coast breeze! With incredible hotels spread throughout the city and beyond, you can pick your view and your price. Whether you want a romantic room overlooking Puget Sound, a rustic inn looking out over the Cascade Mountains, or a downtown high-rise that overlooks the entire city and the Space Needle, you’ll always be able to get what you want. And, you’ll find prices that are as varied as the views with everything from the finest in world-class luxury rooms, to family priced national chain hotels, and right down to the most basic in budget rooms. You’ll always get your room, and your price, right!  Make where you stay one of the best parts of your vacation. Given all the choices, all your choices will be the best with all the fantastic Seattle hotels!