Guidebook for Seattle
Food Scene
My favorite ramen joint in Seattle, and my third favorite in the world. I personally recommend the Miso Rekka ramen with a soft-boiled egg added in.
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Ramen Danbo
1222 E Pine StMy favorite ramen joint in Seattle, and my third favorite in the world. I personally recommend the Miso Rekka ramen with a soft-boiled egg added in.
A bar that serves a variety of Japanese food. This is usually my go-to place for friends or family who visit Seattle.
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SUIKA Seattle
611 E Pine StA bar that serves a variety of Japanese food. This is usually my go-to place for friends or family who visit Seattle.
Sister restaurant to SUIKA Seattle, also a bar that serves Japanese food. They have a neat 9-course bento box with a variety of sashimi and small bites built into it. The wagyu-uni nigiri is incredible.
7 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Tamari Bar
500 E Pine StSister restaurant to SUIKA Seattle, also a bar that serves Japanese food. They have a neat 9-course bento box with a variety of sashimi and small bites built into it. The wagyu-uni nigiri is incredible.
My favorite local ice cream shop - incredibly creamy and fresh ice cream. Expect a long line if the weather is nice.
468 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Molly Moon's Homemade Ice Cream
917 E Pine StMy favorite local ice cream shop - incredibly creamy and fresh ice cream. Expect a long line if the weather is nice.
A cozy little Taco joint that is known for their eponymous Tacos Chukis, made with fresh pineapple and carnitas.
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Tacos Chukis
219 Broadway EA cozy little Taco joint that is known for their eponymous Tacos Chukis, made with fresh pineapple and carnitas.
Quite pricey, but it is home to the second best sushi I've had the privilege of having, beat out only by sushi in Japan. If you are a fan of raw fish, this place is a must.
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Sushi Kashiba
86 Pine StQuite pricey, but it is home to the second best sushi I've had the privilege of having, beat out only by sushi in Japan. If you are a fan of raw fish, this place is a must.
A great burger joint that has a large selection of interesting burgers put together from local ingredients (notably Beecher's cheese). Definitely do get a side of the garlic truffle fries with your burger, and ask for aioli dipping sauce on the side if they don't give it to you.
81 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
8oz Burger & Co
1401 BroadwayA great burger joint that has a large selection of interesting burgers put together from local ingredients (notably Beecher's cheese). Definitely do get a side of the garlic truffle fries with your burger, and ask for aioli dipping sauce on the side if they don't give it to you.
Sightseeing
This area of the Queen Anne neighborhood is the only place in Seattle that captures both the Space Needle and Mount Rainier in a single view. Only go on a clear day - otherwise, Mount Rainier may not be out.
881 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Parque Kerry
211 W Highland DrThis area of the Queen Anne neighborhood is the only place in Seattle that captures both the Space Needle and Mount Rainier in a single view. Only go on a clear day - otherwise, Mount Rainier may not be out.
Offers a great view of the bay and the Olympic Mountain Range. Perfect for viewing sunsets, or if you just enjoy looking at interesting sculptures.
653 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Parque de Esculturas Olímpicas
2901 Western AveOffers a great view of the bay and the Olympic Mountain Range. Perfect for viewing sunsets, or if you just enjoy looking at interesting sculptures.
A popular little park on the other side of Lake Union which offers one of two available city-skyline views of Seattle. If you want to see it from the other side, you'll have to travel all the way to Alki Beach in West Seattle, which is considerably farther.
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Parque Gas Works
2101 N Northlake WayA popular little park on the other side of Lake Union which offers one of two available city-skyline views of Seattle. If you want to see it from the other side, you'll have to travel all the way to Alki Beach in West Seattle, which is considerably farther.