Visiting Seattle

[ichitaka05]

Hey,

I'll be in Seattle on Labor Day week. Give me some good place to go! Specially food please. Lol

Currently I only have Drift-Office & Bruce Lee & Brandon Lee Memorial in my list. Oh & I'll be visiting my friend in Friday Harbor, so any tip on ferries that'll be great.

Thanks!


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[Touge_ninja]

Pike place market for sure

[ichitaka05]

Originally Posted by Touge_ninja

Pike place market for sure

I heard they're pretty cool place. I love seafood too, so win won

Btw how's parking near there? Bad? Not bad? Horrible?


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[Touge_ninja]

Originally Posted by ichitaka05

I heard they're pretty cool place. I love seafood too, so win won

Btw how's parking near there? Bad? Not bad? Horrible?


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parking in downtown is a BITCH. pacific place is the only cheap parking you can find there.

[Touge_ninja]

Dont forget elliots oyster house in the waterfront. their crab chowder is BOMB!!

[ichitaka05]

Originally Posted by Touge_ninja

parking in downtown is a BITCH. pacific place is the only cheap parking you can find there.

How expensive is the parking spot?

Originally Posted by Touge_ninja

Dont forget elliots oyster house in the waterfront. their crab chowder is BOMB!!

Elliot's Oyster House? I'm totally noting it in to eat place! Thanks!!!!!


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[rixter145]

Shiro's sushi in bell town for sure. It's got the authentic buzz all over it

[Touge_ninja]

$4/hour

[ichitaka05]

Originally Posted by rixter145

Shiro's sushi in bell town for sure. It's got the authentic buzz all over it

Shiro's Sushi? Noted

Originally Posted by Touge_ninja

$4/hour

Dayum! That's pretty hefty still. I guess it's better than Cali


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[bcj]

Fort St. George, Dim Sum King and Thai Curry Simple in the international district for fudz.
+1 for Shiro's.

After Auburn take Rainier Avenue up the west side of Lake Washington from Renton.
Turn onto Seward Park Ave., Lake Washington Blvd. past Leshi to Denny Park (Kurt Cobain house) then up the hill from there to Madison Ave. Go up that to 15th then north on there to the cemetery (Bruce and Brandon).

If you like parks - Seward Park (on Lk W. blvd), Gasworks on Lake Union, Kinnear Park on Queen Anne Hill for a view over downtown.

Museum of Flight at Boeing Field, Museum of History and Industry is all new this year (South Lk Union)

Ferry Info: WSDOT - Ferries
Get there an hour early. Really.

[Limerick]

SIGHTS:

Pikes (make sure to hit the Piroshki place!)
Space Needle, if you've never been.

EMP is pretty cool too if it's your first time.

Sculpture park is great for photos. Great background for our cars


FOOD:

Tom Douglas has some restaurants in Seattle. All have different themes and I haven't eaten at one I didn't like. My favorite is Etta's (seafood themed).

For dim sum, my favorite is Jade Garden near Uwajimaya. Also by there is Oasis bubble tea if you like that.

[Touge_ninja]

Also be sure to do the dozen egg omelet at beths cafe

[ichitaka05]

Awesome!!! I gonna go home fat & happy lol

Keep coming w all the info.


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[Ihartc4]

For brunch I highly recommend the Local 360. It's a farm to table restaurant just a few blocks north of Pikes Place. Usually there is 4 hour parking open around it, free on Sundays.

For dinner, I like Anchovies and Olives, a hip place east of downtown, but easily accessible or Al Bocallino, an impressive Italian place near the waterfront and ferry terminal.

If you're in downtown seattle on the weekend, parking isn't too bad if you get in before 11 and there's not a soccer or baseball game. Good luck!