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Pioneer Square

Elliott Bay is a fantastic bookstore.

It's great to walk around Greenlake at sunset, any time of the year!

Pike Place Market

You might recognize it from a certain film, but Lowell's in the Pike Place Market is a killer breakfast spot. Great view of the water, and the french toast makes me want to get it every morning I'm there.

Wallingford

Just delightful. A restaurant staffed and owned by talented young chefs and servers passionate about organic, fresh food of the highest quality. Along with Lark and Sitka & Spruce, just a great place to visit.

4225 Fremont Avenue N.

A small cozy walk-in restaurant, Paseo provides the tastiest sandwiches in town, no contest. Always busy, so there are often line-ups out the door. Order ahead or be ready to wait in line. However you get your sandwich though, it'll be worth the wait.

*they're known for their "Midnight Cuban Press" -> #8.

Pier 54, 1201 Alaskan Way

Had an amazing experience at Elliott's Oyster House. They had over 20 veritials of oysters, all from the West coast and each amazingly fresh and unique. The staff are virtual encyclopedias on the subject of bivalves. Truly an oyster lovers dream spot. Shameless though it is, the URL posted is to my review, but also contains a link to Elliott's.

Columbia city

Sicilain food is italian food with North African twist. The food was super good and surprising in the flavor combinations. The prices were cheap for the quality. Can't wait to go back!

4857 Rainier Ave S
Seattle, WA 98118
(206) 723-2192

88 Yesler Way, Seattle, WA 98104

Great place to relax and unwind. Eclectic music, good service, diverse population, excellent martini's.

Queen Anne Hill

Try the Rumble in N'Awlins! Delish!

1401 3rd Avenue

Cambodia, Thailand, Indonesia, Vietnam, Malaysia, Singapore, China and Hong Kong are a handful of the countries represented on the menu here.

The Panang Beef Curry I had here was delicious.