I've been collecting stuff for my friends and I to do when they visit. Here's that list. It's awfully centered on where I live (walking distance) and excludes Ballard and Georgetown (my fav parts of town) bc people may not have cars when they visit.
Italics = I've already been there but would gladly go again!
Toward Madison Park:
Two Doors Down:Burgers and beer
Essential Baking Co or Belle Epicurean: coffee and danish
Essential Baking Co
Bell Epicurean
Queen Bee: Literally across the street from me
Cafe Flora: brunch
Japanese Garden
Madison Park:
Cactus: tacqueria next to Lake Washington
The Harvest Vine: Fancy dinner
Toward Madrona/Leschi:
Hi Spot: Brunch
Bottle House: wine and cheese and tapas
Red Cow: steaks and frites
Toward Central District:
The Neighbor Lady and Uncle Ikes: beers and buds
Fat's Chicken and Waffles: shrimp and grits, fried chicken
Cafe Selam: hole in the wall/excellent Ethiopian food
Cafe Victrola
Between Cap Hill and CD:
Chuck's Hop Shop (beers)
Oola Distillery:
Bar Sue (dive bar):
Elysian Brewery (best beer in town?):
Skillet: Brunch
Cafe Pettirosso: Pretty Italian (?) Coffee
Two Big Blondes: plus size consignment shop--I got some great work pieces here!
Toward Cap Hill:
Oddfellows (brunch):
Bait Shop (drinks or fish and chips):
Optimism Brewing (great darks, huge space):
http://www.yelp.com/biz/
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Rachel's Ginger Beer (local and tasty mixed drinks with RGB):
Starbucks Roastery (the fanciest Starbucks ever):
Montana: (hard liquor mixed drinks on tap)
Cap Hill Shopping:
Below is a little far for walking:
Toward Fremont:
Fremont Brewing:
Up north:
Green Lake (walk/run around)
El Chupacabra (Tacos near there):
Cuban Food near there:
And here's stuff by topic without caring about how close it is:
Parks/Beaches:
http://www.yelp.com/biz/denny-
Music Venues:
Seattle Art Museum (downtown):
Seattle Public Library (downtown):
Seattle Asian Art Museum:
Theo's Chocolate Tour:
Best Coffee in Town:
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