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Seattle is known as “the Emerald City."
Seattle sits on the shores of two large lakes and Puget Sound, with remote wilderness less than an hour away, and it is flanked by two major mountain ranges, with Mount Rainier in full view from the city.
Sightseeing and restaurants (more than 2,200) make this city one that never bores you, and despite the stigma of rain and clouds, the average annual rainfall is only 36 inches, less than New York and Atlanta!
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BROOKLYN SEAFOOD, STEAK & OYSTER HOUSE 1212 2nd Ave - Seattle - 206- 224-7000
Old Seattle-style upscale establishment specializing in seafood and steak.
CHEZ SHEA
94 Pike St, Ste 34 - Seattle - 206-467-9990
One of Seattle's gems, Chez Shea offers a romantic setting overlooking Puget Sound. Expensive, but worth it.
ELLIOTT'S OYSTER HOUSE 1203 Alaskan Way - Seattle - 206-623-4340
Amply portioned but formulaic Northwest seafood, with an outstanding view and near-waterfront location.
LOWELL'S 1519 Pike Place - Main Arcade, Pike Place Market - Seattle - 206-622-2036
Have a great meal overlooking Elliot Bay, the tasty food is not too pricey, either- especially with the view! HOLE IN THE WALL BARBECUE
215 James St - Seattle - 206-622-8717
Mild, medium or hot barbecued meat sandwiches and chili in a real hole in the wall.
IL BISTRO 93-A Pike St - Seattle - 206-682-3049
The intimate space under the Market is a perfect backdrop for enjoying food, wine and friends. McCORMICK & SCHMICK'S
1103 1st Ave - Seattle - 206-623-5500
A New York-feeling steakhouse with reading materials, a long bar and great happy hour specials.
WILD GINGER ASIAN 1400 Western Ave - Seattle - 206-623-4450
Brilliant Southeast Asian cuisine has made a lasting mark on the city's restaurant scene.
YOSHINOBO
520 S Jackson St - Seattle - 206-405-4646
Japanese restaurant in the International District featuring sushi and robata bar.
THE CENTRAL SALOON 207 1st Ave S - Seattle - 206-625-1265
Oldest operating saloon in Seattle, serving a full menu of rock, reggae, funk, jazz and blues.
COLOURBOX
113 1st Ave S - Seattle - 206-340-4101
An alternative-rock aberration amid the more staid Pioneer Square clubs.
KELLS IRISH RESTAURANT and PUB
1916 Post Alley - Seattle - 206-728-1916
This pub fulfills its motto: "If you can't go to Ireland, come to Kells."
SIGHTS THE SPACE NEEDLE
5th Ave N and Broad St - Seattle - 206-443-2111
In 1959, Edward E. Carlson penciled his vision of a dominant central structure for the 1962 Seattle World's Fair on a placemat in a coffeehouse. That futuristic image would become the internationally known symbol of Seattle, the Space Needle. Just 43 seconds in a glass elevator from ground level to 520 feet above Seattle. There are a couple of good restaurants at the top, or you can just have a drink and watch the world go round. Great views!.
HYDROPLANE AND RACEBOAT MUSEUM
1605 S 93rd St - Seattle - 206-764-94530
The world's only dedicated powerboat racing museum, featuring hydros dating to 1929.
MUSEUM OF FLIGHT
9404 E Marginal Way S - Seattle - 206-764-5720
First-class museum of aviation history, with vintage planes hanging overhead.
FRISBEE MUSEUM Bakersfield - 661-868-7000
Dedicated in Four thousand colorful flying disks displayed in a basement museum.
LIVE SPORTS SEATTLE MARINERS SafeCo Field - 206-622-HITS Major League Baseball- American League
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