Mostly in the Hood
Literary
5 blocks from the apartment you can find Elliot Bay Bookstore. This is an institution for Seattle readers of all types! Get great reading recommendations, enjoy a latte, attend a reading, get lost in the books.
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The Elliott Bay Book Company
1521 10th Ave5 blocks from the apartment you can find Elliot Bay Bookstore. This is an institution for Seattle readers of all types! Get great reading recommendations, enjoy a latte, attend a reading, get lost in the books.
Not in the hood, but you should check out Georgetown if you can. Fantagraphics publishes and sells underground/alternative/indie comics!!!
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Fantagraphics Bookstore And Gallery
1201 S Vale StNot in the hood, but you should check out Georgetown if you can. Fantagraphics publishes and sells underground/alternative/indie comics!!!
Art Offerings
It is a one mile, flat walk from the apartment. This museum has just gone through an expansion. It is housed in an old Art Deco armory style building. It is a part of Volunteer Park and admission is included with purchase of a Seattle Art Museum ticket. Otherwise, the fee is small. They have a rotation of modern showings along with the permanent collection.
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Asian Art Museum (temporarily closed)
1400 E Prospect StIt is a one mile, flat walk from the apartment. This museum has just gone through an expansion. It is housed in an old Art Deco armory style building. It is a part of Volunteer Park and admission is included with purchase of a Seattle Art Museum ticket. Otherwise, the fee is small. They have a rotation of modern showings along with the permanent collection.
12th Avenue Arts
1620 12th AveTheater right around the corner!
Velocity Dance Center
Dance classes and events 3 blocks away!
Boutique Shopping
My favorite neighborhood retail therapy.
If you love jewelry, ceramics, accessories and great shopping, you won't want to miss this store. It is an easy walk at the northern end of the Broadway retail strip. They focus on showing the work of local (and not) artists of ceramics, jewelry, fabrics, and more. This is the sister store to the much larger Kobo in the International District.
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Kobo Shop & Gallery
604 S Jackson St If you love jewelry, ceramics, accessories and great shopping, you won't want to miss this store. It is an easy walk at the northern end of the Broadway retail strip. They focus on showing the work of local (and not) artists of ceramics, jewelry, fabrics, and more. This is the sister store to the much larger Kobo in the International District.
A few blocks away in Chop House Row is Ghost Gallery. They showcase cool and affordable art by locals. They have an extensive collection of hand crafted candles and oils, too. They represent local jewelers, and have a decent selection of tarot. It is a great space.
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Ghost Gallery
600 Pine StA few blocks away in Chop House Row is Ghost Gallery. They showcase cool and affordable art by locals. They have an extensive collection of hand crafted candles and oils, too. They represent local jewelers, and have a decent selection of tarot. It is a great space.
Barney's closed downtown, but if you need something EXPENSIVE, this is the place to look like a million bucks.
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Totokaelo
1523 10th AveBarney's closed downtown, but if you need something EXPENSIVE, this is the place to look like a million bucks.
You need to get to this downtown institution for the gliteratti!
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Baby & Company
351 North Leadville AvenueYou need to get to this downtown institution for the gliteratti!
Sway and Cake
1124 E Pike StLovely little shop to get a little fancy!
Addicted to fresh kicks and limited edition sneakers? Me too.
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Likelihood
2201 E Union StAddicted to fresh kicks and limited edition sneakers? Me too.
Standard Goods
501 E Pike StFor younger, hip, unassuming stylings.
Neighborhoods
Close to Downtown. Is a major stop on the light rail. Great restaurants, boutique shopping, arts events spaces, bars, music, and more. It is the densest neighborhood in Seattle.
Capitol Hill
Food scene
Here's a start to trying to eat your way through Capitol Hill. This list is ever so small for the offerings all around you. This town is crazy for food experiences.
This is a collection of restaurants, bars, and retail shops that share an in interior courtyard. It is a beautiful space, and a must see in the neighborhood.
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Chophouse Row
1424 11th AveThis is a collection of restaurants, bars, and retail shops that share an in interior courtyard. It is a beautiful space, and a must see in the neighborhood.
Ice Creams and cheeses locally sourced from Vashon island. If you care about these 2 products, you care about Kurt Farms.
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Kurt Farm Shop
1424 11th AveIce Creams and cheeses locally sourced from Vashon island. If you care about these 2 products, you care about Kurt Farms.
Some of the best sushi and CHEAP EATS at a non assuming Japanese diner.
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Hana Restaurant
Some of the best sushi and CHEAP EATS at a non assuming Japanese diner.
Not in the neighborhood, but totally mentionable, is the oldest Japanese restaurant in Seattle. You can book a tatami room for a little extra bit of luxury and authenticity. Very cool ambiance and great food. Reservations recommended.
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Maneki Restaurant
304 6th Ave SNot in the neighborhood, but totally mentionable, is the oldest Japanese restaurant in Seattle. You can book a tatami room for a little extra bit of luxury and authenticity. Very cool ambiance and great food. Reservations recommended.
Israeli street food done to perfection. Get you some! 3 blocks away.
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Aviv Hummus Bar
107 15th Ave EIsraeli street food done to perfection. Get you some! 3 blocks away.
Comfort food done with a twist. You like fried chicken? Good for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
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Skillet Diner
1400 E Union StComfort food done with a twist. You like fried chicken? Good for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Little neighborhood place with excellent American fare, pastry and family style seating. A great place to pop-in if you are visiting Volunteer Park (it is not in the park, but down the hill) or Interlaken Park.
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Volunteer Park Cafe & Marketplace
1501 17th Ave ELittle neighborhood place with excellent American fare, pastry and family style seating. A great place to pop-in if you are visiting Volunteer Park (it is not in the park, but down the hill) or Interlaken Park.
Clean American fare cuisine in former Nights of Columbus Meeting Hall. Great brunch option. Take a laptop and sip a latte.
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Oddfellows Café + Bar
1525 10th AveClean American fare cuisine in former Nights of Columbus Meeting Hall. Great brunch option. Take a laptop and sip a latte.
The Wandering Goose
403 15th Ave EBecause you like biscuits made all ways.
Quintessential 24hr diner. A bit divy and nostalgic.
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Lost Lake Cafe & Lounge
1505 10th AveQuintessential 24hr diner. A bit divy and nostalgic.
A French bakery just 3 blocks away that serves pizza, sandwiches, breads, cakes, pastries, and coffee. I always get the rattatoulie for lunch. Never disappoints!
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Bakery Nouveau
4737 California Ave SWA French bakery just 3 blocks away that serves pizza, sandwiches, breads, cakes, pastries, and coffee. I always get the rattatoulie for lunch. Never disappoints!
Dive bar vibe for stuffing your pie hole. Grab a grinder and a beer at this Seattle classic.
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HoneyHole
703 E Pike StDive bar vibe for stuffing your pie hole. Grab a grinder and a beer at this Seattle classic.
Inside the wonderful Melrose Market. A bit of farm to table fanciness.
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Sitka and Spruce
1531 Melrose AveInside the wonderful Melrose Market. A bit of farm to table fanciness.
Tacos Chukis
219 Broadway EIf you love tacos, this is it.
Our focus is on our wines, sourced with care from family owned, small production bodegas from all over the wine (and sake, and beer) producing world.
Here, we pair our beverage offerings with a food menu of simply prepared dry aged and cured meats, cooked in our open fireplace, and local seafood, served raw, cured or smoked in our passive heat masonry smoker. We have a small bread program, as well as a selection of vegetables, prepared pickled or roasted. Our beverage and food offerings rotate daily.
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Bar Ferdinand
1424 11th AveOur focus is on our wines, sourced with care from family owned, small production bodegas from all over the wine (and sake, and beer) producing world.
Here, we pair our beverage offerings with a food menu of simply prepared dry aged and cured meats, cooked in our open fireplace, and local seafood, served raw, cured or smoked in our passive heat masonry smoker. We have a small bread program, as well as a selection of vegetables, prepared pickled or roasted. Our beverage and food offerings rotate daily.
Chef John Sundstrom’s menu features locally-produced and organic cheese, charcuterie, vegetables, grains, fish, and meats, all prepared in season. We work with local artisans, farmers, and foragers to serve the best of each season. This is definitely something special.
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Lark Restaurant
952 E Seneca StChef John Sundstrom’s menu features locally-produced and organic cheese, charcuterie, vegetables, grains, fish, and meats, all prepared in season. We work with local artisans, farmers, and foragers to serve the best of each season. This is definitely something special.
Food is an essential part of all family and social interactions in the Middle East where people grow up with intense flavors, colorful, vibrant foods fresh from the marketplace, prepared simply and with a lot of passion. Aromatic herbs fill the streets and a spirit of warmth and generosity exudes welcome at any table.
Here at mamnoon, we share these strengths brought with us from Lebanon and Syria to the new world of Seattle – where modern curiosity, compassion, progressive values and tolerance are paving the way for harmonious integration and celebration of cultures and flavors.
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Mamnoon
1508 Melrose AveFood is an essential part of all family and social interactions in the Middle East where people grow up with intense flavors, colorful, vibrant foods fresh from the marketplace, prepared simply and with a lot of passion. Aromatic herbs fill the streets and a spirit of warmth and generosity exudes welcome at any table.
Here at mamnoon, we share these strengths brought with us from Lebanon and Syria to the new world of Seattle – where modern curiosity, compassion, progressive values and tolerance are paving the way for harmonious integration and celebration of cultures and flavors.
At Quinn’s Pub we take traditions of the classic public house and raise them to new levels. We are community driven, quality focused, and a continual experiment in what it means to be a pub, bar and restaurant.
Our food is always evolving, our bar carefully curated, and our space open to all.
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Quinn's Pub
1001 E Pike StAt Quinn’s Pub we take traditions of the classic public house and raise them to new levels. We are community driven, quality focused, and a continual experiment in what it means to be a pub, bar and restaurant.
Our food is always evolving, our bar carefully curated, and our space open to all.
Inspired by Trastevere, the bustling 13th district of Rome, Rione XIII explores simple Roman cooking on Seattle’s Capitol Hill. Menu favorites include fried artichokes, housemade mozzarella, cacio e pepe, and wood-fired Roman street pizza.
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Rione XIII
401 15th Ave EInspired by Trastevere, the bustling 13th district of Rome, Rione XIII explores simple Roman cooking on Seattle’s Capitol Hill. Menu favorites include fried artichokes, housemade mozzarella, cacio e pepe, and wood-fired Roman street pizza.
Chef Stuart Lane and his team create simple, refined dishes grounded in authentic techniques from Piedmont, while incorporating the products of artisans and small farmers from the Pacific Northwest.
They welcome you to enjoy their handmade pastas and seasonally inspired dishes and desserts, alongside a carefully curated wine list. Their dining room reflects an authentic, rustic, classicality found in Piedmontese trattorias and their small bar features a birds-eye view of our open kitchen. Wherever you sit, your enjoyment of our food and the restaurant is of primary importance to us.
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Spinasse
1531 14th AveChef Stuart Lane and his team create simple, refined dishes grounded in authentic techniques from Piedmont, while incorporating the products of artisans and small farmers from the Pacific Northwest.
They welcome you to enjoy their handmade pastas and seasonally inspired dishes and desserts, alongside a carefully curated wine list. Their dining room reflects an authentic, rustic, classicality found in Piedmontese trattorias and their small bar features a birds-eye view of our open kitchen. Wherever you sit, your enjoyment of our food and the restaurant is of primary importance to us.
All hail the cream filled! That's it, unless you need coffee, too.
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General Porpoise Doughnuts
401 1st Ave SAll hail the cream filled! That's it, unless you need coffee, too.
Poquitos, Capitol Hill
1000 E Pike StGreat spot for Mexican!
It's close. The coffee is great. And if you have work to do, this is the place.
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Victrola Coffee & Art
411 15th Ave EIt's close. The coffee is great. And if you have work to do, this is the place.
Bars
Pony
1221 E Madison StTiny bar with a 70's gay nostalgia, and eclectic djs.
Something for the ladies! I have never been, but I have heard some of their residents djs play out in other places, and they rocked.
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WILDROSE
1021 E Pike StSomething for the ladies! I have never been, but I have heard some of their residents djs play out in other places, and they rocked.
Knee High Stocking Co. is a tiny bar on Olive Way that's a speakeasy, but, you know, with a liquor license. There's no sign, and reservations (by text message only) are recommended. As they put it upon opening, "Hidden in plain sight, Knee High Stocking Company is a speakeasy for the Great Recession. Inspired by cocktail culture and culinary techniques from our great-grandfather’s generation, we hope you enjoy our take on a classic American institution."
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Knee High Stocking Co, Inc.
1356 E Olive Way
Knee High Stocking Co. is a tiny bar on Olive Way that's a speakeasy, but, you know, with a liquor license. There's no sign, and reservations (by text message only) are recommended. As they put it upon opening, "Hidden in plain sight, Knee High Stocking Company is a speakeasy for the Great Recession. Inspired by cocktail culture and culinary techniques from our great-grandfather’s generation, we hope you enjoy our take on a classic American institution."
The Pioneer Inn and Tavern Law legalized drinking in public bars and saloons. The Golden Age of cocktails thrived for nearly a century until the 1919 Volstead Act almost destroyed the craft of the American bartender by outlawing the production and pleasure of alcoholic beverages. However, in hidden rooms and dark basements, thirsty patrons still sought spirits. And so the Speakeasy was born, booming until the repeal of Prohibition in 1933.
Nearly another century after Prohibition’s repeal, left only with fond memories and old bar manuals, the art of mixing drinks is alive today thanks to the efforts of dedicated bartenders, historians and drinkers alike. It’s because of their diligence and passion that the pleasures of artfully crafted cocktails, fine wine and masterfully prepared food has kept the spirits of the night dancing on our tongues and in our hearts. Welcome to the celebration of our history.
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Tavern Law
1406 12th AveThe Pioneer Inn and Tavern Law legalized drinking in public bars and saloons. The Golden Age of cocktails thrived for nearly a century until the 1919 Volstead Act almost destroyed the craft of the American bartender by outlawing the production and pleasure of alcoholic beverages. However, in hidden rooms and dark basements, thirsty patrons still sought spirits. And so the Speakeasy was born, booming until the repeal of Prohibition in 1933.
Nearly another century after Prohibition’s repeal, left only with fond memories and old bar manuals, the art of mixing drinks is alive today thanks to the efforts of dedicated bartenders, historians and drinkers alike. It’s because of their diligence and passion that the pleasures of artfully crafted cocktails, fine wine and masterfully prepared food has kept the spirits of the night dancing on our tongues and in our hearts. Welcome to the celebration of our history.
Artusi is the celebrated, casual bar next door to its notable, Northern Italian sibling restaurant, Spinasse. It is the perfect stop on Capitol Hill for an expertly crafted cocktail and a light bite.
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Artusi
1535 14th AveArtusi is the celebrated, casual bar next door to its notable, Northern Italian sibling restaurant, Spinasse. It is the perfect stop on Capitol Hill for an expertly crafted cocktail and a light bite.
Smith
332 15th Ave EPub with comfort food.
Sightseeing
A fabulous park with excellent views to downtown. If you climb the water tower, you can read about the Olmstead design of our park systems, and get an amazing view of Mt. Rainier. It houses a conservatory, museum, and ampitheater/perfoming space.
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Volunteer Park
1247 15th Ave EA fabulous park with excellent views to downtown. If you climb the water tower, you can read about the Olmstead design of our park systems, and get an amazing view of Mt. Rainier. It houses a conservatory, museum, and ampitheater/perfoming space.
Situated at the west end of the Pike-Pine neighborhood, Melrose Market is an indoor food and retail market on Capitol Hill in Seattle. It occupies a set of historic automotive buildings constructed between 1919 and 1926, which were ultimately converted into the Melrose Market.
Opened in the spring of 2010 and just up the street from Seattle's downtown shopping district, the Market features a collection of award-winning restauranteurs and retailers including Sitka & Spruce, Rain Shadow Meats, Butter Home, Glasswing, Marseille, Still Liquor and Homegrown. The project is also home to Melrose Market Studios, a large event space and catering facility featuring the original brick and exposed heavy timber structure.
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Melrose Market
1527 Melrose AveSituated at the west end of the Pike-Pine neighborhood, Melrose Market is an indoor food and retail market on Capitol Hill in Seattle. It occupies a set of historic automotive buildings constructed between 1919 and 1926, which were ultimately converted into the Melrose Market.
Opened in the spring of 2010 and just up the street from Seattle's downtown shopping district, the Market features a collection of award-winning restauranteurs and retailers including Sitka & Spruce, Rain Shadow Meats, Butter Home, Glasswing, Marseille, Still Liquor and Homegrown. The project is also home to Melrose Market Studios, a large event space and catering facility featuring the original brick and exposed heavy timber structure.
A close urban trail system for running, walking and hiking. Biking to the University of Washington may take you through here. It is just below Volunteer Park.
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Interlaken Park
2451 Delmar Drive EastA close urban trail system for running, walking and hiking. Biking to the University of Washington may take you through here. It is just below Volunteer Park.