Broadview Seattle Guidebook
Food scene
A five minute walk from our house, this place has a great selection of local beers, awesome outdoor seating, space for kids to run around and hang out, and a daily food truck. Friday's are pizza truck days!
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Broadview Tap House
217 N 125th StA five minute walk from our house, this place has a great selection of local beers, awesome outdoor seating, space for kids to run around and hang out, and a daily food truck. Friday's are pizza truck days!
Close to the great Woodland Park Zoo and a wonderful playground on Phinney Ridge. Great pastry and coffee.
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Fresh Flours
6015 Phinney Ave NClose to the great Woodland Park Zoo and a wonderful playground on Phinney Ridge. Great pastry and coffee.
Local coffee shop that we love. Just across the street from the 74th St. Ale House.
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Herkimer Coffee
7320 Greenwood Ave NLocal coffee shop that we love. Just across the street from the 74th St. Ale House.
Bess's favorite coffee shop in Seattle. No seating due to COVID, but great coffee (and selections of beans). Grab a coffee and walk to SeaWolf for pastry or walk to GasWorks Park on a beautiful day.
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Milstead & Co.
754 N 34th StBess's favorite coffee shop in Seattle. No seating due to COVID, but great coffee (and selections of beans). Grab a coffee and walk to SeaWolf for pastry or walk to GasWorks Park on a beautiful day.
Sea Wolf Bakers
3617 Stone Way NSome of the best pastry and baguettes in the city!
Fabulous, slightly classy, pizza place with really great little bar, Essex, next door. In an out-of-the way location near Ballard.
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Delancey
1415 NW 70th StFabulous, slightly classy, pizza place with really great little bar, Essex, next door. In an out-of-the way location near Ballard.
Our go-to place for a celebration dinner. Need reservations, at least a week in advance. Amazing homemade pasta. In fact, everything we’ve ever had here has been delicious.
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Spinasse
1531 14th AveOur go-to place for a celebration dinner. Need reservations, at least a week in advance. Amazing homemade pasta. In fact, everything we’ve ever had here has been delicious.
A fabulous, black-owned restaurant in the Central District (the "CD"). The CD was redlined but has been gentrifying, so supporting this restaurant is central to Seattle. Make reservations weeks ahead, or show up right when the restaurant opens on a weekday to get a table.
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COMMUNION Restaurant & Bar
2350 East Union StreetA fabulous, black-owned restaurant in the Central District (the "CD"). The CD was redlined but has been gentrifying, so supporting this restaurant is central to Seattle. Make reservations weeks ahead, or show up right when the restaurant opens on a weekday to get a table.
One of MANY breweries in this area of Ballard, but one of the best, we think. No food, but food trucks outside (or you can order food and bring it in). Great COVID-friendly outdoor space that is kid friendly.
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Reuben's Brews
5010 14th Ave NWOne of MANY breweries in this area of Ballard, but one of the best, we think. No food, but food trucks outside (or you can order food and bring it in). Great COVID-friendly outdoor space that is kid friendly.
A very unassuming exterior hides a wonderful and stalwart sushi place in the International District. If you like sushi, get a reservation and come here!
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Tsukushinbo
515 South Main StA very unassuming exterior hides a wonderful and stalwart sushi place in the International District. If you like sushi, get a reservation and come here!
Sightseeing
A wonderful zoo if you have kids! If you do decide to visit, you can combine this with a breakfast of pastry and coffee at Fresh Flours (see food rec!).
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Woodland Park Zoo
5500 Phinney Ave NA wonderful zoo if you have kids! If you do decide to visit, you can combine this with a breakfast of pastry and coffee at Fresh Flours (see food rec!).
About a 20-30 minute walk downhill (and then quite uphill back home) or 5-10 minute drive, this park is beautiful and right on the Puget Sound. It has a beach, great playground, green space, and lovely forested trails to walk on. The view of the Olympics is beautiful when it's clear.
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Carkeek Park
950 NW Carkeek Park RdAbout a 20-30 minute walk downhill (and then quite uphill back home) or 5-10 minute drive, this park is beautiful and right on the Puget Sound. It has a beach, great playground, green space, and lovely forested trails to walk on. The view of the Olympics is beautiful when it's clear.
Great bookstore in Capitol Hill. Capitol Hill itself is just uphill (away from the waterfront) from downtown and an interesting place to explore -- has some great bars and stores, etc. Moses and I often just go and walk around Elliot Bay for an hour or so. They also have a nice coffee shop inside the store.
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The Elliott Bay Book Company
1521 10th AveGreat bookstore in Capitol Hill. Capitol Hill itself is just uphill (away from the waterfront) from downtown and an interesting place to explore -- has some great bars and stores, etc. Moses and I often just go and walk around Elliot Bay for an hour or so. They also have a nice coffee shop inside the store.
The “Burke” goes from Ballard for 27 miles to Bothell, on the eastside of Lake Washington. It’s a great way to see a different part of the city, and you can ride it to lots of different interesting parts of North Seattle.
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Burke Gilman Trail
Burke-Gilman TrailThe “Burke” goes from Ballard for 27 miles to Bothell, on the eastside of Lake Washington. It’s a great way to see a different part of the city, and you can ride it to lots of different interesting parts of North Seattle.
One of the best museums in the city for adults and anyone over ten years old. Amazing stories told of the history of Asian-American immigration to Seattle (and the Pacific NW), plus great rotating exhibits.
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Wing Luke Museum of the Asian Pacific American Experience
719 S King StOne of the best museums in the city for adults and anyone over ten years old. Amazing stories told of the history of Asian-American immigration to Seattle (and the Pacific NW), plus great rotating exhibits.
Conseils aux voyageurs
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Take a ferry!
A great and relatively cheap activity, particularly if you don't have a car (cheaper that way), and it's nice out. The ferry to take without a car is the Bainbridge line (which leaves from downtown Seattle). You can walk to some great bakeries, coffee shops, and restaurants in Winslow from the ferry.
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Kayak around Lake Union
Rent kayaks or canoes from Ague Verde Paddle Club, located near the University of Washington. Paddle around Lake Union and then have great margaritas on Agua Verde deck.
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Sunday Ballard Farmer's Market
The largest weekly farmer's market in Seattle is in Ballard and it's a wonderful way to pass a couple of hours on Sunday. Great vegetables, fruits, cheese, flowers, plus delicious food stalls for grabbing food to eat when you are there.