Things To Do
Analog Coffee
Our favorite café in Seattle. Great coffee, a true Seattle vibe, and solid casual breakfast options. Get the breakfast sandwich or avocado toast.
Dick's Drive-In
The In-N-Out of Seattle. Cheap burgers (~$3), great fries, open all day and night. A classic Seattle stop that's absolutely worth it.
Paseo
Legendary Caribbean sandwich shop that claims the title of best sandwich in Seattle. With 5,000+ reviews, you don't have to take just our word for it.
Momiji Capitol Hill
Our favorite sushi spot, and for good reason: they run a happy hour from 4–6pm daily with incredible sushi and drinks at a great price. The ambience is wonderful too. 10/10.
Volunteer Park
Our everyday park and our favorite in the city. It has a lovely walking loop and a striking donut-shaped sculpture by artist Isamu Noguchi.
The Museum of Flight
Genuinely amazing. It houses an old Concorde, Air Force One, and dozens of planes and rockets — and you can go inside most of them. Located about 15 minutes outside the city. Perfect rainy day activity.
Kerry Park
The best viewpoint in Seattle for the skyline and Space Needle. A small hilltop park — best saved for a clear day.
Seattle - Bainbridge Ferry
If the weather cooperates, take the ferry from the Pike Place terminal to Bainbridge Island. The 30-minute ride offers gorgeous views of the water and Mt. Rainier.
Pike Place Market
The heart of downtown Seattle. A sprawling open-air market with beautiful fresh flowers, local vendors, and plenty of energy. If you're nearby, you'll see the original Starbucks — the line is long and the coffee is identical to any other location, so skip it unless you really want the photo.