Ryan & Jenny
Things To Do In The Seattle Area
Pike Place Market
Beautiful flowers, great food stands, souvenirs, the famous [and gross] gum wall (in Post Alley), the original Starbucks, French bakery (called Le Panier) and so much more.
Golden Gardens Park
Great sunsets and pickup beach volleyball.
Gas Works Park
Fun photo op because this park is in a lot of movies. :)
Kerry Park
The best view of the Seattle Skyline.
Ballard (Hiram M. Chittenden) Locks
Experience some Seattle culture and history and visit the locks!
Woodland Park Zoo
One of the greatest zoos! Kids or not, definitely worth a visit.
Pier 57 Miners landing
Take a ride on the Ferris Wheel, get some salt water taffy and clam chowder.
The Elliott Bay Book Company
If you like books, visit this beautiful bookstore.
Snoqualmie Falls
A Washington State wonder.
Molly Moon's Homemade Ice Cream
Favorite icecream spot... if you're feeling adventurous, get the Honey Lavender flavor.
Espresso Vivace
Italian style coffee that doesn't disappoint! Get my favorites - an iced vanilla latte and a ham and swiss cheese croissant.
Meskel Restaurant
If you're feeling really adventurous, eat some Ethiopian food! Have the Yebere Tibbs and order a side of cheese to go with it!
University of Washington
The cherry blossoms should be in full bloom at University of Washington's beautiful campus! Take a little jaunt through the Quad and Red Square and then hit University Ave for some good Asian food and bubble tea. Don't forget to take a look inside Suzzallo Library one of the U's claim to fame for stunning gothic architecture.
The Ave
A quick walk from UW campus, the Ave or University Avenue is filled with some great restaurants and interesting people. :) Visit Thai Tom for some delicious Pad Thai or Cedars Restaurant for some good Indian fare.
Portage Bay Cafe
If you're into brunch and insane waffle bars go no further. Portage Bay Cafe or bust.