Seattle

I love this place. It is very cozy. It gets busy, but servers bust their butts making sure all the patrons are taken well care of. Chow is decent American pub grub (no crazy kale dishes here!) @ a decent price. Happy hour prices are even better! Beer selection is very decent. We hit 5 Point Cafe on days we're hitting Zeek's, 13 Coins, Bernard's On Seneca & Victory Lounge. 5 Point Cafe does NOT disappoint!

First time here...big dance floor, big place in general, drinks and food are good, good service, live music was good, they Dj was good too..we definitely come back for more..love the Latin atmosphere..

My family and I first visited Sarajevo Restaurant on August 16 during our vacation. I caught sight of Sarajevo, telling my family that even in New York, I did not see or go to an authentic Bosnian restaurant. In short, we enjoyed the food and lunchtime atmosphere so much, that nobody left disappointed. The grilled čevapči with ajvar and large, hot, fresh bread was filling. My wife's Caesar salad was a deluxe version than what other restaurants prepare: large, fresh, crunchy, and with fresh grated cheese. My youngest son enjoyed the chicken kebab, while my cousin enjoyed a vegetable wrap. Sarajevo, we hope to return soon!

My husband and I must confess, we are coffee snobs. There are only a few coffee that we could say we like, and even fewer that we love. We came to Seattle to celebrate our daughters birthday. She told us there was a coffee she wanted us to try. Walking from our parking spot, we passed many coffee shops. Up the stairs, around the corridor we followed. Immediately saw the logo. (Well done! Nice!) we stood in a long line, which moved fairly quickly. We were greeted by nice employees. Again, well done! The coffee, let me just say, it is now one of our top 5 in the world! Thank you!!!! We will be ordering beans!

Been going for over 20 years. Used to live up the street so this was like my neighborhood bar. Love this place, possibly the coolest club in Seattle. Flammable featuring Brian Lyons is an institution and ALWAYS a great time! Never had any issues, everybody there has always been super chill & its all inclusive.

The Sheraton Seattle Hotel is my favorite hotel in Seattle. I stay there every couple of months and I appreciate the wonder service and great downtown location. It has great access to the convention center and the I-5 freeway. I recommend staying on the Club level so you have access to the lounge. It makes breakfast really easy and afternoon snacks are really convenient when you're attending a convention and everyone else is standing in line for a local restaurant at dinner time. There are many local restaurants that are within walking distance (I recommend Mamnoon, Icon Grill, Pie Bar, Hot Cakes, and the Crumpet Shop). If you're staying here for a convention be sure to book early since the rooms often sell out (For a reason! It's the best hotel in the area). The staff has been really great and I don't hesitate to recommend the Sheraton as my favorite hotel in Seattle.

I had a really horrible experience at the airport earlier that night, and getting to this hotel basically turned my day around. I did wait more than 20 minutes to catch the shuttle, even though it supposedly runs every 20 minutes, however once I got to the hotel it was clean, the staff was super friendly (even though it was after midnight), and the rooms were spotless. The balconies are huge, and the beds are so comfortable. In the morning, there were a TON of us trying to catch the 6 AM shuttle, so they brought out a second shuttle just to accommodate us. We all got to the airport with plenty of time to catch our flights.

A must see in Seattle!!! I highly recommend it. My favorite time to come is about an hour before sunset. The change from day to night is so beautiful on a clear day. Grab a cup of coffee from the Starbucks and head out to the observation deck for a walk. A camera out on the deck will even take free pics for you to send to Facebook.

I don't know how I got so lucky, but yesterday the stars aligned at Woodland Park Zoo and I had one of the best zoo visits ever. We got to see pretty much every animal we were hoping to see, we got to interact with creatures from the zoo, and we got to see the animals I teract with the crowds and each other. It was a great trip for the family. I've been here a few times and have always had good experiences, but yesterday was a great experience.

Was on the 1pm tour on Sunday led by Karen, great way to spend an hour knowing more about the history of the locks and watching all the action that goes on. Happy to see some salmons at the Observation area, the Botanic gardens is also well worth a walk

I love this park it's so beautiful they have places were you can do golf or play basketball you can do paddle boarding, wake boarding,you can do paddle boats; you name it they most likely have it, canoeing even. If you're not into any of the water sports it's a great walk with a great view, fresh air and what's not to love about that?

I had a splendid visit at the Seattle Art Museum with my husband. There was no main exhibit showing yet, so they were having a time-period that visitors could get in for free to observe different ones they had set up from local artists. I was mostly there for an art project, but was surprised by the variety of art there. The staff was very helpful, and helped answer questions not just for my art project but in general as well. They were well-informed and even showed me a few exhibits that helped me learn a bit more about history. If you plan on making a visit, I promise you won't be disappointed.

As always I enjoyed my visit. It does feel like you get nickeled and dimed into watching movies or using the simulator ride things. I'm sure the cost would be way to much, but what about a moving escalator on the over pass bridge. I noticed a lot of "seniors" there and that's a lot of walking for them. I will visit again, hoping to bring my 81 year old father-in-law there soon. He flew on B-29's after WW II and before the Korean War. Think he'd really enjoy the aircraft from that era.

Pike place was a really cool place to visit. We went for coffee, cruised around and saw some really great produce, fish markets and flowers. The flowers were gorgeous and not ridiculous in price. The produce was exotic and beautiful. The seafood was really expensive for crab, mussels, and oysters. We live in Washington and catch our own seafood... We stopped at a bakery and bought fresh baguettes and had coffee as planned. The only thing that was ridiculously priced was the parking which was 12 bucks for an hour or so...we had a great morning for around 30 bucks.

I like this mall because it's not enclosed. I also like that I can people watch and I and others bring our dogs shopping with us. I find that when the weather permits that this is a very relaxing environment and I often sit and have conversations with an array of generations(of people) making it really feel like a village. I feel safe here,

Good energy and amazing vibes! Have met some good friends through this place! Love all the employees they make sure everything runs well and smooth and are very caring. Music line up is basically always liiiit! If you wanna check it out I'd go Wednesday for sub the general homies and open people are around! Friday's and Saturday's are different vibes but still fun. Try it out for yourselves but in my opinion I have never had a bad time! Well put together through my eyes! And they got the hot dogs out right when the club closes for all y'all drunk asses The lines to get it may be a turn off but hey our world is fucking populated and everyone's tryna have fun! Most importantly bring your good positive energy and vibes. No bullshit cause the work crew won't take any shit or bulls! Zap zap⚡

one of my top three music venues in the city. my only negative is the tap list and cost. $8 a beer (+ tax?) + tip = $10 beers. not ok. go for the music!