by AllisonAustin - 0 Reviews - 11 List
Despite the rainy weather, Seattle's lakes and mountains make it an ideal place for outside activities and exploration. Take a ferry across Puget Sound, crack into a plate of the freshest seafood around, then bed down in a room with a view.
Updated: April 04, 2002
Watch the salmon climb the fish ladder and check out the awe-inspiring yachts.
Fish are flying, literally, at this outdoor market in the heart of downtown.
You've got to have seafood when you're in town, and this place does it like no other. As a bonus, all ingredients are 100-percent organic and sourced from a local farm.
After a visit to the Locks, grab a table on the deck and watch the sunset at this atmospheric waterfront staple.
The closest you can get to the water without falling in. Drink in the evening sun and graze on tasty seafood on Pier 70.
A local microbrew and a dozen oysters on the half-shell--a true Seattle experience.
The father of celeb chef Mario Batali owns and operates this beloved Italian deli, where sandwiches stuffed with house-cured meats draw crowds.
Jutting out over Puget Sound, the sunset views and Northwest-themed furniture are unmatched.
This cushy lodge surrounded by woods and waterfalls is just an hour's drive from the city.
