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Best Seattle Shops
From unique, local shops to a national retail behemoth, Seattle has a wide array of shopping options. When friends roll into town, these are the places I would take them to. Visitors tend to flock to downtown for shopping, but the quirkier (and cheaper) vendors tend to lurk in Seattle's neighborhoods. (Photo by Flickr user Annie Mole)
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Top Seattle Sports Bars
Seattle isn’t the kind of city blanketed by cheesy sports bars with buckets of light beer and mediocre wings. But that doesn’t mean we don’t want to gather to watch a game, especially with three professional sports teams and a major state university in town. In Seattle, sports bars are just more likely to offer good local beers, better-than-average bar grub, and a comfortable spot to pass away the hours on a rainy afternoon or evening. (Photo: Auto Battery)
Seattle Hangover Helpers: Food and Drinks to Cure You
Ow. So you had a little too much fun last night. What now? Maybe you need to replenish your body with something healthy. Or, more likely, fill up on greasy carbs and a little hair of the dog to help bring things back in balance. These Seattle spots for brunch, bloody marys and more will help ease the pain. (Photo: Toulouse Petit Kitchen & Lounge)
Drink It Up at Seattle's Best Microbreweries
It’s easy to become a beer snob in Seattle, where small local breweries produce excellent beers in a huge range of styles, including the Northwest’s signature India Pale Ale. And while local bars and restaurants offer plenty of brewed-in-Seattle taps, the best place to sample the goods is at a brewery's on-site tasting rooms, drinking beers you can’t find anywhere else. Just be warned that many keep limited hours, and don’t serve much in the way of food, so call ahead to confirm they're open and serving. (Photo: Black Raven Brewing by Allecia Vermillion)
Seattle's Best Classic Cocktails
For a city enamored with microbrews and local wine, Seattle also boasts an extensive cocktail scene. Beloved local spots like Zig Zag Cafe pride themselves on artful drinks that change with the seasons, but a new generation of lounges embrace cocktails from bygone decades. Some are speakeasy-inspired, with hidden doorways and limited reservations. Others simply revel in mixing Manhattans, brandy Alexander and other classic cocktails. Here are some of Seattle’s newest and best destinations for classic cocktails. (Photo: Backdoor at Roxy's Photo by John Cornicello)
Where to Throw a Party in Seattle
Unless you’re best friends with a chef, bartender and cleaning crew, throwing a party at home can be more frustrating than festive. Leave the planning (and the food and drinks) to the pros and schedule your next get-together at one of these top Seattle private party destinations. (Photo: Rock Box)
Restaurant and Bar Deals in Seattle
When a bar or restaurant debuts in Seattle, “Is there a happy hour?” is often the first question asked. This city takes its discounted drinking and dining very seriously, and for cash-conscious locals, happy hours are a great way to sample Seattle’s upscale spots and come away with a bill that’s less than $20. Dive bar fans take heart, Seattle also has scores of no-frills bars that pour basic beer and booze at rock-bottom happy hour prices. (Photo: Anchovies & Olives' happy hour by Allecia Vermillion)
Guys Night Out in Seattle
In this tech-heavy town, it's tempting to spend a guys night out clustered around a gaming system. But why do that when the city is full of more manly pursuits? Here are some sure bets for steak, microbrews, and venues that combine dude-oriented activities with free-flowing drinks.(Photo: Derrick Noh)
