things to do in seattle???

Question

someplacce hidden or a non-touristy spot.

Answer 1

I like driving from Seattle to Anacortes, and exploring all the shops in Anacortes, having a late breakfast or early lunch and the driving down Whidby Island. There are some beautiful views and it usually is not too crowded. Lots of nice places to stop for a picnic. Then take the Ferry back across to the mainland.

I enjoy feeding the seagulls on Alki Beach.

Snoqualmie Falls is touristy, but I still enjoy it.

I like having dinner at the Kabul Restruant up on N. 45th Street. They have wonderful food and it is usually not very crowded.

I also enjoy having dinner at the Space Needle, even though it is a touristy spot. Go towards the end of the evening after the tourist crowd had left. Take the lastest reservation they will give, and it is usually very relaxed and much more quite, and in my opinion very romantic.

Answer 2

Get directions to Anthony's in Federal Way. Go past the last turn and check out the Fish and Chips place it's on the left just a block or so. The name has changed since I was working up there in 87. they have BBQ Fish and Chips or Salmon. They use apple wood.

It may not be there any more but there was a Toe Truck on top of the office at a wrecking yard up towards Queen Anne.

Pikes Market is the tourist place. It's a local law that you have to go up the Needle. Paul Allen built something down there in 98. It might have something to do with Jimi Hendrix.

There used to be a small herd of buffalo around Bellvue.

There is a Sporting Goods place in Shelton called Dumb *****'. It's the unofficial supplier to the famous French Canadian Sasquatch Hunter Jaque Itch. I have a picture of him.

If you do spot Bigfoot you MUST sound the Bigfoot warning in a HIGH voice. HOO DEE HOO repeat that 3 times very loud.

Enjoy the Rain Festival it runs annually from 1 Jan - 31 Dec. No those dates are correct!!!!!

EAT FISH, it's fresh or it's Taco Bell.