Welcome to the Neighborhood: Seattle

The city of Seattle has something to offer for everyone, from the busy family, to the on the go corporate business person, the outside-y one and everyone in between. There are many different elements that make up the city and draw people in.

The great city of Seattle, home of the Seattle Seahawks and the University of Washington Huskies (Go dawgs!), is the largest city in the state of Washington and home to many big names in the tech industry — Microsoft and Amazon to name some. People come to Seattle from all over the world for so many reasons, it has a way of drawing people in. We get that the city is big, and moving to a new place can be challenging regardless of size. We have our favorite places to visit, coffee shops to enjoy (because everybody in Seattle drinks coffee), and restaurants to dine in listed in order to give you a starting point for exploring the Seattle.

Favorite Places to Visit:

Pike Place Market — 85 Pike St. Seattle, WA 98101

Fresh flowers, fresh desserts, handmade gifts, and fresh seafood all along the market

Don’t forget to check out the Instagram famous gum wall

Kerry Park — 211 W Highland Dr, Seattle, WA 98119

A public park sitting up on Queen Anne hill, some of the best views overlooking the city
Great spot for fireworks on Fourth of July or NYE
Perfect spot to visit at night to see the full skyline

Space Needle (Sky View Observatory — 400 Broad St. Seattle, WA 98109

The iconic landmark in the city of Seattle, standing 605 ft tall is a must visit
Great cocktails in the Loupe Lounge on their viewing deck, which is 500 ft above the city

Coffee Lovers:

Storyville Coffee Company — 94 Pike St. Ste. 34 Seattle, WA 98101

Starbucks Reserve Roastery Seattle — 1124 Pike St, Seattle WA 98101

Retro Coffee- 920 5th Ave, Ste 150, Madison Center, Seattle WA 98104

Breakfast/Brunch:

Oddfellows Cafe — 1525 10th Ave, Seattle, WA 98122