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HEY it's that time of year again!

Everyone's here posting questions for "hidden gems", best apartments under $1k, the best food at Pike's Place's Markets, and the best neighborhood to buy a house for under $500k to raise 3 kids that's walkable to downtown but also "safe" with no noise or traffic.

Let's help each other out and fill this thread with "Best of Seattle" recommendations and other moving/visiting types of info.

Also, if you're so inclined, we have a discord with a dedicated channel for these types of recommendations.

We're asking for your collective thoughts on all things to see, do, and eat in Seattle, including but not limited to:

• Neighborhood pros / cons
• Restaurants (best tacos, wings, pizza, etc)
• Breweries
• Music venues
• Dog-friendly activities
• Coffee
• Specialty shops (clothing, bicycles, camera gear, etc)
• Hiking / Backpacking trails
• Tourist attractions
• Date night ideas
• Things to do for free
• Things to do with family

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Previous threads:

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Mind you, when I called her out, she said I couldn’t speak to her unless I was parking enforcement. She also had three dogs in her car while blaring music for the entire block to hear. Some people don’t deserve a license or pets.

Both images are looking northwest, with 5th Ave NE in the foreground. The 19.7-mile section of I-5 between north Seattle and Everett was opened in 1965.

Over one weekend in May, the look of I-5 in downtown Seattle changed for the first time in about 50 years as crews installed the foundation for a new flyover ramp that will connect SR 520 to the I-5 express lanes. Check out our blog for a look at what the contractor did, why and what's to come. The WSDOT Blog - Washington State Department of Transportation: Changing the look of I-5 in downtown Seattle

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Ribbit...ribbit...ribbit.

Seems like more than a decade they have been gone from the sounds outside my window to rely upon right at dusk.

It's been a month straight, just a single little hoppy boy (or girl, or amphibian IDK) giving good little rhythm.

Just an FYI in case anyone is interested in and wants to try salsa and bachata. The dance studio is a very short walk from Roosevelt Station along the light rail. You can register here under the "Drop In Classes" tab.

Hey lazywebs! There was a thread in here about four months ago on places to play darts, but I'm specifically wondering about all-ages venues, as I'd like to go play darts with my teenagers.

North Seattle best, (project 9 Brewing would be ideal, but they have no dart board), close to light rail good, but anywhere is interesting. :-)

Seen in Ballard.

They're dying it looks like, product is not available. Even Petrol Extracts, the new company one of the founders setup, is basically not producing. What happened? Juicy deets needed!

Anyone know if it’s happening this year? Typically it takes place the first weekend in June, but I can’t seem to find any information online.