A+ Hong Kong Kitchen

Nestled by Lake Elliott, this 9-acre park boasts an eclectic array of sculptures, stunning waterfront views, and a perfect spot for picnics and sunsets.

At Dough Zone, enjoy a tasty selection of Chinese comfort food with a modern twist, featuring soup dumplings and pan-fried pork buns in a bright, casual setting.

Circa-1918 building housing old-school quarters (many with kitchenettes) & a speakeasy-style bar. This relaxed hotel in a historic Queen Anne-style brick building is a 6-minute walk from Seattle Center's museums and a 11-minute walk from Myrtle Edwards Park. The traditional rooms feature hardwood floors, Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs with DVD players, and desks; most have kitchenettes with dining tables, and pull-out sofas. Suites add living rooms and full kitchens. In addition to a classic bar/lounge with event space and live music, amenities include a full-service salon and spa, and parking.

Musang, a cozy Beacon Hill gem led by star chef Melissa Miranda, serves up innovative Filipino comfort food with a stylish twist and craft cocktails.

Sabine in Ballard offers a vibrant Middle Eastern-inspired brunch scene with sharing plates and hearty sandwiches in a stylish space featuring a cozy patio.

Step into Rob Roy, the Belltown cocktail den where classic drinks meet a punk twist amidst cozy, dimly lit decor, perfect for any festive spirit.

Corvus & Co. is a vibrant bar serving up inventive cocktails and tasty Asian fusion bites in a cozy, welcoming space perfect for a fun night out.

Step into a classic, upscale steakhouse where rich wood and velvet details set the stage for mouthwatering steaks and impeccable service.

This lively counter-serve café in Chinatown serves delightful Filipino breads, enticing baked goods, and must-try specialty drinks for a cozy cultural escape.

Dino’s Tomato Pie is a divey pizzeria serving crave-worthy New Jersey-style round and thick square pies, perfect for your late-night pizza fix in Seattle.