Palace Kitchen

Musang serves up vibrant Filipino comfort food with a PNW twist, crafting a cozy atmosphere where standout dishes and seasonal cocktails shine.

Casual coffee shop popular for breakfast, including vegan Vietnamese lattes.

A cozy seafood haven in an industrial setting, this spot is a must-visit for fresh sandwiches, chowder, and vibrant small plates.

Unfussy rooms, some offering city views, along with a fitness center & a cool bar. This casual hotel in the South Lake Union neighborhood sits less than a block from a light-rail station. It's a mile from the iconic Space Needle and a 17-minute walk from the contemporary Museum of Pop Culture. Straightforward rooms come with rainfall showers, complimentary Wi-Fi and flat-screen TVs. Some also feature city views. Amenities include a fitness center and a hip bar with a life-size carving of a bear. Breakfast is available for a fee.

Craft ale, cider & rotating local beer on tap in digs with a cherry-stained 1907 Brunswick back bar.

This bustling taproom & shop offers a stellar selection of small-batch gluten-free beers made from millet and brown rice, plus flavor-packed comfort food.

Maneki, Seattle’s oldest Japanese restaurant since 1904, serves up mouthwatering sushi and comforting classics in a cozy, historic atmosphere.

Chill, pocket-sized raw seafood bar specializing in local fare & a well-curated natural wine list.

No-frills hangout for beer & pub grub, plus live punk rock shows, pinball & arcade game machines.

Nestled in West Seattle, this chill Hawaiian-Korean joint serves up tacos and kimchi bowls with stunning views and quick service that can’t be beat.