Head to Pike's Place (just a block down from both breakfast spots) as soon as you’re finished with breakfast to avoid the afternoon crowds. You’ll be overly fueled for your active day. They have a variety of biscuit breakfast sandwiches, gravy plates, and egg dishes. If you are one of those people who doesn't mind waiting in line for the hottest food trend (we recommend getting there before 9am when the line is bearable), head to BISCUIT BITCH (located in Cafe Lieto, but don’t worry you can't miss the long queue outside) across the street from Scout. If you like to indulge at breakfast, order the cinnamon roll (but only if you have someone to share with).īISCUIT BITCH. The food is hearty and delicious, and focuses on seasonal ingredients. The plaid, textured booths and wooden accents feel very PNW with a city twist. For a sit-down breakfast, head to SCOUT at the Thompson hotel.
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The downtown area, Capitol Hill, Ballard, Fremont, Georgetown, are just some of the neighborhoods that have gone through a fresh facelift, adding shops, restaurants, bars, and museums to make this city not only a great place to visit but one to live in as well (that is, if you can crack the Seattlefreeze).ĮAT_ SCOUT or BISCUIT BITCH AT CAFE LIETO. The city has seen tremendous growth over the past few years. Although we have a lot to thank Seattle for- Starbucks, Nordstrom, Costco, Boeing-there is no larger company that has put Seattle on the map as a “company town” than Amazon. This city built into nature is truly breathtaking, and it doesn’t hurt that the food, drink, and social scene have sizzled in the last decade. There’s nothing like a Seattle summer (or spring/fall day, depending on your luck) with lofty Mount Rainer hovering as a distant backdrop.
While there may be many theories why this exists, it's likely Seattleites live in fear of overpopulation, that visitors will fall madly and permanently in love with their gorgeous Emerald City. There’s actually a name for it: the “Seattle Freeze.” This “no new friends” attitude is embedded in Seattle culture and taken seriously. Don’t take it personally if you feel an aloof vibe and cold shoulder coming from locals.
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