Activities
Kayaking on Lake Union + Drinks & Bites at White Swan
Rent kayaks at Moss Bay to glide past the houseboats on Lake Union, then follow it up with cocktails at nearby spots with great outdoor seating.
Moss Bay
1001 Fairview Ave NThe Pioneer Square Art Walk
THE LONGEST RUNNING ESTABLISHED ART WALK IN THE NATION!
The Pioneer Square Art Walk is happening on Thursday (always the first Thurs of the month) from 5 to 10pm and parking is free!
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Pioneer Square
THE LONGEST RUNNING ESTABLISHED ART WALK IN THE NATION!
The Pioneer Square Art Walk is happening on Thursday (always the first Thurs of the month) from 5 to 10pm and parking is free!
The Best Pho on Seattle
The Best Pho on Seattle for Chilly Days
Chinatown-International district has the best food in Seattle - Here are two gema to visit on a chilly day
1. Grab a coffee from Hello Em Viêt Coffee & Roastery
In the thick of Seattle winter's, we have to find a way to make our own sunshine
..a specialty coffee drink is exactly how we do that.
So jump in your car and head to Hello Elm. It's a mix between a coffee shop and a community gathering space with a small art exhibit, lots of couches, and a large table in the back. Be prepared to show your vax card if you plan to stick around and drink your beverage here.
2. Pick up the best pho in Seattle
Pho Bac was Seattle's very first pho shop (the original building still sits on the corner of South Jackon and Boren). The restaurant, which opened in 1982.
Naturally, Pho Bac is known for their packed-with-flavor noodle soups. I'm a
big fan of their brisket bowl but the veggie tofu bowl is also very tasty. They have some delicious small plates too, like pork and shrimp egg rolls or double-fried wings.
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Pho Bac Súp Shop
1240 S Jackson StThe Best Pho on Seattle for Chilly Days
Chinatown-International district has the best food in Seattle - Here are two gema to visit on a chilly day
1. Grab a coffee from Hello Em Viêt Coffee & Roastery
In the thick of Seattle winter's, we have to find a way to make our own sunshine
..a specialty coffee drink is exactly how we do that.
So jump in your car and head to Hello Elm. It's a mix between a coffee shop and a community gathering space with a small art exhibit, lots of couches, and a large table in the back. Be prepared to show your vax card if you plan to stick around and drink your beverage here.
2. Pick up the best pho in Seattle
Pho Bac was Seattle's very first pho shop (the original building still sits on the corner of South Jackon and Boren). The restaurant, which opened in 1982.
Naturally, Pho Bac is known for their packed-with-flavor noodle soups. I'm a
big fan of their brisket bowl but the veggie tofu bowl is also very tasty. They have some delicious small plates too, like pork and shrimp egg rolls or double-fried wings.