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"Fran's Chocolates" Seattle is a local legend, much like Dick's Drive-In. Many stores in town carry her famous salted caramel chocolates...
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Blaine St. Stairs/Streissguth Gardens Seattle is a beautiful garden that a local Seattle couple donated to the city almost 20 years ago...
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"Dick's Drive-In" is how I like to imagine the 1950's were. Opened in 1954, Dick's is a local institution, and everyone has at least one special memory here.
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"Rachel's Ginger Beer" Seattle is where I go when I'm craving dessert-in a cup. Every day they have at least five different ginger beer flavors on tap...
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"Tutta Bella" Seattle is one of the first places that crosses my mind when I can't decide where to eat. One of my regular choices is the pizza bianca...
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"Biscuit & Bean" is my favorite biscuit and gravy breakfast place in Seattle. These people really know how to make great biscuits -- and lemonade...
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"Rocco's" in Seattle is one of my go-to places for a slice of pizza or a drink. I also like their garlic bread and Caesar's salad...
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"Magnolia Park" in Seattle is a small, casual, intimate green space with sweeping views. It's never too busy, well spread out and peaceful enough for a nap
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"FlintCreek Cattle Co" in Seattle is a new American steakhouse with a sustainable and ethical approach and killer cocktails. Perfect for a rainy evening...
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"Alki Beach Park" offers spectacular views of the Seattle skyline. I love going there for a walk and some fish and chips or kayaking...
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"Lifelong Thrift" in Seattle's Capitol Hill is one of the most well managed and organised thrift shops I have ever been to, while still being a nonprofit.
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"Robert Ramsay Cellars" in Seattle is a little hidden from the outside but absolutely worth it. You can try wine flight or pours - the Mouvedre is my fav.
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