What to do in Seattle?

Hey everyone, as you probably guessed I'm heading to Seattle, Washington. I'll only be there for two days but does anyone know anywhere I absolutely have to visit while I'm there? A favorite thrift store, restaurant, really anything. I just want to make sure I get the most out of my couple of days there.
So, ideas, suggestions? I know Seattle's got a lot to offer. :3

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6 replies since 21st January 2011 • Last reply 21st January 2011

Reply #1:

My suggestion is to ask Essex DebsHappy

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Reply #2:

I LOVE the Pike Place Market! It's got all sorts of things and I'm not sure if it is still there, but before we moved they had this mini doughnut place in the market that was AMAZING.

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Also if you walk down the water front (by where the ferries dock) there are a whole bunch of piers with cute shops. I always liked Ye Olde Curiosity Shoppe, but its a little strange. There is also and Ivars on one of the piers that I highly recommend Happy

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Reply #4:

Awesome! Thanks so much!
What about restaurants?

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Reply #5:

Two of the best restaurants in Seattle (at least, in my opinion) are Pikes Place Bar & Grill (It's tucked away in Pikes Place Market up a set of non-de-script stairs) and the Bombay Grill on Roosevelt Way N.E.

Pikes Place Bar and Grill has great, diner style food; their Eggs Benedict with fresh crab cakes is phenomenal, and their clam chowder is heavenly.

Bombay Grill is a little Indian restaurant which serves very authentic cuisine. I recommend any of their yogurt drinks, and all of their curries. But remember; when they say spicy, they MEAN IT!

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Reply #6:

What days of the week will you be in town?

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