Shops
Chartreuse International The
emphasis is on contemporary housewares and collectible 1950s
furnishings by international designers such as Herman Miller, Starck,
Alessi, and Eames. Bailey/Coy Books One of Seattle’s smaller book retailers that specializes in gay and lesbian literature and periodicals. The staff is exceptionally well informed and friendly. Edie’s Big
spenders and frugal shoppers alike can shop for men’s and women’s
footwear from chic manufacturers such as MOD, Camper, Aquatalia, and
Diesel. Value Village This
large thrift store is a Seattle original and has no pretension
whatsoever. Items here are not necessarily fashionable, but they are
always inexpensive. Lipstick Traces The
shop carries an assortment of designer-class merchandise such as
toothbrushes from Italy, imported soaps and handbags, and novelty
greeting cards. Most of the commodities are made locally, and the owner
also sponsors art openings every first Thursday of the month. Atlas Clothing This
trendy clothing store offers new and vintage wear along with shoes and
accessories. Check out their array of colorful Adidas. Martin Zambito Gallery Established
in 1986, the art gallery specializes in 19th through 21st century
American and early Northwest Regionalism, with special emphasis on
contemporary figurative art, and early women artists. Wall of Sound A
treasured small, independent shop selling new and used music CDs.
Carries obscure recordings of rock, jazz, ethnic music, electronic,
modern classical, and anything out of the ordinary. Edge of the Circle Seattle’s
resource for all things pagan and occult. Search for books on wicca,
feng shui, neo-paganism, and santeria, or purchase your own tarot deck,
goblets, and chalices. Crypt Off Broadway A
bastion of fetish fashion since the 1980s, the store deals in the
latest goth, punk, and industrial fashions. Also sells videos and other
accessories.
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Some stores will specially order an item not in stock, and ship it to you when it arrives.
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Places to Eat
Galerias For
savory Mexican fare that’s imaginatively prepared and not necessarily
cheese heavy, this restaurant fits the bill with a wonderful decor and
breezy room. 611 E Broadway 206 322 5757
Deluxe Bar & Grill Serves an enviable list of brews and better-than-ordinary pub fare in the way of nachos, burgers, and salads. 625 Broadway E 206 324 9697
Piroshki on Broadway A
tiny counter-wide place to grab perfectly rolled Eastern European style
stuffed pastry. Choose from cases filled with steaming meat and
vegetable piroshkis. 128 Broadway E 206 322 2820
Annapurna Café This
family-run restaurant puts Nepalese, Indian, and Tibetan cuisine under
one roof. Choose whichever dumpling, tandoori, or curry item sounds
best. 1833 Broadway 206 320 7770 No wheelchair access
Aoki This
longtime Broadway establishment rivals any sushi restaurant in town.
Sit at the bar and watch your food being prepared or relax in Aoki’s
laid back dining room. 621 Broadway E 206 324 3633
The Garage Dodge the crowds at this fine dining, drinking, bowling, and pool-playing place with local rock star cred. 1130 Broadway 206 322 2296
Capitol Club Fashionably
aware 30-somethings, Mediterranean fare, plumhued decor, and plush
furnishings create the vibe at this popular spot. Strike it rich with
the organic Kobe beef burger, a deluxe take on proletarian pride. 414 E Pine St 206 325 2149
HoneyHole Find your way down Pike to this heartwarming source of Captiol Hill’s hugest and most succulent sandwiches. 703 E Pike St 206 709 1399
Bimbo’s Bitchin’ Burrito Kitchen The alliterative name says it all, and everything here is a mouthful. 506 E Pine St 206 329 9978
1200 Bistro Outstanding cocktails and superb tasting plates. 1200 E Pike St 206 320 1200
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Unless otherwise noted, all restaurants accept major credit cards and can accommodate vegetarians. |
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