Gorgeous harbor views of Seattle for around $7 per person roundtrip. Grab lunch to go at Pike Place Market then hop a ferry to Bainbridge or Bremerton. Leer más.
Sandwiches start at $4.50, and lunch plates start at $6.25. The black bean soup and and yellow rice are popular dishes. Leer más.
Stop in for a cinnamon roll, croissant, or try one of their breakfast sandwiches (starting at $3.29). Grab some coffee and enjoy the sweet smells of a distinct Atlanta bakery. Leer más.
An Atlanta staple, Fellini's offers a large pizza for $13.50 and an assortment of vegetarian options. They are well known for white pizza, and their large salads. Leer más.
Hot dogs and burgers are under $3 even with chili & cheese and the onion rings get nothing but praise. If you want a trip to the 1950’s come here, and be ready to order, the line moves quickly. Leer más.
It’s call the "Rib Shack" for a reason. The meat falls off the bone like it should with any good bbq. Try the rum baked beans and the mac-n-cheese. Live blues nightly. Leer más.
Eats has a cafeteria-style look right down to the red plastic trays. The turkey lasagna and jerk chicken are a hit. Beans, rice, sweet potatoes, and corn bread are a few of the many side dishes. Leer más.
Hundreds of thousands of tourists have stopped by this pastry shop, including Anthony Bourdain. Pastries are less than $5, try the smoked salmon piroshky. Leer más.
Quick, tasty sushi served conveyor belt-style and starting at $1.50 a roll. Go during peak hours for the freshest offerings, and check out Happy Hour pricing from 4 to 7. Leer más.
Burgers start at $1.25 and fries are $1.50 at this Seattle institution. They don’t do special orders and charge extra for ketchup, but it’s the cheapest burger joint in town. Leer más.
Indulge in savory pizza slices and sandwiches or sweet bakery treats for under $5. The twice-baked almond and chocolate croissants are worth the calories! Leer más.
Where Thai people go for Thai food. Authentic dishes for around $10 a meal, and yes, they’re served in a boat. Try rice dish #31 on the dinner menu. Great for vegetarians! Leer más.
Snoqualmie Valley parents – try out a Hot Tots or Preschooler class for around $30/four classes. Weather crummy? Drop by the indoor playground M, W, or F between 9:30 and 11:30 a.m. for just $1. Leer más.
An impressive sculpture garden featuring art from the SAM’s collection. Stroll through in late afternoon, then stay to enjoy the sunset. Open 365 days a year and always free. Leer más.
Free wooden boat rides at 2:00 p.m. on Sundays. Show up starting at 10:00 a.m. to sign up – spaces go quickly. Great vantage point to watch the seaplanes take off and land! Leer más.
Enjoy seasonal color and lush foliage at no cost! For a $6 fee, you can visit the separately-operated Japanese garden. Cost of admission includes a public tour on select days. Leer más.
Prices at this California-based grocery chain are shockingly low. Sample their house brand cheeses for $3 a wedge, take home a bottle of two-buck chuck, or indulge in the triple ginger cookies. Leer más.
Score designer jeans and Carhartt gear for a 50-75% discount at this oddly-laid-out Bellevue store. They also offer men’s workwear and embroidery. Leer más.
Accommodations are basic and amenities sparse, but you can’t beat the price or location! Shared-bath rooms start at $59 a night, while private-bath rooms command $74 and up. Leer más.
Snag a stay in this modern, upgraded B&B starting at $116 in low season, $132 in high season. Expect Keurig coffee, iHome radios, and flat-screens in-room. Leer más.
Book a shared-bath room for $98 and up, or a private-bath room starting at $128/night. Enjoy Craftsman charm, free WiFi and a heated pool, but leave kids and pets at home. Leer más.
Across from the UW campus, this historical hotel has charming shared-bath-only rooms starting at $55/night. No parking or elevators, but includes high-speed internet and breakfast via a common room. Leer más.
Nestled in the heart of downtown Portland, Kell's Irish Pub has been serving the Northwest for nearly 25 years and has been a loyal Official U.S. Soccer Bar since the program’s inception in 2008.
Voted as 2009’s Best Soccer Bar, this Seattle-based Official U.S. Soccer Bar provides the Pacific Northwest a patriotic gathering space where fans of the U.S. go to sport their red, white, and blue. Leer más.
Enjoy their full "after hours" game room, pool tables and dart boards. Have an ultimate night of entertainment!
Whether you are in the mood for darts and pool or want to relax, eat dinner, and watch sports on one of our TVs, you are sure to have a great time here!
Microsoft's Bill Gates used to sneak out of his parents' house at night to use the computers here. Back then, only large institutions had powerful computers, and they were all tied up during the day.
When Amazon was a startup, employees worked past midnight and then dined at this Japanese spot near the company's old headquarters on 2nd Avenue.
