I went because my wife wanted to go; I stayed for a long time because it was amazing and interesting. The talent behind these works or art, made by hand from glass in phenomenal. Check out the film, it helps you understand the tremendous amount of work and skill goes into each individual piece. Don't short change yourself and miss the outside garden. That was very cool as well. It's only a 10 dollar add to the space needle ticket; well worth it.

Surprisingly beautiful art!! I'd seen pics online but they don't do it justice. There is some amazing glass work in there!! It's definitely not a place for small children but my youngest is 10 and he thought it was pretty cool. I love how there is both an indoor and outdoor part to the exhibit. I'd recommend this place to anyone who can appreciate amazing art.

Got a ticket through the City Pass and I must say, I was *blown* away by the glass art! Practically incredible and every piece I saw gave me the wow factor. Highly encourage visiting this exhibit and taking your time through each section. There’s a small cinema at the end that plays documentaries dedicated to the maker and I really enjoyed learning more about the history and art.

This was worth every penny to see. The sculptures were unreal. We purchased the combo ticket deal of the Space Needle & the museum, if you want to do both I recommend you combining the tickets to save money. We had no line which was perfect, not too crowded. I recommend going as early as you can so you can take your time enjoying all the art. HIGHLY recommend checking this out if you are visiting Seattle.

LOVED it! So worth the ticket price and had a wonderful time!! The exhibits are absolutely breathtaking! I went on a Monday morning, so that may have helped with crowds, but it wasn't overly packed and I was able to clearly see the sculptures. If you combine your ticket with the Space Needle, you will save even more! It is kind of a short exhibit, it took me about 30 min to walk through it. I would say this is a positive though and it keeps your attention span! I would go again!

Definitely worth the trip! The tickets may be costly for a ~30min tour but it’s very worth it. There were only a few rooms but you can sit and take time to appreciate every artwork. There’s also scheduled demos outside in the garden area and an AV room explaining the process. And a pizza cafe if you go hungry. It is not part of the museum but I must mention the violinist outside (you can hear him from the garden area) contributes a lot to the overall experience. He wasn’t playing when we went in but he was by the time we reached the garden area and it just made the experience even more special. It makes the ambience even more magical! I wasn’t hyped seeing the photos when we were deciding whether or not to go, even if it has been recommended to us a couple times from friends. But photos don’t do it justice. You need to see it in person to elicit a reaction/emotion. Definitely recommend and would love to go again to show to other family members who haven’t been. ♥️

Absolutely loved this museum. Was not aware it was so large and contained so many exquisite pieces. Simply stunning artwork. I thought the cost was well worth the experience. It was extremely easy to get tickets via the kiosk but I noticed you could also purchase them from a clerk. I could have stayed all day it was just that beautiful. The outside gardens were lovely and I can only imagine how beautiful they must be lit up at night.

What an amazing place. The glass art is extraordinary. Huge displays and sculptures in the museum displaying all kind of colors and shapes. From bowls to gigantic sculptures. Even a glass house which ceiling is covered from one end to the other with hand blown glass. There is a garden which is full of beautiful flowers and plants but also has glass art scattered in the garden. There were huge sculptures outdoors as well. This is glass art like I've never seen before. The artist truly was a visionist and creator of magical pieces. I highly recommend visiting this museum. It's unforgettable.

What a beautiful exhibit of Chihuly glass art. I’ve seen his pieces in multiple locations in New York City Washington DC and in Philadelphia. But this was the largest collection of Chihuly glass, and the setting setting of the way they presented. It is absolutely amazing. There are several photographers walking around to take pictures for you free of charge.

We had an awesome time at Chihuly. The artwork is beautiful, colorful and challenges your mind (How can they do this? How long must it have taken to put this together?). The museum is not very big, which is particularly good if you're bringing kids - my 6 year old son enjoyed it a lot. They also have live glass-making demos happening every hour by the garden, which was very entertaining and educational. If you're also visiting Space Needle, buy the ticket bundle and you will save $10-15 per person.

This is an interesting place to visit, especially if you are artistically inclined. There are beautiful glass pieces, crafted with hard work, immense architectural skills and creativity. Mind boggling and impressive structures. There is a person waiting near each art work, to answer any questions that you may have about the pieces. There's a theater with short videos about the artist himself and how he created various pieces in other countries and held exhibitions. There's a little garden where some more of the glass pieces are installed throughout nature. We were also lucky to catch a live demonstration of the glass blowing process in an outdoor space near the garden. A beautiful view of the Space Needle also as the glass museum is located right next to it.

The sculptures were very beautiful and the way they are formed is so just awesome. Without any doubt going to Chihuly Garden and Glass is a great opportunity to take advantage of! Plus, you get a great view of the Space Needle as you enter the garden dome.

We were thrilled to discover tickets online at a fantastic price, saving us a considerable sum. After a smooth check-in at the booth, we embarked on an enchanting journey, starting with the captivating Chihuly Garden and Glass. For an entire hour, we were mesmerized by the brilliant artistry of Dale Chihuly's glass sculptures, which harmoniously melded with the surrounding lush greenery, creating a dreamlike ambiance that left us awe-inspired. Following this artistic escapade, we made our way to the iconic Space Needle, a symbol of innovation and architectural brilliance. The line to ascend the needle was surprisingly manageable, and before we knew it, we were transported to breathtaking heights, witnessing the city's skyline unfold before our eyes. The panoramic views were nothing short of spectacular, and we relished every moment, taking in the blend of urban splendor and natural beauty. It's worth noting that, much like the ascent, the departure from the Space Needle involved a short wait in line. Yet, this minor inconvenience paled in comparison to the incredible memories we gathered throughout the day. In conclusion, this outing proved to be an unforgettable adventure, from the spellbinding Chihuly exhibit to the exhilarating heights of the Space Needle. We wholeheartedly recommend it to all seeking an exceptional experience in the heart of the city. Whether you're an art enthusiast, an architectural admirer, or simply looking to create lasting memories, this journey promises to exceed your expectations. Don't miss out on this remarkable opportunity to immerse yourself in the beauty and wonder that awaits.

An unexpected surprise. The wife added this place to our list of things to do during our 1 day adventure in Seattle for our cruise. We went to the Space Needle first and then the Glass Gardens. I must say I was really surprised and really enjoyed this place. If you have a chance, definitely check it out. Very serene and beautiful. You won't be disappointed.

this place is a calling card for Seattle and the whole world knows. who wants to visit here should be calculated about 2 hours, if everything is fine to inspect. The appointed time does not mean that you will immediately go upstairs, I was in the morning hours and a little earlier than the appointed time and everything exactly had to stand in line for about 15 minutes. but it's all worth the wait. the landscape is gorgeous, the city, the bay is a great view from above. there is a place to sit and have a bite, there are free drinks, there is a restaurant. two levels. it's interesting when you watch the tower spin and you yourself are inside. you can take great pictures. there is a large gift shop downstairs. I am very glad. I advise everyone to visit.

Touristy? Yes. Worth a look. Absolutely. The views are beautiful. You can even rest upon the glass for full on down views. Make sure to stop by the revolving glass floor because it is such a cool sight. Would I go back to this place over and over again? Probably not. But for a quick visit or you forgot what it looks or feels like then go. You won't regret it. Oh. If you want a bottle of water upstairs it will cost you over $7. Don't throw away the bottle lol. But seriously...

What an amazing experience! The view up there us breathtaking ⭐️ And the rotating glass floor it’s exciting and unique experience. Just spend a day in Seattle for a work trip, but so happy that i had the time and went to visit this iconic place!! Need to come back for sure :)

A top attraction for tourists but that's not that much to hype. Late afternoon is better lighting for viewing. After buying the tickets at the kiosk, $129 for 2, we were up there in 30 minutes. Panoramic view of the city on the top level and a rotating floor on the lower level, with bars and fast food seating.

Gorgeous View from the top of the Seattle Space Needle! Definitely top on the list if traveling to Seattle. We enjoyed the observation deck and especially the walk over the clear see though floor which is for the brave heart because it could be difficult for some. Or they would just chose to not look down. But it's a one of kind experience that I would highly recommend. I enjoyed it so much I took video of that walk. We traveled here back in 2019 and would love to go back.

Amazing views of the city and the sound. Worth the wait. Get your ticket from the on-site machines so you don't have to commit to a time to far in advance. The outside viewing deck is awe inspiring. Built in 1961-62, (370 days), it is crazy how quickly they were able to complete the structure. The wallboard along the hall were very interesting and helped pass the time inline. The revolving deck just below the observation deck is cool, as it has a see through floor on the outer most area.

We were very lucky to have an extremely clear day! We checked the weather before purchasing tickets so we picked the best day. Beautiful views from the top with ample spots for pictures. Timed entry and advanced ticket purchase helps you be able to enjoy the experience without it being overcrowded. We went on a Thursday and walked right up since we had purchased tickets online. Would recommend this as something to spend the money on if you know the weather will be clear. There is a huge playground, armory with lots of food choices, walking areas, splash area, and 2 museums all surrounding the space needle so you could spend an entire day in that area or have space for people to wait while others go up the needle.

I mean it's pretty obvious that you should probably visit the space needle if you're visiting Seattle. But the views make it worth the trip. Buying tickets online is the most convenient thing to do and I think you may save some money that way. There's a bit of history on the way to the elevator and the staff tell you some more interesting facts I. the elevator. Once at the top you may stay as long as you like. There's two floors one with an outdoor viewing area and another below with a slowly rotating floor that's completely enclosed.

It might be mainly for the tourists, but I loved it. Lots of cool details about the construction to occupy you while you queue up for the elevator. We were lucky since it was a weekday and cloudy. Maybe a 10 minute wait. The view is spectacular. The lower level of the observation area is a seriously cool experience. Bought a combined ticket with the Chihuly exhibit. Still not inexpensive. Gift shop has some cool items, but again...not inexpensive.

Climbing up in a transparent elevator to the second floor where there is an impressive 360-degree view of Seattle and the surrounding mountains. It is worth going up on a clear day when visibility is good. Upstairs there is a bar and a food stand. There are stairs to the first floor and there is a revolving restaurant with a transparent floor. Cool experience in Seattle, highly recommend. Worth knowing: You can buy a ticket combined with the Glass Museum and save $ 10.

Having been up many towers throughout the world, this one was on my bucket list and it didn't disappoint. The queue was long despite having pre-booked tickets but it seems to move at a reasonable pace. The information board on the construction of the Space Needle was interesting and reading it took away the monotony of standing in the queue. The elevator up offered views over the city and the view from the top, especially on a good at was breath taking. There are plenty of points of interest throughout the stroll around the top. The views across the bay and downtown are amazing. The revolving floor was interesting to see and feel. The glass floor was a nice touch too. The gift shop at the bottom was well stocked and reasonably priced, if you are into souvenirs of your trip. The shop is also cashless. All staff encountered were friendly and helpful. If in Seattle this is definitely a place to visit.

We went on a super busy weekend, but they kept the line moving pretty well. There's a neat timeline display wall that you walk past on the way in, showing construction pictures and interesting facts. The observation deck is awesome, and the rotating room is fun! We recommend visiting the nearby city center park and water fountain while you're in the area!

Nice place to visit. Preferable to buy the tickets online for a time slot you are wanting to visit. There isn’t a time limit once you are in but this staggers the line and makes it easier to get to the observation deck. The glass wall upgrade is nice and the glass floor is great too. Spend some time enjoying the great view of Seattle from here. The price is lower if you go to the morning session and the parking cost less too. Must buy tickets in advance to ensure you get in. The website states limited availability so that is recommended. We bought our tickets online and checked in using a smart phone. Makes things easier.

A must see if you are visiting Seattle! We went on a weekday (Tuesday) just after 2PM and there were no crowds, lines or having to wait around anywhere. There was ample free parking which is always nice and the area felt safe unlike most of downtown Seattle. It is important to note that if you are going a little bit later in the day, the pavilion aircraft wing has limited hours during the winter months. If you come too late and you see the other wings first, you will miss the pavilion exhibits. There are a large number of planes and aviation related exhibits in this museum. We planned to stay here for three hours and believed it was more than enough time but I personally could have used another two hours there. The friendly staff members, quality of exhibits, and the nice clean modern facility made the visit a pleasure for me. One of the wings (Red Barn gallery) was closed when we visited. I'll definitely be back in the near future.

Very well done, lots of detailed info for each airplane. Flight simulators to try if you wish (paid). The Apollo section was really cool too, glad we checked this out. A handful of ex pilots and staff here to really tell a cool story about their experiences. You don’t get that everywhere! Amazing

This place is an aviation fans dream. So much information on so many planes it is hard to take it all in. Make sure you allot enough time to see everything. We were there over Labor Day weekend so of course it was absolutely packed. I got to see an EA-6B . I worked as a civilian for years working on the radar jammer that was mounted on the plane. Really cool experience. Highly recommend.

This is a must see. So many incredible aircraft and replicas. Everyone who came with us was pleasantly surprised. Probably the best value for any paid exhibit in the city. Very very happy we came here. If you have any interest in planes or space, it’s a MUST see. Will recommend to anyone visiting Seattle 10/10

The Museum of Flight is an excellent way to spend your day. Whether you are an aviation enthusiast or just want something to do for a day, this is an excellent way to spend several hours. They amazing displays of aircraft and Boeing history, as well as aircraft from all eras to include the early 1900s to modern aircraft. There are many exhibits you can walk through and explore, this museum is especially informative for young adults and children. The staff was a very friendly and the facilities are immaculate. The Museum of Flight is a must-see.

A Mesmerizing Flight of Museum Experience for the Whole Family! Min 2-3 hours of time/exploration is needed to cover this whole place. We recently had the pleasure of visiting the Flight of Museum in Seattle with our family, including our four and a half-year-old kid, and we can't stop raving about our unforgettable experience! From start to finish, the museum offered a fantastic blend of education, entertainment, and awe-inspiring exhibits that kept us engaged and captivated throughout our visit. Upon entering the museum, we were greeted by friendly staff who warmly welcomed us and provided us with useful information about the different sections and activities available. The museum's layout was well-designed and easily navigable, making it convenient for families with young children. One of the highlights of our visit was the interactive exhibits, tailored perfectly for kids. Our little one was absolutely thrilled to explore the hands-on activities, where they could pretend to be a pilot, operate control panels, and even sit in a real cockpit. The museum successfully struck a balance between fun and learning, fostering our child's curiosity and imagination while imparting valuable knowledge about aviation. The collection of aircraft on display was truly breathtaking. From historic planes to modern marvels, the Flight of Museum showcased an impressive array of aircraft that showcased the evolution of aviation. The exhibits were well-maintained, and we appreciated the informative signage accompanying each display, which provided fascinating insights into the planes' history and significance. The highlight of our visit was undoubtedly the flight simulators. Both kids and adults had the opportunity to experience the thrill of flying in a realistic cockpit environment. The simulators were equipped with state-of-the-art technology and offered an incredibly immersive experience. Even our little one was able to enjoy a simplified version tailored for their age, which they absolutely adored! Throughout our visit, we noticed the museum's commitment to creating a family-friendly atmosphere. There were dedicated play areas where kids could burn off some energy, and the staff was always on hand to assist and engage with young visitors. The facilities, including restrooms and dining options, were clean and well-maintained, ensuring a comfortable experience for the whole family. Lastly, we must commend the museum's efforts in accommodating families with young children. They provided stroller parking areas, diaper-changing stations, and even nursing rooms, which made navigating the museum hassle-free for us. In conclusion, the Flight of Museum in Seattle proved to be an absolute delight for our family. It provided an engaging, educational, and interactive experience that catered perfectly to our four and a half-year-old kid while keeping adults equally enthralled. We highly recommend this museum to families seeking a memorable and enriching outing in Seattle. We can't wait to visit again and explore even more of the wonders of aviation! P.S. Fist Thursday of every month is FREE 5pm-9pm

This is an amazing museum! There is a lot to see.... the Space area is over a bridge on the other side of the road so don't miss that incredible exhibit! The Apollo exhibit is fantastic. We really enjoyed the war planes area as well. It's a great wealth of information and artifacts. We also came for Yuri's Night which was a super fun space party!!! Also, don't miss the gift shop! I got a bunch of fun things in there, including the little comet plush I did the photo shoot with. There is even Henry merchandise that matches the big Henry mural outside! What a great museum!!

Seattle being intertwined with Boeing only makes sense for it to have a strong aviation history and this museum is the perfect representation for it. It is very detailed and very well planned out. If you start from one end, you can literally walk through the advancements every step of the way and finally ending up to where aviation is today. Plan to spend 2-3 hours if you want to look at everything properly and read up as well. I had an amazing time here and would highly recommend giving this place a visit if you’re into Aviation even a little

Awesome place for those who get excited about airplanes. Has a small kids area for kids. I enjoyed the exhibits, especially the Vietnam Divided. The SR71 is awesome, there are other places too and a map is available. A food area exists for those hungry people, probably allot 2-3 hrs for a good tour of the museums.

This remains one of the best museums in the Northwest! We've been members for decades and they are still producing great exhibits. They have plenty of commercial planes as well as a number of military planes. They do a good job of presenting WWI and WWII as well as the space program. There are a number of interactive exhibits as well. It also traces the history of Boeing. You can walk through a Concorde, Air Force One, a 747, and a 787 Dreamliner. Very cool!

The Museum of Flight is an awe-inspiring destination for aviation enthusiasts and history buffs alike. With a diverse collection of aircraft and spacecraft, including iconic planes like the Boeing 747 and the Space Shuttle Trainer, it offers a captivating journey through aviation's evolution. Engaging exhibits and interactive displays provide a unique learning experience for visitors of all ages. The museum's well-preserved artifacts and knowledgeable staff ensure a deep appreciation for the impact of flight on our world. From the early pioneers to modern advancements, the Museum of Flight offers an unforgettable exploration of humanity's fascinating journey into the skies. It is one of the must visit destination if you are in Seattle.

Beautiful Stadium, great views, and of course amazing garlic fries. Mariners games are always a fun event to go to, even though they’re not the best team. The trident deck has a great view of Elliot bay and the city as well as the field, and anyone can head up there no matter your seat. The only issue with this, besides the Mariners loosing, is the price on food and drinks, but that doesn’t stop anyone from having a great time!

I sat in the 200's club section with my family, the price was only $10 more per ticket and holy cow was it worth it! The staff was friendly from start to finish, the food wasn't too expensive, the seats were padded, the view was astounding, the energy was electric, and the Mariner's winning definitely helped that energy too. I can't emphasize this enough, this trip was an absolute blast for me and my family!!

One of my favorite stadiums of all time! I have been to many stadium and sports events all over the World. This is in my top 3 list for sure. The placement of it, how easy to get in and out. Transportation and spectacular views are just mind blowing! They also have espresso stations inside the stadium which is awesome! The roof can close on a rainy day if needed! That is an experience itself!

Had a fun experience introducing my kids to baseball games. Unfortunately they didn't have popcorn that my son really wanted. But he liked the hot dog and my daughter liked her pretzel. It's great that the soda had free refills.

Great ball park, staff are very friendly and helpful. Doesn’t matter where you sit the game looks great from all the seats! Beers are a tad expensive as was parking but the seats are not. When I was there the roof was open and it was a perfect day in the sun, hot for April felt like we were at a summer game! The game went into 2 extra innings but they cinched a win! Go Mariners, Go!

Huge space and it’s kept really clean. If you are carrying stuff to the game make sure it’s in a transparent bag, that will make you go through the security clearance faster. There is parking at the stadium at it $$, you can take the public transport to the stadium too. Even if you are new to the game you still can follow the game as there is lot of info on the big screen. A nice place to spend few hours with your friends if planned properly.

This stadium is huge!! Was super awesome to attend a game here. Food on every level and some really diverse food too! On the first floor there was a dim sum place, wish I would tried. But on the 3rd level there's garlic fries, fish and chips, all that good stuff. Parking is pretty decent, lots of parking attendants so makes it easy to get in and out.

I'm a Dodger fan, but man, there's something about this stadium that I really enjoy. I've never had a bad view of the game, and the acoustics are incredible. Nothing like the sound of a bat! The seats are comfortable, and the stadium provides some of the best food in Major League Baseball. You're apt to find poke, clam chowder, pizza, fish and chips, and other typical baseball fare at an accommodating price. Parking is a thorn in my side, but it is what it is. :/ Let's go, Mariners!

Amazing. Great ballpark. If you are there for the first time you can get a certificate. Great ambience. The value food menu was amazing.The scenery with the roof open is amazing. I’m not a mariners fan go Angels but visiting all the MLB stadiums. The Fans were great and everyone was very friendly. 7 stadiums down.

We went for the Recovery game and had such a blast!! What a great game! And such a beautiful event to be a part of! I myself am in recovery and went with a group of almost 300 people all in recovery 🥰 Word to the newcomers though... They do NOT accept cash!! So if you buy anything and they accept cash, they are pocketing it!! I found that out the first time I went when I paid for cash and the people wouldn't take it from my hand. They had me put it on the counter, and didn't have change 🤔 The third booth I went to only accepted card and then told me that nobody should be taking cash. Just FYI

T-Mobile Park is a modern facility that has gone entirely cashless. Food and beverage options range from traditional ball game fair of hot dogs and burgers to Cuban sandwichs, pork buns, and more from a plethora of local vendors. Parking is available at the main lot directly across the street, or at many surrounding independent lots. Only single serving outside food is permitted. The stadium has a no weapons policy, and does not allow any purses or bags larger than a 4"x6" clutch unless they are clear. You can bring a water bottle but it must be soft plastic. The Mariner's app makes it easy to find vendors as well as participate in many of the family activities that take place before, during, and after the ball game.

Great place to enjoy Games. Electric atmosphere. During events price of parking increases dramatically. You may have to pay $50 in some close by space. If you can take public transportation or may be park in downtown and take a bus to the venue to save money. They have a weird policy on bag and items you can bring inside, so keep an eye for that.

Great place to catch a game. Beware that if you're catching an afternoon game in the summer, you'll do best to sit in the 3rd base side to avoid the sun for an afternoon game. Food and beer prices are crazy, but expect 8 to 20 bucks for something that might fill you up.

Truly one of the best fan experiences I have had at any ballpark. Many great food options located throughout the ballpark and all seemingly accessible without long waits. Restrooms were plentiful. The aesthetics of the ballpark were very beautiful. If you get the chance, visit the 'Pen during the game. A great spot right behind the bullpen to catch some action.

It's just a small roadside overlook, instead of a park I would say. It only has a few benches and it's quite small. However, it has the best skyline to take pictures with Space Needle! You can see the Space Needle very clear from here and the view is really good. You can see downtown Seattle clearly. Recommend if you want to take some good photos of Space Needle! This park is free, easy to visit by bus.

Beautiful view of skyline. Sunset here is really beautiful (I liked view from  Dr. Jose Rizal Park also, may be better as you can see moving vehicles also there, but can't see space needle from there, But can see great wheel and stadiums nicely). Morning or evening can sit there and relax with nice wind and view. More crowded during sunset. You can park the car on street (avoid gates) may be park few feets away and walk here. Nice neighborhood.

I wish I had come to see the sunset! It is the best time to see the entire city! It looks so gorgeous! Perfect spot for taking photos and Drinking your Starbucks coffee!

Kerry Park has some of my favorite views of Seattle! You can see Mount Rainier on a clear day from here. The views at night are absolutely breathtaking when you can see the entire city lit up as well. The Space Needle is absolutely mesmerizing and seeing it from up here is totally worth the trip. It's not far from downtown so I highly recommend the trek for this beautiful viewpoint!

Kerry Park is undoubtedly one of the most breathtaking parks in Seattle. Nestled on the south slope of Queen Anne Hill, it offers an unparalleled panoramic view of the city's skyline, including the iconic Space Needle and the majestic Mount Rainier in the background. The park itself is beautifully maintained and always clean. It's a relatively small park, but it offers plenty of seating options, from benches to grassy areas, allowing visitors to relax and enjoy the captivating scenery. The landscaping is well-kept, with vibrant flowers and shrubs adding an extra touch of beauty to the park. The highlight of Kerry Park, of course, is the viewpoint. As you step off the streets and onto the observation deck, your eyes are immediately drawn to the stunning cityscape that unfolds before you. The Space Needle stands tall, creating a perfect frame for the dazzling downtown buildings that seem to touch the sky. As the sun sets, the lights come alive, turning this panorama into an enchanting cityscape. It's an absolute joy to watch the city transition from day to night. Whether you're a local or a tourist, Kerry Park is a must-visit destination. It's the perfect spot for taking photos, especially for capturing the iconic Seattle skyline. The viewpoint is also an excellent place for romantic dates, picnics, or simply quiet contemplation. On a clear day, you can even spot Mount Rainier in the distance, adding a touch of natural beauty to the urban landscape. One thing to note is that Kerry Park can get crowded, especially during popular times like summer weekends or special events. However, even with the crowds, the atmosphere remains pleasant, and the view is worth the visit. It's recommended to arrive early in the morning or later in the afternoon to avoid the busiest times. Overall, Kerry Park is an absolute gem in Seattle. Its breathtaking views, well-maintained surroundings, and convenient location make it a top-notch destination for anyone seeking beauty and tranquility in the heart of the city. Whether you're a local or a tourist, be sure to make a trip to this park, as it promises to provide an unforgettable experience.

Great skyline viewpoint of Seattle for free. The weather is important but on clear day its very beautiful. Its difficult to find parking spot but finally with patience its available. Great place to visit in Seattle, highly recommended.

Nice place to overlook the city and watch the sunset, but small space and always crowded at sunset time — I’ve gone on weekday evenings as well as weekend evenings and the railing is always packed. This is a great place to look at the space needle, city buildings, and Rainer and it makes the needle look extra impressive. Great at dusk too as you get the view of city lights. The west end of the view has a great angle of the mountain range, behind which the sun sets. Very pretty spot!

One of the most iconic parks in Seattle to get a view of the city, port, and on a clear day, Mt. Rainier! It’s little, yet relaxing. I believe it was put on the national/world map when Grey’s Anatomy continually aired it on the show. A few benches to have a seat. Parking is always tight around here so best bet is street parking in the neighborhood next to it. Be mindful of the neighbors. But yes, if you’re thinking about going to it, think no more. It’s worth trip to Kerry Park to catch the great views!

It’s arguably the best spot in Seattle to see the city in its full glory. Easily accessible by bus (no 2), and there are some limited street parking available. You can see the city skyline with Mt rainier in the background during a clear day. Sunset is probably the best time of the day to see this park.

This was the first place we came to eat after flying into Seattle. What a disappointment. We ordered crab cakes as an appetizer it was the only things that was good. The rest of the food had no seasoning and the corn and potatoes were not cooked. With regards to the service we ordered soup and they never brought it. Our waitress barely came to check on us and she didn’t even realize we never got the chowder. We had to point it out when she brought us our bill and she had charged us for it. I wouldn’t recommend coming to eat here, prices are extremely high for terrible food. Not worth it.

Located in Pier 57 building at the Seattle waterfront area, this tourist spot is fun, not too busy but full of friendly and helpful staff. The beer is great, the chowder was better and the bar staff was enjoyable to chat with. She gave some pointers on how to visit the city and made the lunch very enjoyable. lots of room for larger groups and prices are very reasonable. Lots of things to do in the Pier 57 building as well.

Overall it was good. I can’t say we was blown away by freshness or taste. We ordered the 1lb of snow crab legs. Unlike another experience the meat did not easily come out of the shells. The claws felt rubbery and didn’t crack ope well. Many times we left with mush trying to get the meat out. Overall, they were good. A lot of work I might add. A few issues with the captains platter. I ordered double fries and they were soggy and I’m glad I didn’t get a double portion. The salmon was fishy. Just grilling some wild sockeye yesterday I can tell the difference. They rest of the seafood was very good - fried fish, shrimp and calamari. Not too be critical but when the tab is over 90 and additional tip the meal should be excellent.

What a fun dining experience! You smash the crab meat open with mallets and cover your table with paper instead of serving you on plates! It’s very enjoyable and not only that but the food is delicious and the service was good! I believe my servers name was Katie! She was very attentive, nice and friendly. The food came out fast and the portions were good for just one person. I’d love to come back next time I’m in town!

Atmosphere is like most “seafood houses”large, a little nautical, simple, and lively. Lighting is good without being too bright. Our server, Olivia, was excellent. She was very friendly, polite and attentive without being too intrusive. We ate the “Alaskan” boil which included 3 different types of crab legs and perfectly steamed clams,mussels, and shrimp. We would definitely eat here again

Flew in from Colorado to enjoy the weekend and in search of fresh seafood. I’m a huge foodie and was really looking for an amazing seafood boil. Let me tell you, this place was amazing! There was about a 45 minute wait on a Saturday night. We walked around the Pier until our table was ready. The food was so fresh and delicious! I had the crab and shrimp combo. I do wish it was a bit more seasoned, but overall it was a great meal. The ambience and staff were super friendly, our waiter went above and beyond to make sure we were taken care of. We will definitely be coming back on our next visit to Seattle. If you don’t like crab this is not the place for you. Wish they had more fish options

Service was great. We were seated promptly. The food didn't take long to prepare. I found it interesting that instead of a plate, you are given a wooden plank and mallet. They cover the table with butcher paper and dump your food right on the table. The food was delicious. I even had the strawberry shortcake for dessert and it was divine.

We came an hour before close on a Saturday night. Everyone was super nice from host to our waitress. We got "The Alaskan" which is the biggest pot at $68 per person (there were four of us). Everything from the bread to the crab stuffed mushrooms to the clam chowder were very good. The corn on the cob! So yummy. The Alaskan was more than enough food. We took a full box of leftovers home.

Had a delicious meal here and like how I can see the boats coming and going like you see on one of those fishing or old pirate movies and you can see and drink all the good whiskey you can imagine but for the price it’s up to you? The waitress made me wait 30 minutes for a beer so I reminded her and she got snappy from that point forward. I’m not someone that complains as you can see from most of my reviews. I wish I could tell you where there is better clam chowder… hold on … try this place, 15 times better, JACKS FISH SPOT !!! Has better sauce and flavor for the price!!!The area is reasonably safe but don’t stray far inland. Like my reviews please !!! Thanks 🙏

First time in Seattle and we had 2 great experiences dining here the day before and after our cruise. Our food, service, and atmosphere was outstanding both times. The servers are paid 12% of sales and there is a service/pier fee already included but they are very personable and caring. The atmosphere is wonderful outside at sunset. On our second bill, they “accidentally” charged us for tasting a few local beers before making our selection as well as a side dish that was supposed to be included. The manager made it right and we were apologized to by her and the waiter. Overall I highly recommend this restaurant.

Great oysters, service, and atmosphere. Honestly, the best thing we ate were the muscles. Easily the best I've ever eaten. I would return just for that. The only reason I knock off a star is for the 20% added fee. The restaurant automatically adds a service fee to your check and then our waiter asked for an additional tip given that the fee does not 100% go to them. This caused us to spend probably $25 more than we would have anywhere else on a nice dinner out.

Great atmosphere by the water. Fantastic service! Seafood pasta was very good, as well as the salmon, spicy crab and corn chowder. Also had some pumpkin spice cheesecake for dessert that was good. Not fond of their clam chowder. Be prepared as it is somewhat pricey.

Visited with friends last spring and absolutely loved it! The interior was spacious and well-designed - definitely better in these COVID times than most setups I've seen. We sampled oysters, calamari, and some crab meat/cocktail shrimp. I went with the fish & chips for my main entreé - perfectly crisp with a delightful accompanying sauce and impeccable slaw. Overall, this is definitely some place I'd come back to when in town again. Definitely plus points for presentation, as well.

First of all our experience was amazing just based on the service. My husband and I sat at the bar with Amanda and Eric. Amanda made the best Paloma I’ve ever had and was great to just sit and chat with. She gave us great Tips on places to visit during our stay. Eric was such a great help with helping us choose oysters. We had about 26 different types. All were amazing! I hope when we return to Seattle next time the service will be just as great!

I visit Elliott’s a few times a year. It has been my go to restaurants when friends and family are in town. Usually good atmosphere with a nice view. However, my latest experience was a little disappointing. - didn’t provide knives. When we requested knives after entree arrived, only two knives arrived for a table of three. Waited a little longer for the third knife. - entree arrived before starter. We canceled the starter order. - chowder bowl arrived with chowder covering the outside of the bowl. It was super dirty. Waitress brought a new one. - the chips in the fish and chips was lukewarm. The fish was good. - wasn’t able to use gift cards bought in Costco. Manager claimed that they’re “updating the gift card system” and asked me to try again next time. They should notify clients that the gift card has “blackout dates” during reservations. I’m planning to return the gift card to Costco. Don’t know if I could use it next time. I’m glad that the manager at least comp our appetizer and dessert. I’m also thankful that the waitress allow us to move to another outside table with more shade. The best part of the lunch was the cheesecake! However, this level of service is not worth the full price + 20% tips they’re trying to charge. If I remember right, Elliot’s used to serve bread for free as a starter. They also had a menu item for half dozen or dozen oysters. Now.. either you get the $120 seafood platter or need to buy oyster by the piece. I might consider bringing guests to Ivar’s restaurant next time.

One of the best dining experience I have had in a while. I wish I had gotten the name of our server as he was one of the best I had in a while. Great food, service and I didn’t mind the 20% tip they added on the bill automatically. He definitely deserved more.

Good food. Great oyster selection. Service everywhere is so tough right now for everyone. Not to mention the added 20% gratuity added to your check now. The sever made sure to remind us twice that the 20% went to the whole restaurant and if we needed to add extra if we wanted to tip her directly. The restaurant industry is tricky right now. So just make sure you pay attention to your check and tip accordingly 😉

The outdoor seating view is epic!!! Being able to look at the sea, ships, and birds with having seafood is such a blessing experience. The clam chowder is fine. Not very creamy with many potato cubes. Oysters are fine, too. I tried three different oysters and cannot tell the difference. Grilled salmon came out first time raw, so they redo it. The second time it was perfect. The color, charred surface, flavor, and English peas are delicious, too.

So excited that I finally got to try this restaurant and it definitely lived up to the hype! Hidden in an alley near Pike Market and only identifiable by their signature pink door, this restaurant feels like stepping into an old vaudeville theater. When we went, there was a live band with an amazing vocalist playing blues/Americana music. They have an awesome wine selection and very knowledgeable staff. My favorite dish was the lasagna which was decadent and creamy with these delicious spinach noodles that didn't overpower the dish. Such an enjoyable experience - I can't wait to come again! I recommend making a reservation. Decent parking garage options in the area as well as some lots/street parking if you're willing to walk a bit further.

I was so excited to try this place out! Super cute but hidden entrance - gives off speakeasy vibes: go through the pink door! They changed their menu for the summertime but I tried the classic pink door lasagna and I highly recommend it!! It is cheesy with a pesto glaze between the pasta and spinach throughout. The indoor is decorated nicely but definitely sit outside if the weather is nice!

Hidden-gem tucked away. I walked straight past it initially and had to do a 180 to find it! I wasn’t the only guest who was struggling to find it but once you see the literal pink door it’s impossible to miss. Great atmosphere and brilliant and friendly service. The cioppino (seafood pasta) I had was nice but not my favourite choice. I also had the cabaret cake (has a better name in the restaurant) for desert and it was very tasty. Book ahead so you’re not disappointed but if you’re a single then there will hopefully be a nice place at the bar!

Tomatoes!! What fresh tomatoes they have. Loved the lasagna and the cocktails. Fusili tasted great and did I say fresh! Fries were okay, house bread was good with balsamic that tasted amazing. House special sangria and Is this pink enough for you cocktails were great as well. I totally recommend this place.

Top notch, class act establishment in every way... the food, drinks, service, entertainment and atmosphere are all outstanding. Of the many restaurants my wife and I visited during our five day trip to Seattle, this is the place we enjoyed the most. And we kind of stumbled upon it. There is no sign outside, just a pink door and pink trim on the windows in an alley of sorts. Heck, it was dark when we arrived and we couldn't even detect the pink on the door. We happened to see people going in and out, looked in the windows, thought it looked great, and didn't know where we were until we actually went in and asked. It was all thumbs up from there. Don't miss it. Highly recommended!

I've been wanting to go to The Pink Door for years so I took a few coworkers from out of town here and we enjoyed it. For some reason I thought their food was going to be over the top delicious. Don't get me wrong it's good but nothing from the hype that everyone puts into it. I would say it's average but the atmosphere and the live music is on point and it's a great vibe. I've been wanting to find a perfect arancini ever since I went to Italy and this is the spot to get it! It was amazing! I'll be back just to get these! The pasta was good but the dishes could've used more sauce that was a consensus from all. The prices are affordable that's for sure. We stayed for a few hours, enjoyed the food, atmosphere, jazz band and company. The service could've been quicker but the waitress was extremely nice and knowledgeable. There's no reason why I wouldn't go back.

This place is a gem of Seattle. Get reservations early, or go for lunch. The patio is nice if the weather is good. Parking is tricky. I'd recommend the Pike Place Market Parking Garage for the evening. It's close and not too expensive. The pink door is pretty low key in the alley, so just know it's on the water side. Everything I had was delicious. I particularly loved the squid ink shrimp pasta and the everything green salad was the perfect balance of fresh and flavor. My cocktail was also a real treat. There was live music on Thursday that had the right vibe for a fancy night out. See got an entree each and shared the salad and a dessert and that seemed like the right amount of food. It's more fancy so dress up, but nice jeans aren't out of place. The decor has circus inspiration with a little old Seattle antique. I didn't see any kids here, probably best to leave them at home, although lunch is a different vibe.

The Pink Door is a great space, with excellent service, and creative food and drink offerings that lean traditional Italian but still offer fresh ideas. Definitely worth noting that, per the bartenders, the place books out a full month in advance, so if you’re looking for a dinner reservation, plan accordingly. That being said, if you’re looking for a drink only it’s altogether possible to stumble in and get lucky— ask me how I know!

February 11th, my girlfriends and I visited The Pink Door to celebrate my friends birthday early. It was around 8:30pm, we didn't have reservations but we showed up, asked if they had anything for four and we were seated. I had looked two weeks prior to reserve but they were booked so this made my night because I had really been set on this place for dinner. We were seated in the back section where the windows are, in a half circle booth which was just lovely and perfect. Our waitress, Kristy, was incredibly sweet and funny. She checked on us regularly and was personable. She made the whole experience worthwhile! I would absolutely return just to sit in her section

I cannot recommend this place enough. As much as I’d like to keep it to ourselves this restaurant is one of my all time favorites. Perfect spot for a date night, celebration, or just a good eat. The steak was seared and cooked to perfection topped with perfection. The ambience is great and the drinks are amazing as well. The bartender was extremely welcoming and knowledgeable about the local area. The pasta is to die for and the pictures I’ve posted don’t do enough justice.

The location is great with very nice views. However, the food we had at lunch was just ok. It wasn’t bad yet wasn’t very satisfying. We ordered a fish from daily special menu and found the seasoning to be very plain. My friend who has dined a few times told me that dinners should be better and there will be performance during dinner time too.

This place was a great surprise! Nice food and atmosphere! Our server was really friendly. Food came fast! There’s no sign at the door which makes hard to find the place! Overall, I had a great time here!

I’ve come here a few times and each time the food is always good! The entrance is difficult to find the first time, it’s literally a pink door and nothing else - no sign or indicator that you’re at the right location except for the pink door you open. They change part of their menu based off the season so they can offer the best and most fresh options; there are consistent dishes you can rely on (pink door lasagna). I highly recommend the bruschetta to start off light and simple as an appetizer. The lasagna is vegetarian as well so bonus for those who don’t eat meat!

An absolute must when you are in Seattle. Two years ago, we stumbled into this place and fell in love. Now every time we visit Seattle, we make a point to stop. My wife gets the Seven Elements Soup and it is bursting with flavor. Today, I got the Seven Flavors Beef and it really hit the spot. We also tried the Chicken Satay for an appetizer and would order again. Good atmosphere, good service, decent prices for the Seattle area. Highly recommend!

The restaurant is very nice, and the food was wonderful. Our server, Garrett, gave us excellent service and was very helpful in selecting our dishes. The family style dining was very nice with large portions. There was a good level of spice to flavor the dishes without overpowering them. We were also served good drinks from the bar.

I’ve been wanting to come here for so long cause everyone would rave about their food. I enjoyed the food but it wasn’t my favorite. I was expecting so much more flavor and to knock my socks off with delight. Don’t get me wrong it was good but wasn’t worth the hype. I was pumped to try the fragrant duck but it wasn’t exploding with flavor which I thought it would. The green beans were the best plate we got. We got one course to go along with the other stuff and it was plenty of food for two. Drinks were decent. Service was fantastic! They have a huge bar in area in the back which was cool but they haven’t reopened it since covid, bummer for them. Hope it picks back up! Very convenient place to go before a show at the 5th Ave.

What can I say. Food quality was excellent and the service was very good. Lovely atmosphere and generally a lovely restaurant. Had a really nice meal and a welcome break from the rain. Green curry was really nice. Would certainly recommend.

Delicious family style! The cod was amazing, but everything was really good. Green curry has a nice amount of spice. Just a heads up that half the dishes have peanuts, so might be hard to accommodate with a nut allergy.

We dined there on 9th Aug'23. Restaurant came with some good recommendation from my son who visited a week prior. We reached the restaurant some 15 minutes early and the staff was kind enough to accommodate us quickly. The food was excellent and the service just superb. We asked Ms. Bella who was our wait staff to make small changes here and there to the dish and she made sure our requests were met. We ordered Thai Mushroom skewers, Malay chicken skewers, sayur lodeh, some fried rice and the fragrant duck. Every dish was well made, aromatic and tasty. Highly recommend this place.

Well rounded menu, a nice wine list, and lovely staff. We really enjoy sharing 3-4 small plates and a bottle of wine (for two). Plenty of food without being stuffed. The fragrant duck and all starters are delish. Sorry about the pic—we had already dug in!

The place was great. We were very lucky to get a last minute reservation on Friday night. The food was delicious and the service impeccable. The atmosphere with dim lights and light music was perfect for us to have a friendly chat while eating the meal. They serve large portions that can be shared. For dessert, I ordered tapioca and was very pleased. It wasn’t too sweet and was just perfect to finish a great dinner with. Highly recommend it.

It's been nearly 15 years since I've been back to Seattle. The first place I wanted to eat was at Wild Ginger!! When I lived in Seattle, it was THE place where we celebrated special occasions. This time, I happened to be in Seattle during my birthday week. I took my friends who were visiting with me and they loved it! I was so thrilled!! Make sure to order the Fragrant crispy duck with extra steam buns, seven flavor beef, Siam lettuce cups (you'll want to order extra of these!), Sichuan green beans, mix of brown and white rice, green chicken curry, Hanoi tuna, Indian butter chicken, Chinese sausage & shrimp fried rice. The downtown Seattle location is the original branch. It's the one I would choose. Nostalgia!

David was our waiter and he was such a great service provider. We had to reschedule reservations but there was luckily still room for our bigger party. Celebrating an engagement and the restaurant even provided a signed card! The food was absolutely delicious. Everyone ordered something different so we could all share family style. The 2 favorite dishes of the night was the duck and green curry chicken.

The food, the service, and the ambiance of the place exceed expectations. The hostess was very accommodating when finding us a table. The food was decently priced and portion size was fairly large. I got the chicken Pad Thai and it was delicious- cooked very well. I definitley recommend this place.

Took the ferry over to Seattle for the afternoon to spend the day shopping and eating at my favorite restaurant, Ivar's. They seated me in the cocktail bar. I ordered a lemon drop and a fresh strawberry, feta, sliced almonds and seasonal beet salad, with a light vinegarette. Delish! I also, ordered a cup of their famous Clam Chowder and it never disappoints. This was the first time I've been seated in the bar area and it was clean, plenty of additional tables that seat 4 and the bar area itself. The wait staff were friendly and professional. Thank you for a great experience.

had an awesome time here! all of our food was delicious and the atmosphere is superb; we sat outside on the water. it was a hot day but the breeze was fantastic. the crab and shrimp pasta was perfect. the crab dip was also amazing i just wish there had been more lol

3.2/5 Great location with a nice view of the port. The food is decent but a bit overpriced for what it is, which I suppose is expected for any tourist area. We started with the Fried Clam Strips which were surprisingly bad. It was mostly fried batter with barely any clam anywhere. I would avoid ordering this item. The mains, however, were better. We chose the Blackened Halibut Sandwich and Seafood Cobb. Their fries were excellent so we quite enjoyed these. The sandwich and salad were good. However, nothing I’d specifically return for. The server was friendly and quite knowledgeable so 5 stars to him!

Amazing seafood with amazing views. Enjoyed every bite of the clam, fish and chips and salmon entrée. Definitely this is a must do restaurant when you visit Seattle. The views are to die for. The interiors are pretty historic too.

Let's get right to it - this is very much a "touristy" spot but it's great! The food was absolutely tasty and the views just made it all that much better. We had a reservation and though they had to move people in from the rain which put a wait on some reservations, they were still quick to get it sorted! The halibut panko crusted fish and chips are amazing! The prawn appetizer was so good we got 2! A great place to go if you're not from Seattle and want a bit of an ambiance of the coast while you eat.

Fun restaurant! The food was all absolutely delicious and the atmosphere was great. They had incredible views into the water. Grilled Alaska Salmon, Clam Chowder, Calamari, and Crab were our favorites. Would recommend this location over others in the area. We'll definitely be back again! The parking on the entire strip is rough as there is so much construction, but eventually it'll be fantastic again.

Slow and rude service. First a man led us to the very last table at the exit in the far back of the entire restaurant when there were many open tables by the window. Being sarcastic when we asked to switch. 🫠 No menu or water after 15 mins after we switched. And then server asked us why don’t we have any menu, is it because we don’t want one 😑 I won’t come back for this service. Fish and chips taste like reheated overnight and very plain. Clam chowder tasted the best. Seafood stew was also blend and not served hot.

Great view looking out to the bay with the sun going down and the lights, the ferries running… Service was good. Order clam chowder and a crab dip for starters. Both were delicious. For dinner we each had the Alaska Halibut Fish n Chips, good but was bit on the greasy side. Overall everything was good.

Everything was great about this place, the food tasted fresh and delicious, the service was prompt, waiter Marquis took care of all our requests - I enjoyed the meal and would love to come back again. Even the usually boring salmon tasted great. There is a colony of seagulls waiting outside the restaurant for all the food you can share. Only issue was a waiting line - took us about half an hour to get seated.