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Coffee, Markets & Mountains
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items Your guide to the best of the Pacific Northwest—cozy coffee shops, must-try eats, scenic trails, and local spots that make you fall in love with the PNW again and again. Whether you’re in the mood for a weekend adventure or a quick foodie stop, these...
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Glowing in the Wild
Fork Yeah, Let’s Eat
Glowing in the Wild
This is your guide to all the outdoor vibes I love here in the beautiful PNW—from peaceful trails and weekend markets to beach walks, hidden gems, and everything in between. Whether I’m hiking, thrifting in the sunshine, or just getting my steps in w...
The Puyallup Farmers Market is such a fun weekend vibe! 🌻 From beautiful fresh flowers to delicious food and handcrafted finds, there’s something for everyone. It’s the perfect way to support amazing local vendors and enjoy a little sunshine and com...
Puyallup Farmers' Market
Packwood Flea Market is a whole experience! 🛍️ Happening twice a year—Memorial Day weekend and Labor Day weekend—it’s one of the biggest outdoor flea markets in Washington. I went with my girl recently, and we found everything from vintage clothes t...
Packwood Flea Market
Seattle’s Iconic Skyline Star The Space Needle isn’t just a landmark—it’s an experience. Soaring 605 feet above the city, it offers 360° views of the Seattle skyline, Mount Rainier, Puget Sound, and even the Olympic and Cascade Mountains on a clear d...
Space Needle
Seattle’s Quirkiest Photo Op Hiding under the Aurora Bridge, the Fremont Troll is a massive, one-eyed sculpture clutching a real Volkswagen Beetle like it’s nothing. This local legend is weird, whimsical, and totally Instagram-worthy. Whether you're ...
Troll - Fremont, Seattle - Center of the ...
Where glass meets magic. Chihuly Garden and Glass is a stunning, immersive exhibit that brings blown glass to life with bold color, dramatic scale, and dreamlike designs. Wander through the indoor galleries, stroll the outdoor garden, and don’t miss ...
Chihuly Garden and Glass
Seattle views with a spin. Rising 175 feet above Elliott Bay, the Seattle Great Wheel gives you breathtaking views of the waterfront, downtown skyline, and mountains on clear days—all from a cozy, enclosed gondola. It’s perfect for date nights, famil...
The Seattle Great Wheel
The heart (and flavor) of Seattle. Pike Place Market is where locals and visitors come to eat, shop, and soak up Seattle’s soul. From fresh seafood and handmade pastries to quirky gift shops, street performers, and the iconic flying fish—every corner...
Pike Place Market
Where boats, salmon, and engineering meet. The Ballard Locks are a fascinating slice of Seattle life—watch boats rise and fall as they pass between Lake Union and Puget Sound, and don’t miss the fish ladder where salmon swim upstream (especially in s...
Ballard (Hiram M. Chittenden) Locks
Industrial edge meets skyline views. Gas Works Park blends Seattle history with some of the best views in the city. Set on the site of an old gas plant, it’s now a grassy hilltop perfect for picnics, kite flying, or watching the sun set behind the Se...
Gas Works Park
Fork Yeah, Let’s Eat
From brunch spots to late-night bites, these are the restaurants that have me saying yes, please with every forkful. Whether it’s soul food, sushi, or something spicy—I only recommend the places worth getting cute for. Good vibes, good flavors, and g...
This spot is a whole experience. Communion isn’t just a meal—it’s a celebration of culture, community, and bold flavors that feel like home with a twist. From the oxtail fried rice to the smoked fried chicken, every bite is soulful and unforgettable....
COMMUNION Restaurant & Bar
If you’re downtown and craving comfort food with a twist, Vons 1000 Spirits understood the assignment. Their handmade sourdough pasta is next level—like, “why didn’t I know about this sooner?” level. The drinks are strong, the portions are generous, ...
Von's 1000Spirits
This place is unapologetically real—open 24/7, serving strong drinks, greasy-good comfort food, and zero judgment. The 5 Point is a true Seattle classic with dive bar charm and diner-style eats that hit the spot every time. Whether you’re nursing a h...
The 5 Point Cafe
Roll up your sleeves—this is seafood the fun way. The Crab Pot is a Seattle classic, especially known for its famous SeaFeast: a messy, delicious pile of crab, clams, shrimp, mussels, corn, and potatoes dumped right on the table. No plates, just mall...
The Crab Pot Seattle
Hidden gem. Bold flavors. Iconic vibes. Tucked behind an unmarked pink door in Pike Place Market, this beloved Italian-American spot is equal parts romantic and theatrical. With fresh pasta, seasonal dishes, and cabaret-style charm (yes, aerial perfo...
The Pink Door
Rustic Italian, Seattle soul. Spinasse is a cozy, elegant spot known for hand-crafted pastas and authentic Northern Italian fare—especially their famous tajarin with butter and sage. With warm lighting, intimate vibes, and a menu that feels like a lo...
Spinasse
A neighborhood favorite with serious brunch charm. Tucked inside a cozy old house in Madrona, The Hi-Spot Café serves up comfort food with a twist—think fluffy pancakes, loaded scrambles, and their famous scones you’ll crave later. With vintage charm...
Hi-Spot Cafe
Toulouse Petit Kitchen & Lounge offers a vibrant New Orleans-inspired dining experience right in the heart of Seattle’s Queen Anne neighborhood. Known for its bold Cajun-Creole flavors, chic vintage décor, and an award-winning brunch menu, it’s t...
Toulouse Petit Kitchen & Lounge
The Hangar Cafe – Georgetown, Seattle Tucked into the heart of Georgetown’s artsy, industrial vibe, The Hangar Cafe is a cozy brunch gem known for its sweet and savory crepes, rich coffee, and comfort food with a twist. Housed in a quirky building th...
Hangar Cafe