Since its inception in 1992, Theater Schmeater??s mission has been to produce great plays simply and foster a love of theater as an art form in future audiences. We now incorporate more new plays into each season in a search to find the great plays of our own time, and encourage audiences to embrace them with the same respect that is given to established greats. In particular, we are looking to expand our repertoire to include more plays by women, racial and sexual minorities, and new plays from other countries.
Our work with ??future audiences? is also very exciting. Since the theater's beginnings it has been our policy to admit any person under the age of eighteen for free to any Theater Schmeater production. Additionally, we have produced annual Free Classics in the Park for the past nine years, through which thousands of families have seen the great plays of classical literature at no charge in parks throughout Seattle.
The Theater is in production year-round, annually presenting 5-6 mainstage shows, 5-6 late night productions and our Free Classic in the Park. Our 2000 season was attended by over 8,100 people at 183 individual performances. Nearly 1,000 people enjoyed the park show and 336 youth took in a show at no cost to them. We also produce a handful of special events, including our annual Wine Auction fundraiser, serving as a venue for the Fringe Festival and co-hosting Tease-O-Rama, a preview performance of upcoming shows at Fringe theaters.
---www.schmeater.org
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The Panama Hotel Tea & Coffee House, a visual feast, serves grilled Panini sandwiches and fresh pastries. While the palate enticing aromas quench your hunger your eyes may wander to the pictorial museum adorning the walls, or linger on the beautifully preserved original wood flooring.
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The Paradox has two goals:
1) Produce the best all ages show for Paradox patrons.
2) Produce the best all ages show for the bands who play the venue.
Since 1999, The Paradox has been producing amazing shows, working with great bands from all over the world such as: A Life Once Lost, Alkaline Trio, Bane, Bleeding Through, The Blood Brothers, Botch, Brand New, Bright Eyes, Cex, Champion, Converge, Cursive, Damien Jurado, Dead to Fall, Death Cab for Cutie, Deerhoof, Denali, Desaparecidos, Dolour, The Divorce, From Autumn to Ashes, Gatsby's American Dream, Give up the Ghost, The Good Life, Himsa, The Hoods, Hope Conspiracy, Hot Hot Heat, Ida, Inked in Blood, IQU, Damien Jurado, Kane Hodder, The Long Winters, Low, Minus the Bear, Misery Signals, Most Precious Blood, Norma Jean, Officer Negative, Pedro the Lion, The Pale, Q and not U, Rasputina, The Red Chord, Rilo Kiley, Rufio, The Six Parts Seven, Starflyer 59, Static Lullaby, Suffering and the Hideous Thieves, Taking Back Sunday, Rosie Thomas, Trial, Underoath, Unearth, Velvet Teen, Vendetta Red, Rocky Votolato, Jason Webley, Where Eagles Dare, Xui Xui, Zao and many, many more.
The Paradox is always looking to add more people to their dedicated volunteer team. Should you be interested, please contact volunteer@theparadox.org regarding any volunteer or internship opportunities within The Paradox.
---www.theparadox.org
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That??s Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday & Sunday, beginning @ 9:30pm ?? predominantly R&B, JaZz, & Soul. Resident DJ??s spin Old Skool, House, & Soul every Friday night @ 10pm. Never a cover.
Martinis specially priced from 4 to 6, Monday thru Friday.
The finest handcrafted cocktails.
A selection of 18 wines by the glass.
15 of the coldest beers on tap.
Service supreme.
Lunch: M ?? Sat @ 11:30am
Brunch: Sunday @ 10am
Dinner: Every night @ 5pm
So bring it !!! ?? your bad self, your friends, a healthy appetite for sumptuous food, generous cocktails, & a happening atmosphere, all under one roof - PARAGON RESTAURANT & BAR.
---www.paragonseattle.com
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Since 1990 we have "served" the tea community of the US, in person and by mail, from our location in Post Alley, in the Historic Pike Place Market in downtown Seattle, Washington.
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Queen Mary Hours
Open Wednesday through Sunday
Breakfast: 9am to 11am
Lunch: 11am to 4pm
Afternoon Tea: Anytime
Last seating: 4pm
Reservations are strongly recommended
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This premier, multi-purpose sporting facility includes a 72,000-seat capacity with weather protection for 70 percent of its spectators.
The cost for the stadium is $360 million; cost for the adjoining Qwest Field Event Center is $70 million. The entire project is funded by an innovative public-private partnership, with at least $130 million coming from the private sector (led by Seahawks owner Paul G. Allen). The public??s contribution is capped at $300 million.
In addition to Seahawks football, the stadium can accommodate many levels of soccer competition, including Major League Soccer, amateur, international, World Cup, and collegiate soccer. The NCAA has expressed interest in holding a future national collegiate soccer Final Four in this facility. The stadium can also accommodate outdoor music concerts and could someday serve as a venue for the Olympics.
---www.qwestfield.com
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Enjoy your favorite cocktail or a cold beer at the video bar on the main floor, and the latest music videos on our state of the art Bose sound system and big screen television. We have 8 varieties of your favorite beers on tap and a wide selection of bottled craft beers.
Travel to our second floor where you can play a game of pool, or darts. Or, have a seat in our newly decorated living room in front of the large windows that over look East Pine Street and Boylston Avenue.
---www.rplaceseattle.com
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The Rainbow will continue to provide great music seven nights a week, including three kickin' weekly shows, and local / national acts Thursday through Sunday, and up the ante by offering an expanded and improved food menu along with a more comfortable atmosphere. You can even come to our open mic nights on Sundays and get onstage yourself!
---www.therainbowlive.com
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Lots of stuff is going on, from hip hop to house, from punk to funk. The HABIT boys bring on some funky house beats with special guest DJs on the 1st Thursday of every month. We've also got DOUBLE DIP on the 2nd Thursdays and Disco Bloodbath with DJ Fuckin in the Streets the 3rd Thursday of every month.
Riz spins his amazing house and deep groove sets every Friday night. Sylvia O'Stayformore presents BACON STRIP, a fantastic drag night the 1st Saturday of every month, KRAKT is our kick ass techno night with Kristina Childs the 2nd Saturday of every month, DJ Freddy, King of Pants mashes it up at FRANKENBOOT the 3rd Saturday, and Queen Lucky spins hip hop and R/B at Pandora's box on the last Saturday of each month.
Every Sunday, Brian Lyons and guests throw down a house party that'll get your ass shakin! Seriously, you can't go wrong coming to dance at Re-bar!
---www.rebarseattle.com
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A large number of fans take advantage of the openness of Safeco Field and enjoy watching games from standing areas at various locations around the ballpark. The patio of the Bullpen Market in center field has become an event within an event as thousands of fans gather there for festive atmosphere before and during games. Fans also take advantage of the fact they can make a complete circle of the ballpark on the main concourse while still watching the game.
---seattlemariners.mlb.com
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The first museum devoted to this dynamic and far-reaching genre, SFM combines artifacts and information in evocative environments, immersing visitors in science fiction's "alternative worlds." Witness how science fiction touches all forms of artistic expression and reframes the complexities of science, art, culture and the humanities - helping give visitors new insights into themselves and their world.
The museum is also home to the Science Fiction Hall of Fame, honoring the legends and luminaries that have shaped humanity's visions of the future. The initial 36 members of the Hall of Fame represent major figures in the establishment of the science fiction genre - from Mary Shelley and H.G. Wells to Sir Arthur C. Clarke and Robert Heinlein. New members will be inducted annually as SFM continues to celebrate the artists and thinkers that create the visions of tomorrow.
The Science Fiction Museum and Hall of fame is co-located with Experience Music Project in the landmark Frank Gehry building at Seattle Center.
The Inspiration
As one of the most popular and compelling genres of our time, science fiction, from literature to movies and beyond, is loved by millions, and plays a key role in engaging young and old alike in the sciences ?? from astronomy to zoology. Museum founder Paul G. Allen??s early admiration of science fiction and its role in inspiring critical thinking about society, history, culture and politics led to the creation of the first museum of its kind. Fellow founder Jody Patton has been instrumental in crafting the vision and development of the museum. Additionally, SFM??s Advisory Board, comprised of renowned science fiction creators including, among many others, Greg Bear, Ray Bradbury, Octavia Butler, James Cameron, Sir Arthur C. Clarke, George Lucas, and Steven Spielberg, has played a key role in the creation of SFM and will continue to guide it into the future.
---www.sfhomeworld.org
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Room A is a perfect setting for large functions accommodating 500 banquet guests and 450-800 guests in classroom and theater set-ups respectively. An expansive front wall of windows and 20â ceilings enhance the open atmosphere of this 8,300 square foot room. The addition of portable free-standing white walls offer an excellent option for decorating, mounting exhibits and creating distinct areas.
Room B, which includes an adjacent utility room, adds another 5,300 square feet of space. This room hosts 450 theater style, 250 classroom style and 300 in a banquet set-up for events requiring mid-size space.
Seattle Center Pavilion History
Built for the 1962 Worldâs Fair, this building housed the display on Great Britain and was surrounded by the âInternational Plaza.â In 1965 the Seattle Art Museum located at Volunteer Park, used the space for large, traveling exhibits. The most famous of these exhibits was the King Tut exhibit in 1978, which has been credited as replenishing the treasury of the Seattle Art Museum. The Seattle Art Museum has since moved into a new beautiful museum located in downtown Seattle. The Seattle Center Pavilion is currently used primarily for community festivals and long-term exhibits.
---www.seattlecenter.com
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Room A is a perfect setting for large functions accommodating 500 banquet guests and 450-800 guests in classroom and theater set-ups respectively. An expansive front wall of windows and 20?? ceilings enhance the open atmosphere of this 8,300 square foot room. The addition of portable free-standing white walls offer an excellent option for decorating, mounting exhibits and creating distinct areas.
Room B, which includes an adjacent utility room, adds another 5,300 square feet of space. This room hosts 450 theater style, 250 classroom style and 300 in a banquet set-up for events requiring mid-size space.
Seattle Center Pavilion History
Built for the 1962 World??s Fair, this building housed the display on Great Britain and was surrounded by the ??International Plaza.? In 1965 the Seattle Art Museum located at Volunteer Park, used the space for large, traveling exhibits. The most famous of these exhibits was the King Tut exhibit in 1978, which has been credited as replenishing the treasury of the Seattle Art Museum. The Seattle Art Museum has since moved into a new beautiful museum located in downtown Seattle. The Seattle Center Pavilion is currently used primarily for community festivals and long-term exhibits.
---www.seattlecenter.com
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The Sculpture Garden is made up of four unique pieces.
Ronald Bladen's Black Lightning, a black-painted steel sculpture currently sited in the Sculpture Garden southeast of the Space Needle.
Alexander Liberman's Olympic Iliad, orange-red painted steel sculpture, installed in 1984 on the lawn southwest from the Space Needle.
Doris Chase's Moon Gates, a bronze sculpture of three parts, located in the Sculpture Garden just south of the Space Needle. Installed in 1999.
Tony Smith's Moses, a black-painted steel sculpture located just northeast of the base of the Space Needle. It has been on the Center's grounds since 1975.
---www.seattlecenter.com
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The Eagle is located at 314 East Pike Street on Capitol Hill in Seattle. Seattle's Original Leather Bar in existance. Open 7 days a week from 2pm to 2am.
All events are 21 and older with ID.
206.621.7591
---www.seattleeagle.com
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You've Got to Get to what's Real!
Exhibits, library and lectures from researchers, authors and explorers.
Information in Seattle about mysteries in the Northwest and around the world.
Exhibit also include photos of Washington State??s two known Crop Circle
Chehalis crop circle and Eltopia Crop Circle by WA State Crop Circle researcher Ralph Meaney
Four Bigfoot casts
Information, documents and photos of Kenneth Arnold and his sighting over Mt. Rainier in 1947 along with a tape recording of his first interview
Maury Island UFO incident, documents and FBI Report
Mystery of D.B. Cooper and lastest information
The Lost City of Wellington - 1910 Railroad tragedy, maps and photos and newspaper documents
---www.seattlechatclub.org/museum.htm
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The ritual of coming together sharing wine and food with family and friends is the central motif in our lives. Italian food has an immediacy, honesty, and warmth: it possesses the spirit of a grandmother's wisdom and love. Italian food isn't about trailblazing alchemy or edible high fashion; Italian food is about staying connected--to each other, to the past, to the earth.
Our menu recreates many of the dishes that owner Susan Kaufman and chef John Neumark have enjoyed in friends' homes throughout Italy. It is our hope that your dining experience at Serafina will leave you feeling transported to the sublime Italian countryside, and completely taken care of by our sincere, professional staff.
---www.serafinaseattle.com
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We're always working on improving the Space Needle to make it even more fun and exciting for our visitors. We invite your comments and feedback on your experiences at the Needle.
---www.spaceneedle.com
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Anglicanism grew out of the unique historical circumstances of the late sixteen- and early seventeenth-century England, which was marked by a powerful sense of national identity and whose populace was split between Catholics and Protestants. Long before the Protestant Reformation, the English church was notorious for its sense of independence. Finally severed from Rome under Henry VIII, the Anglican Church took shape theologically under Henry's three children: Edward VI, a firm Protestant who reigned for six years, long enough to institute the first Book of Common Prayer, a decidedly Protestant document; Mary I, a devout Catholic who reigned for five years, long enough to reinstate certain Catholic practices that Edward had proscribed; and finally the Pragmatic Elizabeth, who in her forty-year reign labored brilliantly to forge not only a society but an established church that was broad enough to include all but the most extreme Catholics and Protestants.
The result was--and is--a church of astonishing theological breadth. But it is not breadth in a lax, lazy, anything-goes sense. The Anglican Church, when truest to its own theological traditions, views the mind not as a potential instrument of the Devil but as a gift of God. And it takes seriously the idea of the community of faith as a context within which people from different backgrounds and with varying perspectives can openly share their experiences of God, can attend to one another in a spirit of love, and can thereby gain insights that may help every member of the community to move somewhat closer to God's truth.
---www.saintmarks.org
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Studio Seven also provides services to local musicians, including:
* Practice studios at low, monthly rates
* Recording facilities
* Highly skilled and reputable instrument technician
---www.studioseven.us
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We specialize in helping every tea lover know more about the tea they drink, be they a novice or an expert. Weâd love any comments or questions, and of course you can always reach us by phone at 206-283-5931 seven days a week, 10am to 6pm Pacific Time.
At our Seattle retail store we also run tea tasting and tea classes, often during weekend afternoons. If youâre curious about the current events feel free to give us a call at the store. You can even schedule a free tea consultation with one of our expert staffers by calling ahead. We love to meet our Teacuppers from out of town!
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Throughout our menu you will find Pan-Asian selections from Singapore, Thailand, Indonesia, Japan and China. The owners and chefs, with 52 years of restaurant business experience, have researched and perfected these dishes for the last few years and have added them to the Teapot menu. All items are now completely vegan ie, free from milk and eggs and all animal products. To encourage others to try a vegetarian diet, we have retained entrees from the old Mandarin Restaurant Menu (our former incarnation) but have replaced the meat with high quality soy substitutes. We, however, will not compromise the taste of any of our dishes for any reasons except two: To promote a healthier diet and compassion for life. Eat and be truly merry.
HOURS
Daily - 11AM - 10:30PM
Sometimes featuring live entertainment
Friday and Saturday evenings from 7PM -
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New owners, Karen and Dave have worked hard to carry on the tradition as well as add new features such as the latest VIP room situated behind the upstairs bar.
Join us and immerse yourself in the art that is Toi.
---www.toiseattle.com
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Local, national and international programs and performances are scheduled year-round in the Great Hall and Downstairs at Town Hall. Please visit our calendar of events for a current listing of public performances.
---www.townhallseattle.org
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We blend 21 flavors of chai, ranging from the basic to the nutty, creamy, chocolaty, fruity, and more. The cardamom in chai is said to be a mental stimulant, and it keeps you awake without the jitters.
Our coffee and espresso beans are roasted by Intelligentsia, and are delivered fresh every week. Our experienced baristas hold their shots to high standards.
We also get fresh deliveries of pastries, scones, bagels, and award winning Lattin's apple cider. Our Mexican Hot Chocolate comes from Mexico, and our Yerba Mat??? is fair trade grown in South America.
And our name? It's German for "satellite." It was also the name of a little East German car built at the height of the space race, made famous in countless photos of Easterners driving into the West for the first time as the Berlin Wall fell. Like the satellite and the little car, we too would like to be a vessel that takes you into new territory.
---www.trabantchailounge.com
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And now for the legal stuff...because we are a bar, all of our shows are 21+ and every person, no matter if you're 21 or 81, must have a valid I.D. to enter the venue. Valid I.D. is a current U.S. or Canadian issue driver's license or identification card, or a current passport. We cannot accept international driver's licenses (other than Canada) as I.D. Minors may not enter the venue under any circumstances.
---tractortavern.citysearch
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The Mainstage is The Triple Doorâs centerpiece. Restored and updated from the bones of the historic Embassy Theatre, this 300-seat performance space is at once timeless and modern. The classic look of the gold-framed, red-curtained stage blends seamlessly with the contemporary, sleek, uncluttered array of half-moon booths and free-standing tables.
Arranged in tiers, the Mainstage provides clear sight lines from every seat. The intimate dimensions mean that even the late arriver to a sold-out show is no more than 35 paces from the stage. And for those get-up-out-of-your-seat acts, the tables directly in front of the stage can be cleared to make way for a dance floor.
Every particular of the Mainstage---in interior design, sound and lighting---is aimed at making the show come alive for the audience. Even the free-standing chairs used in the theatre have a special quality: theyâre easy to rock in time with the music.
The Mainstage is also well-equipped for special functions, from large-scale parties to corporate or media events. And, of course, there is a fully-appointed kitchen---featuring a Wild Ginger-inspired menu---and complete service bar for all food and beverage requirements.
---www.thetripledoor.net
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The Mainstage is The Triple Door??s centerpiece. Restored and updated from the bones of the historic Embassy Theatre, this 300-seat performance space is at once timeless and modern. The classic look of the gold-framed, red-curtained stage blends seamlessly with the contemporary, sleek, uncluttered array of half-moon booths and free-standing tables.
Arranged in tiers, the Mainstage provides clear sight lines from every seat. The intimate dimensions mean that even the late arriver to a sold-out show is no more than 35 paces from the stage. And for those get-up-out-of-your-seat acts, the tables directly in front of the stage can be cleared to make way for a dance floor.
Every particular of the Mainstage---in interior design, sound and lighting---is aimed at making the show come alive for the audience. Even the free-standing chairs used in the theatre have a special quality: they??re easy to rock in time with the music.
The Mainstage is also well-equipped for special functions, from large-scale parties to corporate or media events. And, of course, there is a fully-appointed kitchen---featuring a Wild Ginger-inspired menu---and complete service bar for all food and beverage requirements.
---www.thetripledoor.net
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Check out the Calendar for details on upcoming events, review the Menu of our mouth-watering house specialties, General Info for hours and contact information, and Directions for a map to our location.
---www.tulas.com
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The primary mission of the University of Washington is the preservation, advancement, and dissemination of knowledge. The University preserves knowledge through its libraries and collections, its courses, and the scholarship of its faculty. It advances new knowledge through many forms of research, inquiry and discussion; and disseminates it through the classroom and the laboratory, scholarly exchanges, creative practice, international education, and public service. As one of the nation's outstanding teaching and research institutions, the University is committed to maintaining an environment for objectivity and imaginative inquiry and for the original scholarship and research that ensure the production of new knowledge in the free exchange of facts, theories, and ideas.
To promote their capacity to make humane and informed decisions, the University fosters an environment in which its students can develop mature and independent judgment and an appreciation of the range and diversity of human achievement. The University cultivates in its students both critical thinking and the effective articulation of that thinking.
As an integral part of a large and diverse community, the University seeks broad representation of and encourages sustained participation in that community by its students, its faculty, and its staff. It serves both non-traditional and traditional students. Through its three-campus system and through educational outreach, evening degree, and distance learning, it extends educational opportunities to many who would not otherwise have access to them.
The academic core of the University of Washington is its College of Arts and Sciences; the teaching and research of the University's many professional schools provide essential complements to these programs in the arts, humanities, social sciences, and natural and mathematical sciences. Programs in law, medicine, forest resources, oceanography and fisheries, library science, and aeronautics are offered exclusively (in accord with state law) by the University of Washington. In addition, the University of Washington has assumed primary responsibility for the health science fields of dentistry and public health, and offers education and training in medicine for a multi-state region of the Pacific Northwest and Alaska. The schools and colleges of architecture and urban planning, business administration, education, engineering, nursing, pharmacy, public affairs, and social work have a long tradition of educating students for service to the region and the nation. These schools and colleges make indispensable contributions to the state and, with the rest of the University, share a long tradition of educating undergraduate and graduate students toward achieving an excellence that well serves the state, the region, and the nation.
---www.washington.edu
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Vera takes the primacy of music in young people??s lives as an opportunity to create learning experiences and build self-awareness and self-esteem in an audience with few chances to express itself otherwise. Through these learning experiences and an emphasis on the process of popular music, Vera promotes critical thinking, empathy, emotional intelligence and civic participation. Vera uses the power of music as a primary vehicle with which to develop a community of healthy, compassionate and innovative individuals. Vera??s passionate, patient, and professional approach to popular music has opened up new worlds to thousands of young people, many of whom have never actively taken part in their communities before. Vera kids become great adults.
---www.theveraproject.org
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"Seattle is low on spots to see
and be seen, a void filled with haughty assurance by Viceroy"
- Citysearch.com
"Viceroy is for victory! Bringing the nightlife to Seattle for the
gents and ladies"
- Odyssey Northwest
"A combination of rustic and
urban hip"
- Seattle Times
---www.viceroyseattle.com
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The Quintessential Waterfront Dining Experience
Situated at the tip of Pier 70, the Waterfront's magnificent location serves up a panoramic view of the Seattle skyline and Puget Sound. It is the ultimate setting for savoring the incredible variety of fresh seafood dishes, as well as fine steaks, lamb and poultry. All exquisitely prepared.
The expansive outdoor deck is especially attractive on summer evenings, when spectacular sunsets await. Indoors, the exhibition-style kitchen is a showstopper in its own right. It's part of the dinner-as-theatre philosophy and signature hospitality made famous by veteran Seattle restaurateur Paul Mackay.
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