Originally Posted by nor4
The NY Times ran
this article on 36 hours in Seattle.
Since I'm headed out that way, I'd be interested in comments from locals on the NYT view of Seattle.
That's an ambitious day and a 1/2!
Friday
4 p.m.
1) MICROBREW, BUT MACROVIEW
Drinks in an hour???
5 p.m.
2) NORTHWEST SHOWCASES
I'd say keep drinking...
7:30 p.m.
3) FALL HARD
I prefer Crow to Crush
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/showp...1&postcount=44
10 p.m.
4) O PIONEERS!
Fine suggestions.
Saturday
9 a.m.
5) SIGHING IN THE CHAPEL
You can do 1 or 2 of those activities in the 3 hours alloted.
Noon
6) SIP, NIBBLE, PADDLE
Great Idea ^
4 p.m.
7) OF FUCHSIAS AND SALMON
Definitely a fun thing. But 4 hours isn't needed.
8 p.m.
8) RUSTIC FRENCH
Yep
10:30 p.m.
9) FUNERAL PARLOR CHIC
Fun place, but a younger crowd and the description of the crowd is pretty spot-on.
Sunday
10 a.m.
10) PENANCE AND HASH
W/o a doubt- Portage Bay Cafe, IMO, is the best breakfast in Seattle!
11 a.m.
11) GOODBYE, WITH ALTITUDE
IN SHORT, I think it gives some great ideas of things to do. ^ Obviously, depending on your age/tastes the bars and restaurants cans be substituted for. As a local I could give this a seal of approval, with the caveat that it is an ambitious itinerary and could be tiring. But if that's what you're up for...
