Planning a few days in Seattle? No problem, in this we walk through a detailed itinerary of two packed, or three spread-out days. It includes stay refs, food and bev, as well was what to see! 

Seattle, WA, USA

Seattle City Guide

Head to Pike Place for your classic Seattle Pike photos and the very best coffee…

Make sure to get your free mug as a first time customer!

Pro Tip: for every bag of coffee you buy you get a free drink- and their coffee is delish! So grab a bag and a free drink🤎

We suggest the Crab Biscuit! And eating outside waterfront for morning views of the water.

The waterfront is steps away from Honest, and 

Pro Tip: take the elevator down to the waterfront for sweet strolls and Seattle views!

From the waterfront we suggest checking out a few very Seattle stops-but they may not be what you’re thinking…

These are stunning no matter the day, but:

One day these will be everywhere, but for now it was fun shopping cardless!

This was a lovely little French spot in a great cove. If short on time leave this stop out and head straight for the Central District, but if time we suggest! 

We started our time in the CD with the BEST cookies! 

Then we found our way to this coffee shop that converts to an adorable wine bar on the weekends. The wine was delicious and was a cozy place to chat and wait for our dinner table.

This place is Seattle Soul and the wait reflects how popular it is! Make sure to get yourself a reservation or on the waitlist day of as early you can! 10/10

Good morning! And welcome to your weekend in Seattle. We’ve got your itinerary ready-but don’t be afraid to venture off the beaten path!

If you come in at night like we did, you can’t waste the night. Here’s a few ways to make the most of it:

An absolute MUST. We recommend sharing a molten cake with ice cream and a grilled cheese/soup combo made with Seattle classic Beecher’s cheese🧀

We went here twice during our stay (because it was on top of our hotel) but we also absolutely loved it! Great drinks and views. (Bar seating available to walk ups).

Take the monorail to the Space Needle and see what you came to see! We absolutely loved the SN. It has an indoor seating and eating area, outside observation round and MOVING GLASS FLOORS. Way cooler than anyone told me about!

After the Space Needle we grabbed a Lyft to this spot and it was 10/10. Congee gives the warm and fuzzy feeling inside and is perfect for a rainy day. 

THE best view of the city, hands down! We took another Lyft (our feet were tired at this point) but enjoyed some of the afternoon chatting with the skyline.

>From here, we walked back to Monorail at the SN, enjoyed the art fountain and park by the SN and headed back to our hotel to freshen up for dinner<

We suggest mixing and matching any one of these places for dinner, drinks, and desserts!

Good morning! Today is your last day in Seattle, so let’s make it worth it!

DELICIOUS bakery stop. A little bit out of town but worth it!

#1 it may only be 11:00am but try Starbucks’ their boozy drinks, you won’t regret it!

#2 Get Fran’s Chocolates at the Reserve if tight on time. We wanted to visit Fran’s spot but this was a welcome substitute. 

We had to check out of our Hotel but luckily The Charter Hotel held our bags until later that evening when we left. From there we walked to Pike!

You can get lost here! If you’re short on time and don’t want to go back you can skip, but on Saturdays more vendors are out and it’s a lively spot! 

The Gum Wall (Ew), the OG Starbucks, a Seattle Dog, Beechers Grilled Cheese, and more!

We grabbed our bags and headed for the airport for our late night flight. No matter where your journey begins or ends, we hope this guide helps your make the most of your time in SEA!

This is a list of our favorite eats, drinks, and stops in Seattle. Check out our full Seattle city guide to plan your entire trip! 

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