These leafy, relaxed neighborhoods contain verdant parks, cozy restaurants, and alluring boutiques.The Chicken Supply (thechickensupply.com) turns out comforting, Filipino-style crispy fried chicken, while Lioness (lionessseattle.com) is a romantic spot for inspired Northwest plates. Ray’s Rice and Noodle Bar (rays-rice-noodle-bar.square.site) dishes out vibrant curries and stir-fries, while Magic Masala (magicmasalaindian.com) serves beautifully prepared Indian classics that pack a punch of spice and flavor. The pubby Yard Café (theyardcafe.com) features a welcoming patio, solid tap list, and hearty American and Latin bites. Indulge in velvety drinking chocolates and exquisite truffles at Cocoa Legato Chocolate Café (cocoalegato-chocolate.com). Just east of Woodland Park, Olé Café (olecafeseattle.com) adds a playful twist by pairing espresso drinks with opportunities to practice your Spanish, Aslan Brewing Tangletown (aslanbrewing.com) pours its beloved Bellingham-born beers alongside comfort-driven pub fare, and convivial TangleTown Public House (tangletownpublichouse.com) dispenses local ales and lagers. Kisaku Sushi (kisaku.com) stands out for artful nigiri and maki rolls, and tiny Hiroki (instagram.com/hirokidesserts) cake shop creates ethereal Japanese- and European-style pastries.
The Chicken Supply photo credit Amber Fouts
Explore
Home to more than 800 animals from around the world, Woodland Park Zoo is always a hit—rain or shine—with dozens of habitats, including the impressive, new Forest Trailhead Exhibit. Next door, the free 2.5-acre Woodland Park Rose Garden bursts into colorful bloom each May. Surrounding Woodland Park and nearby Green Lake Park keep the outdoor fun rolling all year long, whether it’s a walk, a boat ride, or just soaking up a little fresh air. At Float Seattle relax with a calming float therapy session, or time in the sauna.
Eat and Drink
The Chicken Supply turns out comforting, Filipino-style crispy fried chicken, while Lioness is a romantic spot for inspired Northwest plates. Ray’s Rice and Noodle Bar dishes out vibrant curries and stir-fries, while Magic Masala serves beautifully prepared Indian classics that pack a punch of spice and flavor. The pubby Yard Café features a welcoming patio, solid tap list, and hearty American and Latin bites. Indulge in velvety drinking chocolates and exquisite truffles at Cocoa Legato Chocolate Café. Just east of Woodland Park, Olé Café adds a playful twist by pairing espresso drinks with opportunities to practice your Spanish, Aslan Brewing Tangletown pours its beloved Bellingham-born beers alongside comfort-driven pub fare, and convivial TangleTown Public House dispenses local ales and lagers. Kisaku Sushi stands out for artful nigiri and maki rolls, and tiny Hiroki cake shop creates ethereal Japanese- and European-style pastries.
Shop
Entertain your kids with a browse through Snapdoodle Toys & Games and search for retro clothes and old-school vinyl LPs at Beats and Bohos. Seattle ReCreative is a supply mecca for crafters and makers, while The Phinery stocks eye-catching gifts and housewares. Gregg’s Greenlake Cycle sells bikes of all styles as well as gear and apparel.
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