Seattle, Washington travel guide from Tiger x Daphne

Ballard locks - find their blue heron herds and check whether it's salmon season! It's fun to watch the water manually rise and fall to allow ships to pass through.
Parkour class - free class at Seattle community college at 6pm on Tuesdays
Archie McPhee - prank store for odd gifts
Laser Dome https://pacificsciencecenter.org/visit/laser-dome/
whirlyball
orienteering
birdwatching
hot tub boat
flying a drone with Tiger & Daphne
Karaoke in Orient Express (inside of a train)
mushroom foraging
improv shows
Seattle Recreative - second hand arts and craft store for the one button you're missing
Fremont Saturday farmers market - huge farmers market with a section for food and another for clothing
Mox boarding house - dine while borrowing from their wide selection of board games
National Nordic museum - never been but sounds fun
Seattle Glass museum
Bruce Lee grave
Bainbridge island - take the ferry and try Mora iced creamery
San Juan islands - Alpaca farm, Amaro sheep farm, lavendar farm, ride mopeds
woodworking classes https://www.rockler.com/retail/stores/wa/seattle-store#mt
Cooking class https://www.pccmarkets.com/class/calendar/2023-07/?lo_all=1&sas=0
Golden Gardens Beach
The petal and the stem in Snohomish
Archie Mcphee - rubber chicken museum

Highlander Festival (Scottish festival) September 9th & 10th, 2023 in Kelso 2 hours away https://www.kelso.gov/visitors/highlander-festival

Food

Hood famous cafe - Filipino cafe with flavors like ube and pandan in their coffee and desserts. I highly recommend this!
Lighthouse roaster - known for their coffee
Hello Em Viet coffee - Vietnamese cafe with egg coffee

Salt & Straw - olive oil and blue cheese + pear flavored ice cream - take it to eat at Cal Anderson park while dog watching
Top pot donuts - a variety of affordable donuts
Molly Moon ice cream - Yeti flavored ice cream

Pho Bac Súp Shop - their beef short ribs pho has a giant bones to pick off
ChuMinh Tofu - really good vegan Vietnamese food (can't really tell it's vegan) with buffet
Carmelos tacos - amazing tacos and quesadillas, they don't have seats so take your food to Cal Anderson!
Shiki - try out their geoduck. Authentic Japanese food
Taurus Ox - Laotian food. Try the Thom Khem pork belly and lemongrass sausage
Cafe Turko- Turkish food by the Fremont troll
Far Eats Cafe - Indian food with dosa during lunch. Next to where Daphne lives.
Kedai Makan - Malaysian restaurant
Arashi ramen - never been but a Japanese friend recommended
ChuMinh tofu - they have $25 vegan Vietnamese buffet or their regular menu. The lady there is sweet!
MOTO pizza - Detroit style pizza, open Weds-Sat, can gather a line so go early
Bongos - Caribbean sandwich where you get to dip your toes in the sand
Oinnk - ramen with Chinese spin
Fonda La Catrina - Mexican food if you make your way down to SODO
Due' Cucina Italiana - truffle pasta

Note: might draw a bigger crowd so make sure to plan ahead.

Biscuit bitch - biscuit in creamy gravy, has a Belltown and Pike place location, order ahead to pick up
Bangrak market - Thai restaurant. Make reservations
The Pink door- $$$ reserve ahead for seat with a view of the ferris wheel or burlesque

Looking for chai - good Taiwanese food
Hakka House Chinese cuisine - pass by if you're going to North Bend for biking.
85 deg C - Taiwanese cafe with baked good
Gauri’s rec
- kathakali for malayali food
- Kanishka for North Indian food
- for South Indian food I haven’t been to MTR but everyone is losing their minds over it bc i guess it’s a really popular restaurant in Bangalore and this is their first US location
Wendy’s rec
- Pork rib & fry
- Modoo Korean Restaurant