What is your favorite neighborhood in Seattle?

On my recent vacation I discovered Bell Town and I loved it! What are your preferences? What do you think?

Asked by -layyla- 41 months ago Similar questions: favorite neighborhood Seattle Local > United States > Seattle - WA.

West Seattle Belltown is nice for the nightlife and bars but I love West Seattle. Even then West Seattle has two very different areas of interest that are both great. The Alaska Junction is kind of the hub of the neighborhood with all the local restaurants and stores on a strip.

Great burritos at Taqueria Guaymas, 2 different cupcake stores, a great little pet store (Next to Nature) with a giant fat cat named Moses, a brewery (Elliot Bay Brewing Company), a steakhouse (Jaks), the best sushi in Seattle (Mashiko) and the combo of great record store and breakfast spot (Easy Street). If that doesn't suit your fancy, then there is always Alki Beach which can make anyone love Seattle with the restaurants, views, and the beach. Snowdzine's Recommendations West Seattle 101: A Hundred and One Things to Do, an Insider's Guide to Recreation, Dining, Education & Enrichment Amazon List Price: $17.95 Used from: $9.19 Average Customer Rating: 4.5 out of 5 (based on 12 reviews) Google Map View Larger Map .

1 I loved the Fremont District. It was charming! We ate at a great Mexican restaurant called, The El Camino.(owned by my younger brother's best friend so I'll give her a shameless plug) The food was fantastic, the margaritas are made with hand squeezed limes (no mixes) and the Bloody Mary's were to die for.

They were having a market day while we were there and there were vendors on the streets selling everything you can imagine. We had a great time there. It all had a European flair with the outdoor market..

I loved the Fremont District. It was charming! We ate at a great Mexican restaurant called, The El Camino.(owned by my younger brother's best friend so I'll give her a shameless plug) The food was fantastic, the margaritas are made with hand squeezed limes (no mixes) and the Bloody Mary's were to die for.

They were having a market day while we were there and there were vendors on the streets selling everything you can imagine. We had a great time there. It all had a European flair with the outdoor market.

2 The Fremont District (very "artsy-craftsy"), and Capital ll (where are the interesting "freaks" hang-out, and there are a lot of avant garde stores). I lived in Seattle for eleven years, and hope to go back soon. This user has been banned from Askville.

2 The Fremont District (very "artsy-craftsy"), and Capital ll (where are the interesting "freaks" hang-out, and there are a lot of avant garde stores). I lived in Seattle for eleven years, and hope to go back soon.

The Fremont District (very "artsy-craftsy"), and Capital ll (where are the interesting "freaks" hang-out, and there are a lot of avant garde stores). I lived in Seattle for eleven years, and hope to go back soon.

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