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7-02-2010 @ 1:10PM
digsha21 said...
There are many nice hotels to stay at in downtown Seattle. If you want something a little more interesting I would recommend Ace Hotel. It's cool and modern if that's what you're interested in. I would recommend visiting the International District and the Uwajimaya Asian grocery/department store. It may sound kind of lame, but there is a lot to see and eat. If you have the time, head out to Gasworks park and the Ballard Locks. Either area makes for a great picnic location or you could go to Lunchbox Laboratory for one of their ridiculous burger creations. And don't forget to stop by Archie McPhee in Wallingford. I don't know anyone who can leave the store without buying at least one useless but essential item. The last time I was there I picked up some Cold War Unicorn action figures and Jesus packing tape. If you are looking for good ice cream don't be tempted by Molly Moon's mediocre fare, instead try to go to one of Full Tilt's locations. The ice cream is a lot better, the flavors more interesting (Thai tea, chili mango, salted licorice, etc...), and they have pin ball. They have three locations around the city and should be opening a fourth in Ballard soon.
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