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/r/Tacoma · Aug 28, 2026, 1:07 AM

Hi Folks! Coming down from that big city up north 😂 for a comedy show. What are some top vegetarian options in town to sit down for a 4-6 early dinner. It doesn't have to be fully vegetarian but the more options the better 😁. I see several posts from years ago mentioning a Viva (closed) or Asian options but looking for a more American type bar/diner Cafe but really open up all.

/r/AskSeattle · Aug 28, 2026, 1:02 AM

Flying in. Probably tired. Can you suggest a hotel for the night next to/near airport for a Sunday night stay? Getting picked up the next day. Uber or airport shuttle will be our means of transportation that night. Food near that hotel would be a double bonus! Thanks for your help! Not looking for a 300 dollar a night room, but don't want to end up in a bad location either.

/r/AskSeattle · Aug 28, 2026, 1:01 AM

So excited about seeing San Juan Island but kinda freaked out that I might not be able to score a reservation out there and back from Anacortes! 😲 If I can't get a ressie, what are the chances of getting on a Anacortes Friday Harbor ferry "first come/first serve" on a Friday or Sunday in early September? Thanks in advance for giving this ferry newbie the low down!!

/r/Seattle · Aug 28, 2026, 12:58 AM

Is it just me, or is afternoon traffic on the 5 and 99 always worst on Wednesdays and Thursdays? Even when there isn't a game at the stadiums. If so, what exactly is it about those days? Do they open the drawbridge on the 99 or something?

/r/AskSeattle · Aug 28, 2026, 12:54 AM

I've wanted to move to Seattle/WA state for over 20 years. I am currently located in Denver but might be finally wanting to make the move. I love where I live now in Denver and want something similar, but I am kind of sick of the sunny/dry climate at this point and finally want a change. Just having an issue finding an area that is similar to what I have right now and unsure if that even exists. Doesn't need to be downtown Seattle, just anywhere within an hour of the airport. This is what I am looking for: - At least somewhat walkable/bike-friendly area. Not strip mall hell. - Realistic to get - Parks nearby - Within an hour drive of the major airport - Not a dangerous area - Within an hour drive of trails - Fun bars/things to do and ability to meet people of similar age (early millennial) Unsure if this place exists. Im still mad my grandparents got rid of their place in Bellevue. Would make thing much easier lol.

/r/Seattle · Aug 28, 2026, 12:39 AM

I am very sorry for the inconvenience during rush hour traffic. This thing was lying in the middle of the roadway (It is very heavy) and unfortunately I didn't see it because a car was changing lanes right in front of me and blocked it from view. As a result, my car ran over it, it tore my skid plate mostly off and I had to wait until my partner could get to me to unscrew the last bolt to take the skid plate off. I want to shout out the woman driving behind me when it happened who stopped to check on me and the two motorcyclists. I'm home safe now. To the four jerks that ran over my caution triangle, especially the red Fiat that finally completely smashed it the last time... god damn it. I'm just glad I had it most of the hour I was stranded.

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