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/r/SeattleWA · Aug 22, 2026, 11:26 PM

For 11 years I have never been to pike place chowder?? Is it worth it?? Since the parking is so bad at pike place its hard for me to get down there from kenmore. Multiple times I have had chowder at chinooks,anthonys,ivars and dukes. Is pike place chowder any different than the other places?? I have also had chowder at rays boathouse in ballard. I haven't been to pike place market in 7 years. There is a French bakery there can le panier which used to be good. At pike place there is also a beechers cheese shop which also has a location at bellevue sqaure mall. Anything new at pike place??

/r/SeattleWA · Aug 22, 2026, 10:58 PM

Two separate bridges are closed this week going out of West Seattle https://westseattleblog.com/2026/08/traffic-alert-five-bridge-street-path-closures-to-know-about-today/ And now the Southpark Bridge on 14th down, not sure what's going on with it, but I was told it'll be 30 minutes for a mechanic to come out.

/r/Seattle · Aug 22, 2026, 10:52 PM

I keep hearing that they exist, but I'm not getting any clear answers from online. The official venue website says they don't host any, but other places say there might be a third party operating them. But then that might only be for some events? I don't go to concerts often so I'm not familiar with how this venue works. I have a car, I just want to avoid the infamous traffic I've heard so much about. Anyone here been there often enough to have the information I'm looking for?

/r/BallardSeattle · Aug 22, 2026, 10:46 PM

Weekly low-stakes Hold'em in Ballard/Lower Sunset Hill — looking for 2–3 players A few of us in the neighborhood have a weekly Texas Hold'em game and have room for a couple more. - $20 buy-in, $0.10/$0.20 blinds - Cash game, no rake — every dollar goes back to the players - Usually Thursdays, 7:00 to 9:30 - Casual and social, not an intense table :) - Mixed gender group, all welcome Looking for a few reliable adults who can make it most weeks. If you're interested, DM me with a bit about yourself and your general availability.

/r/AskSeattle · Aug 22, 2026, 10:34 PM

I'm lost in the laws around tenant's rights, rent increase notification requirements, etc, and could use some guidance. I'm on a 12-month lease by myself that ends October 31st. I already told my landlord I want to renew for another year and they've sent me the renewal documents, which I have not signed yet. But, my girlfriend and I have now decided to move in together, ideally with her moving in mid-September. Should I sign my lease renewal first and then ask my landlord to add my girlfriend to the lease? Or ask them to add her to my current lease before signing the renewal, and presumably they'd generate a new lease renewal document with both of us on it? I know landlords can require a new non-family roommate to go through a regular approval process, but would these circumstances allow them to increase the rent or change the lease renewal terms? My understanding is no, but I'm nervous about creating any opening for my landlord to switch things up on me. They're a crappy company that manages mid-size buildings in the area and they will definitely look for any way they can to increase rent or fees. take away amenities, etc. Thank you!

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