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I’m visiting Seattle for work for an extended period, and part of my thing when traveling is trying some of the best doughnut places around. I’m personally a fan of yeasted doughnuts (whether they be brioche or sourdough or whatever type of base) over cake doughnuts (but will begrudgingly try these too in the hopes I will find one I like enough to give me a reason to like cake doughnuts). What are the best places in Seattle for doughnuts? Ideally something that is more unique to the area, and isn’t franchised to hell. I really value fun flavor combinations and creativity in a doughnut (whether it be visual or textural appeal), but so far I feel like I’m looking in the wrong places for the gems that fit this profile. So, what are your ‘must try’ spots and which are overrated that I should steer away from? Thanks in advance , fellow doughnut lovers Edit: if you have any recommendations for places that open Monday-Wednesday also that would be 🔥 A coworker also really loves doughnuts but I think they are leaving in a few days so I want to include them in doughnut adventures if possible

I have #4 Pompompuri & #8 Chococat Want to exchange for #5 Kuromi Locate at Bellevue 98004 willing to travel if you have 5🥺

Hi all, I'm forming an LLC and looking for different options for a registered agent. Has anyone used Washington Registered Agent? Would love to get your feedback! Thank you!

Hi Seattle natives! I'm visiting Seattle around the end of November for around 3 days, solo! I'll be staying in the downtown area. Aside from hitting up Pike Place Market, the aquarium, the glass museum, pop culture museum - what else should I add to the itinerary? Are there any activities I can do that is more hands-on? Since I already have activities that's more walking around and sight-seeing. Also, what's the weather like around end of November? Should I pack a rain coat?

Hi! My name is Mark i am 20. Looking to make new friends and play some board games. A don’t know many of them but would love to join. Favourite one so far is root I also used ti play catan A LOT. If you have any questions feel free to ask!

What's the best store to find a decent relatively cheap used guitar amp these days? I'm looking for a basic 20+ watt amp without modelling etc. As a former Seattle resident I'm familiar with American Music, and searching the group archives shows that the Trading Musician has been re-animated. Anything else?

I was wondering if the mods would kindly add a thread for the sole purpose of upcoming events for each week kinda like we have in the community highlights. Whenever I walk to the gym I only know of stuff by taking pictures flyers as I go by (and forgetting them sometimes, guilty) but it would be cool in my opinion if we could do this. I also only know of events through certain twitter pages( I was on there before Elon bought it out) in the local area as well, if we have one on Reddit too it will help more people get out and do things. I know it is already in some of the other megathreads but sifting through to find them can be challenging. Thx

Hi! A couple of us are flying and some driving up to Olympic national forest for a camping trip. It’ll be my first time in WA! We’re all so excited to spend time in a different part of nature beauty! We arrive the 31st of aug and camp til the 4th of sept for Olympic. I’m planning on flying back out on either Sept 6/7 or 8th - haven’t booked the return flight yet. Any suggestions on what to do after Olympic? Will definitely be back but seeing what can be a 2 day adventure. We’ve thought about Mt Rainier, one of the islands or something more towards Oregon. Just wanted to reach out and see if anyone has some recs :) Thank you so much!

What was the post that the mods just said they had to ban?

Hey Chat, apparentlythistriggerspeople Hello there fellow redditors, Cape Flattery is really high on my list of places I want to see but I also want to be able to give it the time it deserves. I also want to see some otters in the wild (from afar.) Honestly, if there were traditional lodging options available I’d probably already be out the door on an impromptu trip, but it looks like there aren’t conventional hotels and stuff like that in the area. I’d also like to do this soon, before the weather shifts and before I’ll be on the road a bit for work. As far as I see if I have a few options: Day trip - not ideal it’s about 6 hours each way. Probably a last resort kind of thing. Cabins in the area - These are booked for a few weekends out now. Staying in Forks or Port Angeles - A potential option, though Port Angeles is a little further than I’d like and would still require a few hours to Cape Flattery and the options in Forks seem frankly kinda subpar. Camping - I’ve never camped but… it’s honestly the most compelling option to me. Curious to hear recommendations or experiences. Thanks in advance