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Saw this in another city's sub and love the idea. My perfect days off usually include pastries at Temple, then wandering around the ID and Pioneer Square with my camera. Maybe a bike ride down the waterfront and to Myrtle Edwards, or over to West Seattle to laze by the beach. Sunset from the passenger ferry back to downtown. How about you?
It seems there are a lot of bike stores around, but the few I've gone in all seem to be geared to a single brand, or all mountain biking, or just seem...complicated. It's intimidating. I also don't want to spend $4K on a 2lb carbon fiber space vehicle. I just want a bike I can ride with my family, mostly on paved trails, sometimes on gravel or well-groomed paths. Maybe ride from eastside into Seattle every so often. And I'd prefer to spend around $1K or less, but could go a little higher for a good reason. Any recommendations on where to go that would fit the bill? Preferably somewhere that would give me some guidance, do a fitting, make sure I get the right bike for me.
I got over to the Osprey Nest on the northernmost part of the waterfront on Saturday morning. Here’s a shot of one of the 3 juveniles away from the nest.
Hi, Lost my (black, standard sized) wallet along Bellevue/Summit ave this weekend. A person tried calling my call box, but I had missed the connection (assuming it was said person who may have found outside my building). Posting in the off chance person who found it is a redditor. Thanks!
I’m brand new to the area and looking to get into Muay Thai. Any recommendations on gyms that are good for beginners?
Seeking inexpensive (or less expensive) couples massage/spa days. My partners bday is coming up and I'm trying to find something we can both enjoy and unwind to before or after the celebration day. Anywhere within 10 miles of central Seattle. Preferably anything less than $200 for 1hr+ couples massage or spa day for 2 under $300
Some tasty restaurants w drink 🍷 options in Seattle to have a 21st birthday celebration for a friend? Best of its a location people not 21 can also enjoy while still having options for those 21+ + points to anyone who can recommend some less busy niche/themed or even speakeasy bars we can go to (for just the 21+ group) the birthday is for a male who isn't really into partying but does enjoy new experiences that feel more casual/chill or niche. I'm thinking places like Just The Tap, Life on Mars... the lost hype being maybeee Jupiter Bar.
Where can I find and buy real (dried or live) eucalyptus? (pls don't say Amazon- most have dyes and artificial fragrance added or are downright fake)
King County and Seattle recently announced they will reclaim responsibility for homeless services from the King County Regional Homelessness Authority. This is welcome news, but it doesn’t go far enough. If we truly want to reduce homelessness, local leaders must recognize that the region’s failed policies must also change. If we do one without the other, we are simply rearranging the deck chairs on the Titanic. \ ***\ ** King County and Seattle have an opportunity to move beyond the false choice between compassion and accountability. We need both. A successful system should invest in a diversity of solutions but not shy away from holding people accountable and intervening when people are too sick to help themselves. Other jurisdictions are proving that these strategies work. Local leaders should implement them here and reverse the failed policy experiments of the last decade.
SDOT is planning upgrades to more than 20-year-old traffic signals along NW 80th and 85th streets, with changes aimed at reducing delays and improving reliability for buses and other traffic. Construction could begin as early as mid-2027.