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/r/BallardSeattle · Sep 8, 2026, 1:19 AM

Hi all, I know this sub gets many of these, trust me...I have read every single one. I am moving to the area and looking for a 2-bed, less than $3000. Despite what old posts on this sub say, I am having a really hard time finding a place that works. Does anyone have positive experiences in any of the buildings in the area? Or recommendations for where else I should look? (I've been on Zillow, Apartments.com , Craigslist)

/r/AskSeattle · Sep 8, 2026, 1:17 AM

hello! i’m having a bit of a newfound desire to change career paths and become an esthetician but i am moving to the seattle area in a few months. (i’ve looked at evergreen but i saw many negative reviews, euro institute is closing, and i did see a place called electraspa school but couldn’t find many reviews.) i was wondering if anyone has any recommendations for schools around there? looking for somewhat budget friendly. TIA

/r/SeattleWA · Sep 8, 2026, 1:16 AM

A BEAUTIFULLY SHABBY LITTLE SPOT on Aurora Avenue in the Green Lake neighborhood, Beth’s Cafe is a longtime Seattle institution where everyone is welcome to begin their day, spend their lunch or end their night — a plate piled high with comfort food and no need to stand on ceremony. ****\ * Since reopening in 2024, Beth’s had been operating on truncated hours, but this summer it returned to being open around the clock, a third place that never closes, there for whoever needs it, where a suit might have breakfast next to a punk musician watching the sun come up at the end of their night. That includes holidays. “If you don’t have anywhere else to go on Thanksgiving or something, you can come here,” Reed says. “I don’t see Seattle being the same type of place without this cafe. It just can’t go away.”

/r/AskSeattle · Sep 8, 2026, 12:46 AM

My friend and I are going to Seattle for a few days at the end of September and the main day we'll have to go around doing activities is Sunday, what are the best things to do on a Sunday in Seattle? We plan on spending a good chunk of the day walking around Pike place, but would really like some other places to go see and eat at🖤

/r/Renton · Sep 8, 2026, 12:35 AM

Looking for dog walkers serving Benson Hill area, comfortable with reactive dogs. Schedule is flexible. Only hard requirement is an hour long walk on Wednesdays, anytime between 11am-2pm, with additional flexibly timed shorter daily walks M/T/Th/Fr between 9am to 1pm. (Happy to chat in detail about what the reactivity requires but essentially reinforcing positive training using treats to reward redirection from triggers and generally avoiding crowded walk routes) DM for questions, thank you!

/r/eastside · Sep 8, 2026, 12:21 AM

King County’s current food safety map wasn’t very mobile-friendly and was difficult for me to use on my phone, so I built a smoother, mobile-first version using the county’s public data: https://40bytes.github.io/king-county-food-safety-map/ You can search by business name or address, filter by rating, browse directly on the map, and view inspection history and violations. I also added support for locations where multiple businesses share the same map point. This is an independent, unofficial project and isn’t affiliated with King County. I’d appreciate feedback, especially from other mobile users. Source code: https://github.com/40bytes/king-county-food-safety-map

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