Businesses in Seattle, WA
11 businesses featured across Seattle on Explore Washington State.
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Antique Shop 1
Art Gallery 3
Arts & Culture 1
Attraction 23
Bakery 13
Bar 8
Book Store 1
Bookstore 8
Bottle Shop 1
Brewery 42
Butcher Shop 1
Cafe 1
Campground 1
Cidery 5
Cocktail Bar 1
Coffee Roaster 1
Coffee Shop 36
Deli 1
Dessert Shop 1
Event Venue 2
Farm 1
Farmers Market 2
Florist 1
Garden Center 3
Glass Studio 1
Golf 2
Golf Course 2
Ice Cream Shop 2
Juice Bar 1
Lodging 31
Marina 1
Market 2
Movie Theater 1
Museum 30
Outdoor Gear 1
Outfitter 1
Performing Arts 1
Performing Arts Theater 3
Pizza Restaurant 1
Pub 4
Rentals 1
Restaurant 91
Shop 40
Ski Resort 1
Spa 1
Sports Club 1
Tea Shop 1
Theater 3
Tour 1
Tour Agency 1
Tours 1
Wellness 1
Wellness Center 1
Winery 9
Zoo 2
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Archie McPhee
Wallingford novelty shop trading in rubber chickens and cheerful absurdity since 1983, and the reason the Giant Shoe Museum exists.
Bill Speidel’s Underground Tour
A guided walk through the Pioneer Square storefronts that were buried when the city regraded itself after the 1889 fire.
Chihuly Garden and Glass
Dale Chihuly's glasswork installed in a purpose built glasshouse and garden at Seattle Center, with the Space Needle directly overhead.
Easy Street Records
A record store with a diner attached in the West Seattle Junction, which works better than it sounds.
Elliott Bay Book Company
Capitol Hill, wooden floors, and handwritten staff notes on the shelves that are worth reading on their own.
Museum of Pop Culture
Frank Gehry's crumpled metal building at Seattle Center, holding music, science fiction and horror collections across several floors.
Pacific Science Center
Built for the 1962 World's Fair and still standing under its white arches at Seattle Center. The best rainy day option in the city with kids.
Seattle Aquarium
On the downtown waterfront at Pier 59, with the Ocean Pavilion opened in 2024 adding a large tropical habitat.
Smith Tower
The tallest building west of the Mississippi when it opened in 1914, with an open air observatory and a bar on the 35th floor.
The Museum of Flight
At Boeing Field south of the city. A Concorde, an original Air Force One, and the first jet Boeing ever built.
Woodland Park Zoo
Ninety two acres in Phinney Ridge, and one of the earliest zoos anywhere to move its animals into naturalistic habitats.