Downtown
- by
- Parker
The Emerald City’s downtown corridor is home to the mother of all farmer’s markets, the world’s first Starbucks, and a unique blend of independent specialty shops, bars, and restaurants. Navigate through the one-way streets and busy crowds to visit some of our favorite hidden gems, not-so-hidden landmarks, and to discover just part of what makes this town so great.
The White Horse
Pike Place Market
The Crumpet Shop
The Can Can
Seattle Public Library
Seattle Art Museum (SAM)
Radiator Whiskey
Monorail Espresso
A perfect energy boost on an afternoon stroll
Fancy
Seattle Antique Market
The Pink Door
Rachel's Ginger Beer
The Triple Door
The Alibi Room
Seattle Aquarium
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The Alibi Room
- Address
- 85 Pike Street
- Website
- Visit Website
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This dark, speakeasy-style bar is a lesser-known Pike Place Market staple, hidden in the cobblestone streets of Post Alley. We love that it’s hard to find, unassuming, and nostalgic. Once inside, look for the 40+ old scripts of films in which Tom Skerritt has appeared. Aim to go for a weeknight happy hour to avoid the tourist crowds and traffic. The Spicy Mac & Cheese and the Truffle Tre Fungi Pie top our must-eat list.