Published by Barry’s in Travel on July 12, 2019

Seattle might be known for gray skies, endless forests, and a seemingly perpetual rain season, but don’t be Judgy McJudgerson – there are plenty of places to eat, play, and relax. Barry’s Seattle opened in March, and we couldn’t be happier to call the Emerald City home.

Where to Eat

Café Flora is a vegetarian restaurant where “most of the items on the menu are also vegan or gluten free.” The seasonal menu features creative dishes where diners won’t miss meat.

Eve serves what they call elevated hippie food, offering bison burgers, grain bowls, and salads for health-conscious eaters.

Serious Pie delivers stone-fired, crusty pizzas made with local ingredients.

For indulgence, Seattle has several famous donut spots: General Porpoise Coffee & Doughnuts, Top Pot Donuts, and Mighty O (which offers vegan options).

Where to Play

Jazz enthusiasts can visit Tula’s Jazz Bar or Dimitriou’s Jazz Alley for swanky entertainment.

The Pink Door is a Seattle institution featuring “eclectic décor of mismatched candelabras and adorned walls” with Saturday night cabaret shows starting at 9:30pm.

Fremont Brewing Company is an urban beer garden where visitors can bring their own food and enjoy craft beer with complimentary pretzels.

Capitol Hill offers diverse nightlife, including Pine Box (located in a former mortuary) and Unicorn (a carnival-themed bar with arcade games and corn dogs).

Where to Drink

Seattle’s craft beer scene includes Pike Brewing Company, Cloudburst Brewing Company, and Reuben’s Brews.

Canon features America’s largest spirit collection and craft cocktails including unique creations with apple brandy, chai cognac, and wolfberry tequila.

Bathtub Gin & Co is a hidden speakeasy behind a wooden door serving local gin and tonics.

The Belmont combines a wine bar, regular bar, and cheese tasting room with vintage leather couches and communal tables.

Where to Relax

Anchored Ship Coffee Bar offers signature almond milk lattes alongside Juniper nail salon services accessible through “a secret hallway.”

Washington Park Arboretum contains 230 acres with a Japanese Garden featuring traditional tea ceremonies.

Float offers egg-shaped, water-filled chambers for meditation, stress relief, and pain management.

What to Wear

Seattle style features practical pieces including jeans, plaid shirts, sneakers, and North Face jackets reflecting 1990s influences.

Nordstrom’s flagship headquarters and local boutiques offer shopping options with independent, grungier aesthetics.

What to Do After Your Barry’s Class

Post-workout options include a nutritionist-designed shake at Barry’s Fuel Bar and nearby Whole Foods Market for healthy snacks.

Cool-down walks lead to the Space Needle and Pike Place Market—iconic Seattle locations perfect for photos.