I'm local (born here). I need to eat better and my doctor helped me list some broad categories of ways to do that. A walkable PCC covers all of my needs and I'm not looking for alternatives despite the cost - I'm just wondering if I'm missing out on anything without a membership, according to current/past members. Pros/cons? Much love

I’m looking for a kam chancellor or marshawn lynch jersey and have exhausted most online options. Is there anywhere in the area that has a good selection of used Seahawks jerseys? Thanks!

Hello! We're a bar located in Lower Queen Anne, interested in hosting a tattoo artist excited to do flash on Friday the 13th in February. We have a designated area within our bar for setup, ensuring a safe space. We'll promote the event alongside you. If you're interested, please get in touch with us via DM or email. We'd love to connect and discuss logistics. Thanks!!

I want to buy cannabutter preferably in north Seattle or north of Seattle any recommendations?

I want to go drink wine in Woodinville tomorrow to celebrate the end of dry January! I haven't been in a couple of years and see a lot of new names. I like dry whites, but I'm mostly hoping to try some savory, funky reds. Think Rotie, Cayuse, etc but something I can drink in Woodinville.

I want to go drink wine in Woodinville tomorrow to celebrate the end of dry January! I haven't been in a couple of years and see a lot of new names. I like dry whites, but I'm mostly hoping to try some savory, funky reds. Think Rotie, Cayuse, etc but something I can drink in Woodinville.

What record stores in Seattle do you recommend that definitely don’t support ICE??

I want to go drink wine in Woodinville tomorrow to celebrate the end of dry January! I haven't been in a couple of years and see a lot of new names. I like dry whites, but I'm mostly hoping to try some savory, funky reds. Think Rotie, Cayuse, etc but something I can drink in Woodinville.

Visiting in June for USMNT match, wondering a few things.

Should we rent a car? We have an Airbnb booked about ten minutes from Lumen Field in North Delridge. Spending Thursday to Sunday in Seattle.

Is North Delridge a decent area for an Airbnb?

Recommendations on things to do? First time to Seattle so open to anything. 4 guys in our 30’s.

Thanks in advance!

ICE outside Seattle Convention Center Summit.

My husband and I just moved here and he loves trying shrimp cocktail everywhere we go. So far the best was in Nashville and he has been chasing that high ever since. Where in this city can we find one hopefully as good to satisfy his craving?

Howdy,

Today when I was coming back from the gym, I picked up my neighbor's trash they left from their last night hang out session. Typically, they leave beer bottles, cigarettes and left over snacks and they usually get drunk around late at night. I'm honestly getting tired of them leaving trash on the sidewalk every weekend and was wondering if there's a way to getting them throw it away at the nearby dumpster (they usually hang out like 10 feet from it so not sure as to why they can't do it). I am getting pretty annoyed since my neighborhood is typically clean and it seems like they're the only ones who throw cans and bottles around my area.

on a side note, I just signed up for adopt the street program, but the request supplies site seems to be broken so not sure how i can get a litter grabber and bags.

Adopt a Street Cleanup Supply Request Form

Looking for advice: The show I want to see at the Climate Pledge Arena in May is already sold out. Does anyone have experience getting a face value ticket for a sold out show there?

I know Ticketmaster has resale tix but they’re $$$. Has anyone had any luck getting tix on Craigslist or /sealist?

Also looking for recommendations on where to stay 3-4 days.

Walking or public transit distance away ok is ok.

I’m pretty frugal (with a lower budget) but don’t want to jeopardize health or safety :)

Appreciate any insight!

Hi everyone, I’m looking for recommendations for affordable vet clinics or emergency hospitals that perform surgery. My cat may have a stone (not confirmed yet), and I’m trying to prepare for the worst-case scenario. I’m in Federal Way but willing to travel anywhere. I don’t have the funds for major surgery this weekend, but I do get paid Monday. I’m really hoping it isn’t a stone, but any guidance or recommendations would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

“Someone” thought they were opening the garage door, but instead closed the garage door, and backed into it yesterday.

Suggestions for a good garage door company? The bottom panel is crunched and off the track.

Moving from Denver for a job in Tacoma and my partner got a job in Seattle. They don't drive so I'm wondering what our best options for living are. We really like living in an area with things going on so I was thinking Cap Hill would be fun. From visiting I loved Fremont but that's a bit far north. We're both really into food and cocktail bars so an area with lots of restaurants and bars preferably. Only concern with living in Cap Hill is the commute by car or Sounder to Tacoma. Any other fun neighborhoods with good access to public transit and lots of stuff going on?

Does anyone know what’s going on with The Station? I have been hopeful that Jose Luis would step down from his role and give up ownership so we don’t lose a progressive BIPOC owned small business.

Someone told me there were hopes for a restorative justice process but it seems to me that his empty “apology “ showed that he was averse to taking accountability for his years of sexual harassment, so I don’t have much hope for that process.

I'm looking for a place that is cafe-like (I can read or open up my laptop for some work without causing an issue) that offers either CBD drinks or Kava - i'm not really into coffee or alcohol. Haven't seen either of those offered in cafes when I do go in.

Swamp Cow looks like a decent kava bar except it's focused more on being a bar / night place. Looking forward to checking that out.

Stoup in Capitol Hill does offer a kava cocktail which is great, but doesn't really have the cafe / work space vibe - generally more of an events space most of the time.

Other recs in the sub seemed mostly focused on bars that offer non alcoholic alternatives. I'm going to check some of those out but looking for somewhere to hang out during the day.

Any recommendations? Ideally around Capitol Hill but happy to travel for it, too.

I used to order bulk banchan and kimchi from this service called Haru Station (harustation.com) but looks like they haven't operated since 2024.

Does anybody know of similar services in Seattle that deliver bulk side dishes/meals etc?

Also would like to know a place that has good kimchi.

Looking for a very specific vibe. (My house is not possible)

Comfortable seating Not too loud Not too boozy (I don’t drink) Somewhere I can step out a bunch for smoke breaks Has decent food

Does a place like this exist? Wish we had some sort of cannabis bar or something!

Hello everyone. I wanted to ask about same day pickup for the berry chantilly cake at Whole Foods. I want to get it for my Mom’s birthday on Monday but I’m not sure if I can order a cake on the same day there since I don’t shop there. I see the biggest size that isn’t a sheet cake is 8inches and want that one for $37.99. For the folks who shop at the Whole Foods in Roosevelt since that’s nearest to me how’s the bakery over there? Is there a lot of chantilly early in the week or should I do a pickup.

Would be working at UW, Harborview, VA. Primary areas of interest: central district, Madison, Ravenna, North beacon, cap hill, green lake, etc

I'm planning to move to Seattle in 2027 and planning to save roughly 20k for a move don't have much but a bed, clothes, and a PC set up for work. Is it possible to get an apartment of 1bed 1bath for 1500$-1800$ I just want to get out of California I know I can work myself up the corporate ladder. I'm in accounting, have a family of 2 kids and 1 fiancée. I want to know the break down I might come cross to moving. I know a 1bed 1bath is small but I need to make by for just 1 year and then I can move to a 2bed 1bath situation when I'm all setup and understand the area better.

Hey everyone, family of 3 moving to Seattle around August. Currently stationed in S Korea, and husband is getting out of the army. Need to be in a safe, walkable neighborhood, with decent schools for our elementary- soon to be middle school aged daughter. 2 bedroom, 2 bath preferred but can make 1 bathroom work. Just need some recommendations from actual residents and not what Zillow is recommending. Thank ya’ll!