Guidebook for Seattle
Food Scene
Great neighborhood place to get one of the best coffees in Seattle! No wifi. Everyone stops by - including moms with kids, cool and trendy folks, bikers, and the neighbors.
97 recommandé par les habitants
Lighthouse Roasters
400 N 43rd StGreat neighborhood place to get one of the best coffees in Seattle! No wifi. Everyone stops by - including moms with kids, cool and trendy folks, bikers, and the neighbors.
El Camino
607 N 35th StRestaurant and bar with authentic Mexican entrees.
My favorite breakfasts happens here. Down from their original mega menu but just the best remains. Local favorite.
18 recommandé par les habitants
Silence Heart Nest Vegetarian Restaurant
3508 Fremont Pl NMy favorite breakfasts happens here. Down from their original mega menu but just the best remains. Local favorite.
Good take out - and they will prepare the lamb kabobs with an all veggie side dish (if you are off carbs).
8 recommandé par les habitants
Qazi's Indian Curry House
473 North 36th StreetGood take out - and they will prepare the lamb kabobs with an all veggie side dish (if you are off carbs).
Great little spot to enjoy wine, some typical French foods and a unique and relatively new spot in the neighborhood, in "north" Fremont not far from Fremont Abbey.
41 recommandé par les habitants
Vif Wine|Coffee
4401 Fremont Ave NGreat little spot to enjoy wine, some typical French foods and a unique and relatively new spot in the neighborhood, in "north" Fremont not far from Fremont Abbey.
Yummy organic, fare trade chocolates from delicious chocolate bars in a variety of flavors, to unique treats, cook books, and hot cocoa mix. You can troll around the periphery of the shop inside to taste it all, so be sure to check out this favorite spot in Fremont BEFORE or AFTER you Chocolate Factory Tour - everyone loves it.
201 recommandé par les habitants
Theo Chocolate
3400 Phinney Ave NYummy organic, fare trade chocolates from delicious chocolate bars in a variety of flavors, to unique treats, cook books, and hot cocoa mix. You can troll around the periphery of the shop inside to taste it all, so be sure to check out this favorite spot in Fremont BEFORE or AFTER you Chocolate Factory Tour - everyone loves it.
Everything Else
I love this store. All the food is selected for its great taste, sustainable and organic farming, and variety. It's right down the street from Peets and Waiting for the Interurban.
171 recommandé par les habitants
PCC Community Markets - Fremont
600 N 34th StI love this store. All the food is selected for its great taste, sustainable and organic farming, and variety. It's right down the street from Peets and Waiting for the Interurban.
Landmark
400 N 34th StLandmark's well known education for life programs happen here.
Entertainment & Activities
Convenient to the center of Fremont with wifi and computers.
6 recommandé par les habitants
Fremont Branch - The Seattle Public Library
731 N 35th StConvenient to the center of Fremont with wifi and computers.
Drinks & Nightlife
Nectar Lounge
412 N 36th StLive music with a tropical atmosphere in summer.
Shopping
All organic products and a wonderful showroom where you can taste some of the varieties. Tours too.
13 recommandé par les habitants
Waiting For The Interurban
601 N 34th StAll organic products and a wonderful showroom where you can taste some of the varieties. Tours too.
Fabrics of every genre - for dress up, glitz, classy fabrics of many types, table clothes, dresses, costumes, whatever you need. In the old Bitters shop site, and carrying on the tradition of a great, unique and well loved place to shop for unique things - in this case textiles of all kinds from everywhere.
District Fabric
634 Water StreetFabrics of every genre - for dress up, glitz, classy fabrics of many types, table clothes, dresses, costumes, whatever you need. In the old Bitters shop site, and carrying on the tradition of a great, unique and well loved place to shop for unique things - in this case textiles of all kinds from everywhere.
Arts & Culture
One of Seattle's top tourist attractions - always busy and lots of fun for kids. The new park on the west side is an upgrade in the area. El troll remains dusty and iconic, attracting some graffiti and tourists from all over the world! If you're here around Halloween catch the event, "Trolloween." Most every year some kind of performance and parade starts here.
583 recommandé par les habitants
Fremont Troll
Troll Avenue NorthOne of Seattle's top tourist attractions - always busy and lots of fun for kids. The new park on the west side is an upgrade in the area. El troll remains dusty and iconic, attracting some graffiti and tourists from all over the world! If you're here around Halloween catch the event, "Trolloween." Most every year some kind of performance and parade starts here.
West of Fremont's iconic statue of Lenin on N 36th Street, right next to Pomerol Restaurant for after the theatre fare. Check out performances on line.
7 recommandé par les habitants
West of Lenin
203 N 36th StWest of Fremont's iconic statue of Lenin on N 36th Street, right next to Pomerol Restaurant for after the theatre fare. Check out performances on line.
The first actual artsy sculpture in Fremont, predating the rocket ship and the Troll for sure. On the site of the old trolley stop on N 34th Street at Fremont Avenue, in memory of all the people who waited here for their Seattle transportation links way back when.
13 recommandé par les habitants
Waiting For The Interurban
601 N 34th StThe first actual artsy sculpture in Fremont, predating the rocket ship and the Troll for sure. On the site of the old trolley stop on N 34th Street at Fremont Avenue, in memory of all the people who waited here for their Seattle transportation links way back when.
Home of the Fremont Solstice Parade, Luminata workshops, building the Winter Feast sets, and sponsoring the celebration of the spring equinox with the sweet and very popular May Day Celebration in Woodland Park. Part of the heart and soul of Fremont, self proclaimed Center of the Universe!
Fremont Arts Council
3940 Fremont Ave NHome of the Fremont Solstice Parade, Luminata workshops, building the Winter Feast sets, and sponsoring the celebration of the spring equinox with the sweet and very popular May Day Celebration in Woodland Park. Part of the heart and soul of Fremont, self proclaimed Center of the Universe!
Sightseeing
Where else would you find an office building named after Saturn with the orange planet planted securely on the roof over looking Evanston Street, The Red Door, and the PCC.
Saturn Building
3417 Evanston Ave NWhere else would you find an office building named after Saturn with the orange planet planted securely on the roof over looking Evanston Street, The Red Door, and the PCC.