Best comic book store & pop culture memorabilia store in Seattle, be sure to visit it when you hit the Market. It's on the lower level. Read more.
Awesome place for sci-fi fans. Great memorabilia from movies and TV shows, lots of history. Overall, just awesome.
This toy store is a regular stop for me when I'm visiting the city. They have great selection of toys, games, puzzles, and collectables for the young (and older) ones.
Sit down and listen to videos that are part of the Nirvana: Oral History project. Great primary source interviews.
These guys are more than happy to help you out. Don't be afraid to ask for recommendations, also come to comic discussion the second Wednesday of every month!
Everyone should go to the top of the Space Needle at least once in their life! Take a jacket and enjoy the views. Turn off your flash though!
Are you a fan of manga, anime or Japanese-language books, music, DVDs or magazines? This bookstore is LOADED with great stuff. Within Uwajimaya (store), it couldn't be more convenient!
More Japanese games than localized ones. Definetely a stop for gamers who like imports.
A haunt for many bartenders. Those aren't slot machines you're hearing. They're pinball machines. Hot dogs, popular not just for the hung-over at night but also for the hungry during the day. Read more.
Fun, interactive museum and features the history of rock 'n' roll. Shares building space with the Science Fiction Museum - you buy one ticket and you gain admission to both museums!
Great place to do volunteer work and to get your foot in the door for the Seattle music industry! Great music, great people, great culture!
Penny was a fantastic guide/storyteller tonight. Very entertaining and full of interesting stories.
Turn a trip to the Seattle Center into an adventure on the Monorail. It’s only two minutes and the fastest way to travel from downtown to the Center.Powered by ParentsConnect.com Read more.
Even though there are three locations now, I’m partial to the one in my Wallingford neighborhood. . I love the PB&J flavor and the red velvet. -Maria Hines, Top Chef
Come on the first Saturday of each month for the Rocky Horror Picture Show, with a full shadowcast.
Shared space between a hip vinyl store and one of the best comic-book stores in the Northwest. Proof you can enjoy this block without imbibing. Read more.
