In the market for home entertainment electronics? Do your research, then stop here for a deal. Prices aren’t published, but can be $200 to $300 less than elsewhere. Read more.
Grab a speedy, cheap, and delicious lunch at this Vietnamese sandwich shop for under $3. The grilled pork bahn mi thit nuong comes highly recommended. Read more.
Relish an all-beef hot dog and fries for around $5. Try the chili or the Chicago dog, or opt for a tasty Polish sausage. Open weekdays only. Read more.
Ice cream that’s healthy? Maybe not, but these sophisticated seasonal flavors are made from local, often organic, ingredients. Two vegan sorbets are always on the menu. Try the waffle cones! Read more.
Quick, tasty sushi served conveyor belt-style and starting at $1.50 a roll. Go during peak hours for the freshest offerings, and check out Happy Hour pricing from 4 to 7. Read more.
Solid burgers, great onions rings, and a variety of milkshakes for wallet-pleasing prices. Beef burgers cost around $4 and veggie burgers start at $6. Try the special sauce! Read more.
Burgers start at $1.25 and fries are $1.50 at this Seattle institution. They don’t do special orders and charge extra for ketchup, but it’s the cheapest burger joint in town. Read more.
Looking for bold, trendy clothing with a sense of humor? For less than $50? Stop by this Capitol Hill boutique for affordable fun. Great plus-sized selection and cheap fishnets. Read more.
Accommodations are basic and amenities sparse, but you can’t beat the price or location! Shared-bath rooms start at $59 a night, while private-bath rooms command $74 and up. Read more.
Snag a stay in this modern, upgraded B&B starting at $116 in low season, $132 in high season. Expect Keurig coffee, iHome radios, and flat-screens in-room. Read more.
Book a shared-bath room for $98 and up, or a private-bath room starting at $128/night. Enjoy Craftsman charm, free WiFi and a heated pool, but leave kids and pets at home. Read more.
Prices at this California-based grocery chain are shockingly low. Sample their house brand cheeses for $3 a wedge, take home a bottle of two-buck chuck, or indulge in the triple ginger cookies. Read more.
Score great deals on designer goods for men, women, and home. Check out label-specific racks or the ones “From Our Nordstrom Stores” for the best buys. Go Tuesday mornings when shipments arrive. Read more.
Gorgeous harbor views of Seattle for around $7 per person roundtrip. Grab lunch to go at Pike Place Market then hop a ferry to Bainbridge or Bremerton. Read more.
Peacefully reflect on works by German and American masters at this downtown gem. Admission is always free and art is displayed in natural light only. Bonus: parking is also free. Read more.
Happy Hour at this pricey steakhouse is high-class and low-cost. Enjoy fabulous oysters for $1.25 each, over a dozen apps for $6 or less, and daily drink specials. Bar or patio only. Read more.
Arguably the best Dim Sum in Seattle for around $10 per person. The restaurant is run-down and chaotic, but food is hot and fresh. Call ahead to put your name on the list. Read more.
The best homemade cured meats this side of Italy. Savor a lamb prosciutto or meatball sandwich for under $10, and opt for the fresh gnocci if it’s offered. Lines are long so go early. Read more.
Hundreds of thousands of tourists have stopped by this pastry shop, including Anthony Bourdain. Pastries are less than $5, try the smoked salmon piroshky. Read more.
Grab a bottomless cup of their fresh tea for $2.25. It goes great with one of their scones which are sweet or savory. If you're lucky, you'll get one warm out of the oven, and you may fall in love. Read more.
