Experience the best of Seattle’s local cuisine and happy hour scene on this 2.5 hour walking tour. Indulge in food and drink tastings at 4 beloved downtown restaurants, while learning about the city’s history of alcohol and vice. Must be 21+ to participate.
Experience the best of Seattle’s local cuisine and happy hour scene on this 2.5 hour walking tour. Indulge in food and drink tastings at 4 beloved downtown restaurants, while learning about the city’s history of alcohol and vice. Must be 21+ to participate.
- The Rabbit Box - A historic theater nestled in a serene corner of Pike Place Market. Since 2022, The Rabbit Box has been filling the space with delightful sounds and aromas.
- Seattle Art Museum - A cultural landmark on 1st Avenue, its architecture beautifully combines modern and historic elements. Although the tour does not enter the museum,…
- The Rabbit Box - A historic theater nestled in a serene corner of Pike Place Market. Since 2022, The Rabbit Box has been filling the space with delightful sounds and aromas.
- Seattle Art Museum - A cultural landmark on 1st Avenue, its architecture beautifully combines modern and historic elements. Although the tour does not enter the museum, the next stop features a rotating art exhibit curated by the museum’s experts.
- Hammering Man - An iconic sculpture proudly standing outside the Seattle Art Museum. This impressive, kinetic artwork portrays a worker rhythmically hammering, honoring the city’s working-class heritage.
- MARKET Seattle - Fresh fusion! Renowned as one of the finest seafood restaurants in the city, this venue also boasts a cocktail bar to complement the dining experience. Enjoy the drinks and dishes amidst a specially curated exhibit by the Seattle Art Museum.
- 936 5th Ave - Once the center of a bustling red-light district, the Seven Seas Building has remained vacant since 2010 when the Lusty Lady closed. Surrounded by new developments, this historic landmark serves as a reminder of a colorful past.
- Zig Zag Cafe - Home for over a decade to the legendary bartender Murray Stenson, this cocktail lounge has been recognized as one of the nation’s top cocktail bars for over 20 years. Their dedication to customer satisfaction, not just the cocktails, sets them apart.
- SELEUŠS Chocolates - No tour is complete without dessert. Indulge in a liquor-infused chocolate truffle crafted by one of the city’s finest chocolatiers.
- Snacks
- Masterly crafted cocktails from each stop on the tour
- Substitutions available for drinks
- Snacks
- Masterly crafted cocktails from each stop on the tour
- Substitutions available for drinks
On this tour you will visit 3 of Seattle’s premier restaurants and cocktail lounges and delight in the best food and drink in the city.
Each location is specifically selected to represent a distinct characteristic of Seattle, from its history in the underground music scene, to its bounty of natural beauty and interconnectedness with nature, and to the…
On this tour you will visit 3 of Seattle’s premier restaurants and cocktail lounges and delight in the best food and drink in the city.
Each location is specifically selected to represent a distinct characteristic of Seattle, from its history in the underground music scene, to its bounty of natural beauty and interconnectedness with nature, and to the sincerity in warmhearted hospitality of its people.
Included in the price of your ticket is food and drink at all 3 locations (non-alcoholic options are available along with substitutions for dietary restrictions).
A friendly guide will accompany you throughout, contributing context for each tasting and stories from their experience as a local. We also offer local-approved recommendations for whatever you’re looking for around town.
Everybody 21+ is welcome to join. There is about one third of a mile of walking, and elevators are available wherever there are stairs.
We hope you’ll join us!
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
