The Seattle Geek Trail

David Moses: This is THE place in Seattle to get all your vinyl and plush toys!!

Joe Szilagyi: 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. อ่านเพิ่มเติม

Abhijeet Gaiha: Awesome place for sci-fi fans. Great memorabilia from movies and TV shows, lots of history. Overall, just awesome.

Nathan Kam: 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.

Brian LaCourse: Awesome socks. Support the little guys, you're feet will appreciate it.

Niki Katherine Holmes: Sit down and listen to videos that are part of the Nirvana: Oral History project. Great primary source interviews.

Sam: 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!

Charles Edge: 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!

Ryan Van Hook: the popcorn and drinks are half the price of other theaters! great deal

Terri Nakamura: 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!

stacey: $7 for unlimited pinball. Play 4 Million BC and Attack from Mars.

Sine Nomine: More Japanese games than localized ones. Definetely a stop for gamers who like imports.

The Seattle Times: 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. อ่านเพิ่มเติม

Michael Byers: No longer Zanadu. It's owned by The Comic Stop.

SeattleMonorail: 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!

Wayne Proctor: Best comix dealer in Seattle!

Jennifer Bentz: bring a pillow and blanket. there's ton's of floor to lay down on!

Alex Garcia: get the peppermint chocolate cupcake it's the best :)

Bre Lucero: 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!

Jen J: Penny was a fantastic guide/storyteller tonight. Very entertaining and full of interesting stories.

Shawnna Kenney: cheap booze, yummy food and trivia oh my!

Dora: 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 อ่านเพิ่มเติม

Bravo: 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

Abhijeet Gaiha: Great venue for concerts, probably the one I've been to the most.

Bob Scheld: Trivia on Wednesday night @ 8pm

Joe Flanik: Come on the first Saturday of each month for the Rocky Horror Picture Show, with a full shadowcast.

The Seattle Times: 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. อ่านเพิ่มเติม

ドーラ: One of Seattle's oldest chocolatier...Try the milk chocolate salted caramel!