Chinese food always finds takers in the big cities and Plenty of Clouds on Capitol Hill offers the best of Sichuan cuisine, a Chinese specialty. While the food features constants like pork dumplings and Dan Dan Noodles, the ambiance also draws in the crowd, with its wooden furnishing, glass windows, ambient lighting, and a cozy and welcoming atmosphere.
A lively spot in Seattle, Shorty's features a remarkable concept. Packed to the rafters with blaring antique pinball and various arcade games, the rustic bar sports a big-top décor. Whether you like hot dogs topped with cheese, chili, onions, or all of the above, you will be treated to delectable variations of the snack here. To go with these amazing classic American offerings, there's a full bar that won't disappoint.
Monkey Loft is the destination for dance music lovers who like partying into the wee hours of the morning. Apart from a large "Year of the Monkey" sign outside, the exterior does not give much away. The interior is an altogether different story. With a chic industrial setting, a swanky bar, ambient lights and young party enthusiasts swaying to the coolest beats, the bar makes for a great evening spot. Some of the best DJs spin their magic here, while the extensive drinks menu keeps the spirits high. Another attraction here is their outdoor deck which has a fireplace, seating arrangements and offers a beautiful view of the skyline. So grab those dancing shoes and get set for a fun night!
Located near the University of Washington campus and the upscale University Village, this casual tavern is a convenient place to stop for a beer and a burger. A primarily college crowd fills the place on weekends, and it's standing room only on game days. The bar serves wine and plenty of beers on tap including microbrews, imports and domestics, but no hard liquor. The menu includes pizza, burgers and fish-and-chips.