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This unique piece of art features a fully rotating steel umbrella that marks where Pike Place Market ends and Belltown begins. #publicart Photo: afagen
Love seeing more food trucks in Capitol Hill.
Cute walkable small town!
Secret outdoor patio with nice trees.
South Lake Union has lots of great pedestrian improvements like Lenora Street.
Classic example of Lawrence architecture.
On a humid summer Kansas day, Sylas and Maddy's ice cream beats the heat.
It's fun to be on a bike and check out the view when the bridge is up.
The High Line may be the newest most famous park in the country. How many other cities could do something like this?
Hand painted Wallingford bench.
Now this is a very handsome food truck.
Coffee as good as Seattle's in LA.
Linus Bikes is headquartered on the ultra-walkable Abbot-Kinney strip.
The pedestrian only streets in Venice go a long way towards improving LA's car centric image.
Nice public art on an apartment building
Lively outdoor cafe, pretty touristy crowd.
Always an interesting mix of fitness and partying on Venice Beach.
Good coffee in Venice
Capitol Bike Share is everywhere and awesome. Lots of casual commuters. It's a beautiful thing.
Spring in DC is gorgeous.
Gorgeous view from the Calvert Bridge.
If Seattle had a but more sun maybe we'd have more outdoor seating!
Phinney is a nice walkable strip with solid eating and drinking and great coffee.
I love how many restaurants in Capitol Hill have garage doors that creat indoor/outdoor spaces.
Joule and the Whale Wins are in my favorite building on Stone Way that's also a snowboard shop.
One cool thing about Pioneer Square are the old buildings with enclosed spaces between them.
I like the window planters outside the police department, but they are becoming a little wild.
High end high tech coffee hang out in Fremont.
Lots of cool new restaurants and bars near the stadium. Plus the Sounders rock.
Steven Hull designed this gorgeous small chapel with great natural light.
One big snowball fight
This neighborhood has a low Walk Score but incredible views.
The Tilth Edible Plant sale is a hugely popular early May event at Meridian Park.
Another gorgeous day at the park.
I love urban staircases. This one leads down from Lighthouse coffee to the street where you can walk up to Fremont Peak Park.
Great western views from this little park
The iconic Sydney Opera House which opened in 1973.
Check out that cityscape at nighttime, illuminating the Space Needle and clouds above. #epic #clouds #northwestbear
Stone Way is blossoming with lots of new businesses and restaurants.
Popular neighborhood Italian restaurant.
Fancy yogurt store with Stumptown coffee.
Is pizza big in Jerusalem?
Interesting Jewish neighborhood in Brooklyn where my mom grew up.
Very cute street corner restaurant.
Gorgeous trees in bloom on 5th ave.
It's true. There are hip dads with babies everywhere in Park Slope.
Popular quick stop for burgers and shakes.
Near the 77th street exit of the museum.
Nice mural outside of the bike shop.
The nations first and largest food coop.
Cheese, meats, and sweets. And lollipops that whistle.
Lots of new bike infrastructure near the library and park.
Nice coffee shop in Prospect Heights.
Prospect Park is a beautiful refuge from the bustle of Brooklyn.
Lively playground scene.
I love the hidden outdoor spaces behind Brooklyn bars and restaurants.
Popular Italian restaurant in Park Slope.
Behind the Brooklyn brownstones are gorgeous hidden back yards.
Great beer and sandwiches.
Busy playground outside of PS 87.
Best coffee within 5 blocks
One of the best independent book stores.
Fine cocktails, outdoor patio.
Legendary ice cream place.
Nice prices on good sushi.
Great selection of Middle Eastern food.
Cobble Hill - a new addition to the neighborhood, Trader Joe's is located inside an old rehabilitated bank
Deliciousness abounds.
I love the row houses in Brooklyn. They're a great looking form of dense housing.
Barclays center does a great job fitting into the neighborhood.
My urban planning friends tell me that the brownstones in Brooklyn are the perfect kind of walkable housing.
The new wooden benches in the park next to the Bullitt Center are super cool.
Not much to look at from the outside but quite yummy and cheap.
Extra seating in the basement, where one can also watch the magic of Stumptown Coffee roasting.
Anyone eaten here? #sushi
Oh heck yea. These food trucks almost look like Portland!
Award winning noodles in a cool old building.
Good place for dim sum. Very popular.
If you love dahlias, do not miss this collection!
Great place to stop for food and beers when walking or riding the Burke Gilman.
The new MOHAI building is great and lots of cool wooden boats, seaplanes, and remote control sailboats nearby.
Nice to see the street fair growing as spring approaches.
Excellent high end Vietnamese.
Light house and gorgeous views of the Puget Sound and Olympiv Mountains
Putting the street in food
Street closed for the Capitol Hill Pride Festival
Whenever I'm staying at the nearby Sylvia Hotel I like to go to Delaney's for coffee.
Whenever I ask for Chinese food recommendations in Vancouver, Kirin is always recommended. What are the other top spots?
No fear
Fantastic food and outdoor seating.
Marination Station is killing it. Great example of a food truck to brick and matter restaurant. I'm salivating.
Pretty sweet heated outdoor area.
My favorite farmers market surrounded by the great old #architecture in Ballard.
This is a great example of redeveloping an awesome old building.
Best seafood in the area!
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Walk Score Team: This unique piece of art features a fully rotating steel umbrella that marks where Pike Place Market ends and Belltown begins. #publicart Photo: afagen
Matt L: Love seeing more food trucks in Capitol Hill.
Matt L: Cute walkable small town!
Matt L: Secret outdoor patio with nice trees.
Matt L: South Lake Union has lots of great pedestrian improvements like Lenora Street.
Matt L: Classic example of Lawrence architecture.
Matt L: On a humid summer Kansas day, Sylas and Maddy's ice cream beats the heat.
Matt L: It's fun to be on a bike and check out the view when the bridge is up.
Matt L: The High Line may be the newest most famous park in the country. How many other cities could do something like this?
Matt L: Hand painted Wallingford bench.
Matt L: Now this is a very handsome food truck.
Matt L: Coffee as good as Seattle's in LA.
Matt L: Linus Bikes is headquartered on the ultra-walkable Abbot-Kinney strip.
Matt L: The pedestrian only streets in Venice go a long way towards improving LA's car centric image.
Matt L: Nice public art on an apartment building
Matt L: Lively outdoor cafe, pretty touristy crowd.
Matt L: Always an interesting mix of fitness and partying on Venice Beach.
Matt L: Good coffee in Venice
Matt L: Capitol Bike Share is everywhere and awesome. Lots of casual commuters. It's a beautiful thing.
Matt L: Spring in DC is gorgeous.
Matt L: Gorgeous view from the Calvert Bridge.
Matt L: If Seattle had a but more sun maybe we'd have more outdoor seating!
Matt L: Phinney is a nice walkable strip with solid eating and drinking and great coffee.
Matt L: I love how many restaurants in Capitol Hill have garage doors that creat indoor/outdoor spaces.
Matt L: Joule and the Whale Wins are in my favorite building on Stone Way that's also a snowboard shop.
Matt L: One cool thing about Pioneer Square are the old buildings with enclosed spaces between them.
David A.: I like the window planters outside the police department, but they are becoming a little wild.
Matt L: High end high tech coffee hang out in Fremont.
Matt L: Lots of cool new restaurants and bars near the stadium. Plus the Sounders rock.
Matt L: Steven Hull designed this gorgeous small chapel with great natural light.
Jason Gruber: One big snowball fight
Matt L: This neighborhood has a low Walk Score but incredible views.
Matt L: The Tilth Edible Plant sale is a hugely popular early May event at Meridian Park.
Matt L: Another gorgeous day at the park.
Matt L: I love urban staircases. This one leads down from Lighthouse coffee to the street where you can walk up to Fremont Peak Park.
Jesse Kocher: Great western views from this little park
Matt L: The iconic Sydney Opera House which opened in 1973.
Kelley B.: Check out that cityscape at nighttime, illuminating the Space Needle and clouds above. #epic #clouds #northwestbear
Matt L: Stone Way is blossoming with lots of new businesses and restaurants.
Matt L: Popular neighborhood Italian restaurant.
Matt L: Fancy yogurt store with Stumptown coffee.
Matt L: Is pizza big in Jerusalem?
Matt L: Interesting Jewish neighborhood in Brooklyn where my mom grew up.
Matt L: Very cute street corner restaurant.
Matt L: Gorgeous trees in bloom on 5th ave.
Matt L: It's true. There are hip dads with babies everywhere in Park Slope.
Matt L: Popular quick stop for burgers and shakes.
Matt L: Near the 77th street exit of the museum.
Matt L: Nice mural outside of the bike shop.
Matt L: The nations first and largest food coop.
Matt L: Cheese, meats, and sweets. And lollipops that whistle.
Matt L: Lots of new bike infrastructure near the library and park.
Matt L: Nice coffee shop in Prospect Heights.
Matt L: Prospect Park is a beautiful refuge from the bustle of Brooklyn.
Matt L: Lively playground scene.
Matt L: I love the hidden outdoor spaces behind Brooklyn bars and restaurants.
Matt L: Popular Italian restaurant in Park Slope.
Matt L: Behind the Brooklyn brownstones are gorgeous hidden back yards.
Matt L: Great beer and sandwiches.
Matt L: Busy playground outside of PS 87.
Charlie Samuels: Best coffee within 5 blocks
Matt L: One of the best independent book stores.
Matt L: Fine cocktails, outdoor patio.
Matt L: Legendary ice cream place.
Matt L: Nice prices on good sushi.
Matt L: Great selection of Middle Eastern food.
Fabian Robinson: Cobble Hill - a new addition to the neighborhood, Trader Joe's is located inside an old rehabilitated bank
Matt L: Deliciousness abounds.
Matt L: I love the row houses in Brooklyn. They're a great looking form of dense housing.
Matt L: Barclays center does a great job fitting into the neighborhood.
Matt L: My urban planning friends tell me that the brownstones in Brooklyn are the perfect kind of walkable housing.
Matt L: The new wooden benches in the park next to the Bullitt Center are super cool.
Matt L: Not much to look at from the outside but quite yummy and cheap.
Tony T.: Extra seating in the basement, where one can also watch the magic of Stumptown Coffee roasting.
Josh: Anyone eaten here? #sushi
Matt L: Oh heck yea. These food trucks almost look like Portland!
Matt L: Award winning noodles in a cool old building.
Matt L: Good place for dim sum. Very popular.
Kim Crayton: If you love dahlias, do not miss this collection!
Paul Gibson: Great place to stop for food and beers when walking or riding the Burke Gilman.
Matt L: The new MOHAI building is great and lots of cool wooden boats, seaplanes, and remote control sailboats nearby.
Matt L: Nice to see the street fair growing as spring approaches.
Matt L: Excellent high end Vietnamese.
Josh: Light house and gorgeous views of the Puget Sound and Olympiv Mountains
Jason Gruber: Putting the street in food
Josh: Street closed for the Capitol Hill Pride Festival
Matt L: Whenever I'm staying at the nearby Sylvia Hotel I like to go to Delaney's for coffee.
Matt L: Whenever I ask for Chinese food recommendations in Vancouver, Kirin is always recommended. What are the other top spots?
Jason Gruber: No fear
Matt L: Fantastic food and outdoor seating.
Matt L: Marination Station is killing it. Great example of a food truck to brick and matter restaurant. I'm salivating.
Matt L: Pretty sweet heated outdoor area.
Matt L: My favorite farmers market surrounded by the great old #architecture in Ballard.
Matt L: This is a great example of redeveloping an awesome old building.
Matt L: Best seafood in the area!
