Every girls trip means a call for quality tacos, which is exactly what you’ll find at this Mexican joint in Ballard. Not only are the dishes satisfying (the mole is maybe the best in the city), but the dishes are easy on the wallet. Ballard Avenue is also home to a number of fun bars and dessert spots groups can hit up as soon as dinner is done.

一個地方最喜歡的一個值得注意的早午餐菜單,阿寶rtage Bay Café has four locations, although the original location may be the most chill of them all (and its proximity to the U District makes it a prime spot to begin a bar crawl). In addition to its famous breakfast bar, Portage Bay’s migas, benedicts, and scrambles are all popular picks. And the pitchers of mimosas should get the party started off on the right foot.

For a night of pizza, billiards, and a bit of drinking, Fremont’s Ballroom is a great place to start (or stay, as it’s open until 2 a.m. every night, with plenty of space to dance). Revelers can grab one of the massive, 28-inch pizzas and camp out on the patio if the weather is nice. Beer, wine and cocktails are all on the menu, so the whole party is covered.

Arguably the longest running (and most famous) drag brunch in the city, Julia’s Queen of the Brunch happens every Saturday and Sunday at 1 p.m. with a focus on disco-era styles, expect giant wigs, extravagant costumes, and the inevitable possibility of being pulled onstage. The doors open at 11 a.m. and reservations are essential for groups, as the show tends to sell out fairly quickly. There are also VIP packages available for special events.

If it’s inevitable that the night is going to involve karaoke, this longtime staple of Capitol Hill nightlife is usually the place to go. The inclusive atmosphere, colorful crowd, a small stage suited for aspiring amateur rock stars, and loads of cheap drinks (plus jello shots) all provide a blueprint for a great time. But if reserving private rooms is the preferred vibe, thenSeattle’s Best Karaokedown the hill and a short walk away, is the way to go.

A trip to Capitol Hill wouldn’t be the same without a stop at the iconic Unicorn and its downstairs Narwhal Bar. Carnival food, a photo booth, and drinks with names like “The Cereal Killer” and “Cheap Date” are all just snippets of the full experience. Unicorn also hosts a top-notch drag brunch,Mimosas Cabaret, every Sunday.

For an upscale and somewhat indulgent experience,Tavern Law’s speakeasy is the place to go. Accessible through the bank vault door, not only is the secret bar experience a fun one for groups, but the bar takes pride in concocting customized drinks for each guest, so there’s no menu. Reservations are recommended for groups of four or more.

The open, industrial space and large beer selection at this Capitol Hill brewery make it a great pick for bigger groups who crave a more laid-back atmosphere than some other spots in the neighborhood. In addition to a variety of fruit-heavy beers (the Guava Solarpunk sour and the hazy IPA with grapefruit and mango notes, are two examples), the brewery also hosts a rotation of local food trucks in its beer garden, ranging from burgers and tacos to Filipino fare.

西雅圖的經典,這Italian-inspired餐館tucked away in Post Alley by Pike Place Market, making it an easy hop after a day of exploring. The pesto lasagna and linguine alle vongole rarely disappoint. There are also late-night performances every weekend, ranging from cabaret and trapeze to jazz and tarot, but reservations book up far in advance, so it’s best to plan accordingly.

This Southern-influenced breakfast spot is the place to go for some coffee and heavy duty hangover food. Biscuits are clearly the main attraction, though there’s an abundance of variety, from gravy to Nutella to hot links and jalapenos. Of the four locations, Caffe Lieto is great for convenience, while the White Center location recently introduced a vegan menu.