5 stars for this u-pick strawberry farm! Plenty of spacious…read moreparking available, which made our visit really convenient. Just a heads up, the fields get very sunny all day long, so sun protection is a must. The strawberries are fresh and flavorful. We learned the perfect picking trick here: choose fully bright red berries. Avoid the overripe purple ones, as the bright red ones taste the sweetest and have the best texture. Fun activity for friends and families, totally worth the trip.

I had high hopes for Remlinger Farms after seeing all the beautiful posts about their fall festival…read moreon Instagram. Unfortunately, the actual experience was completely different. We started by grabbing lunch at the brewery before noon, and it was already packed. The line to order extended into the dining area, making it awkward to stand in line next to people who were eating. It was also not stroller-friendly at all. After lunch, we headed toward the park entrance. If you purchased tickets online, there's a booth outside where you scan the QR code, but it's easy to miss if you've just come from the brewery. I didn't see it, and there was no attendant at the gate checking tickets. It honestly seemed like we could have walked right into the park without paying Next time, I guess haha Once inside, think Disney but disorganized. Lines were confusing, and there was little guidance on where they started. What really pushed this experience toward a 1-star review was the lack of attention to detail, especially considering the ticket prices. Where's the map? Apparently, it's a QR code at the register. Why not have physical maps available for guests? Then there were the numerous signs that are AI-generated. One sign for a log flume ride stated that riders had to be shorter than 36 inches and weigh under 120 pounds. At the very bottom, it warned against riding if you have high blood pressure or are pregnant. Mmkay... who exactly are these restrictions meant for? We also picked up a brochure before entering, thinking it was a park map. Nope! It was a stamp scavenger hunt instead. "Restriced area"? "Proof of find Stamp"? Overall, the Remlinger looked wonderful on Instagram, but the reality didn't live up to the marketing. Better signage, a proper park map, clearer lines, and basic proofreading would go a long way. Unfortunately, the experience left us disappointed, and I wouldn't recommend it at the current price based on our visit. Or I guess next time just walk up to the gate since there's no staff checking if you have a wrist band haha

Each summer Marymoor Park hosts weekly movies on a weekday. Watched Everything Everywhere All at…read moreOnce as my first outdoor movie night and had a good time. Movie tickets cost $10 with a $1.38 service fee. Pets are allowed. Parking is set up on the soccer fields by Lot B and opens at 7 PM with a $10 fee. We arrived twenty minutes prior and parked at Lot K to only pay $1 and avoid the crowd afterwards. By then, there was already a line of people waiting for the check-in to start at 7:30 PM. It was somewhat silly that the pre-purchase line was slower to enter than those paying at the door due to the difference in length of the lines. Seating is first come, first served and split into three sections with ground seating the closest to the screen, then low back chairs or sand chairs, and then camp chairs. Sections are selected when buying the tickets. If your assigned section is full, then you can sit at any section behind. Sections get filled fast but we were able to lay out our picnic blanket near the center of the first section. Live music begins at 8 PM and continues until the movie starts at dusk, which during the summer time is past 9 PM. Even if not interested in the concert, it is impossible to snag good seating unless you come early. To help pass the time, the perimeter had food trucks and business tents offering free goodies. We ate dinner before the event and brought our own drinks and snacks. It can get chilly at night even during the summertime, so I would recommend to bring a jacket or blanket. Bug spray may also be useful as I woke up the next morning with a couple of mosquito bites. Unfortunately smoking is not prohibited so caught some whiffs of weed before the movie. Porta potties are lined up on both sides of the gigantic screen.

I really miss outdoor movies this summer and am thankful that Marymoor is allowing a socially…read moredistanced car friendly option. It always seems like a great yearly tradition as part of our Washington summers. Movies happened here weekly in July and August, with most shows selling out pretty fast. It's 25$ online, plus fees for your carload of guests (meaning the legal spots in your vehicle). If you fill up your car this can be really reasonable. I had thought people would be required to remain in their vehicles the entire night, but I witnessed many people bringing chairs and blankets to get a little bit more space. Cars are spaced quite a bit away from each other. You listen to the movie via your car radio and there are minimal announcements ahead of time. Food trucks and porta potties are available on site. Getting in and out of here was surprisingly simple. Lots of employees seemed to be working hard to make sure everyone's experience was enjoyable. My partner complained that some of those behind us never turned their headlights off, but overall I think it is a great way to enjoy a summer evening and we don't have any actual drive in's in the Seattle area.

Such a cozy, sweet space, reminiscent of various abbeys and homesteads throughout the city…read more Our first time here, the corner lot looks almost like a house, the only distinguishing feature, a sign outside letting you know you've arrived at your destination. Plenty of street parking, at least on a Sunday evening, and easy street-level entry. Pass through a small lobby space and find yourself in a delightful, square-shaped room with tall ceilings, cozy lighting and a feeling of warmth. A kitchen is available for use to the renters, as is a small stage atop which can be found a standing piano, whose sounds carry beautifully throughout the establishment. The room is large enough to host a number of people, tables, chairs, etc.; yet contained enough to feel warm and full.

I was getting married and I needed a place to have the event. I wasn't looking for anything grand…read morebecause that translates to expensive in the wedding world. Hell, anything attached with the word "wedding" is typically expensive. Truth be told I really wanted to get married in a brewery but that didn't pan out due to unresponsive beer garden managers. I remembered a friend of mine had an art show at the Lakewood Seward Park Community Club years back. As I walked past tables filled with art for sale I looked around the place and thought it was charming. Never again did I think back to the venue until I needed one and my original plans felll through. This was the only place I was going to get hitched at because it was all I needed. While it is rather simple inside, it has charm and potential. The main room is the perfect size for small to medium sized gatherings (it can fit 150 seated people). You have a clean slate to work with, all white walls, a stage, and hardwood floors, and the size is manageable enough that you don't feel overwhelmed. The price is very reasonable considering the cost of other venues. Many similar venues were higher in price. You rent by the hour and included in the rental are tables, chairs, and use of the kitchen. There is a coat room which was converted into a dressing room for my event and the yard to the side of the building is spacious. Another positive is the venue allows dogs inside. The best thing about the clubhouse? Sheila, the venue coordinator. I can't praise her enough! She responded to my e-mails in a timely manner and answered all of my many questions. She was always available to let me view the venue when I was in the planning stages. I couldn't have asked for a better venue to get married in. It fit my now husband and I's vision of having a fun relaxed DIY wedding.

Aiden was a phenomenal guide…read more Definitely one of our favorite escape rooms that have shown quality customer service. If you're looking for a value driven experience. This is definitely the place to check out with your friends!

High Quality escape room. The props and puzzles are very well made. The guide is friendly and into…read moretheir character. It is challenging enough to keep it entertaining without making it frustrating. Will be coming back.

This is a brand new business! With a huge selection of video games that is the perfect place for…read moregamers. They have old school games and new school games. The space is well laid out and everything fits the gaming theme. The staff is friendly and accommodating. You should have a little bit of patience when you come because it takes time to get things up and running. I brought my son here for his 10th birthday and he had a great time! I recommend about an hour visit. It's just enough stimulation and not too bad on the pockets. It's $40 for an hour of VR gaming. Then if you want you can do game consuls which are about $30 an hour. And if you wanna blast to the past you can play one of the old nostalgic gaming consuls for about $10 an hour. I think it's a cool place to come for a date if you're into gaming and want to do something different as well. Or maybe just switch up your week routine and come here and play some old school video games and take your mind off of things.

Legacy Gaming is great for adults as well as for kids. Juan and his staff were very accommodating…read morewhen all five of us showed up with kids. The kids loved the VR and the large variety of games to choose from on xbox and playstation. The staff was very helpful, polite and patient with the kids and the adults if we needed help. Legacy is an excellent place for hard core gamers and for just getting out the house to spend time playing old skool video games (Pac Man). It's a nice clean environment and I felt very safe bringing the adult kids and the grandkids. We will definitely be back again! Carole D

Not a bad seat in the house !!!!!!! First time in the venue ......I saw the Fabulous thunderbirds…read more,front row tickets at the end seats ....still a great view of the band ,great sound !!!!!!

Watched a comedy performance tonight, great venue. All the seats are good, comfortable. Wish they…read morehad beverage holders but other than that, no complaints. The bar hostess was fantastic. A+++++

The primary venue coordinators are great for the most part, they are quick to respond, detailed in…read moreensuring you understand all their guidelines and are quite flexible outside of their guidelines. To be fair we had a great wedding day, primarily thanks to the bulk of vendors we hired and large amount of family+friends who helped us. Be aware that if you think booking this venue will help you save money, I assure you it might not be the case. Before you book, be aware that... - The venue no longer provides help in the set up of tables and chairs (they did previously) - You must do the set up, tear down and clean-up for your whole event (for full service caterers, they may clean up their portion of the venue use, but otherwise everything else is on you and who you delegate) - Their decor allowances are quite strict (no tape anywhere, no blowing bubbles down the aisle, no fog machines or anything of the like inside and more strict on what you can do outside, etc.) - They made lots of structural changes to their courtyard area, make sure you visit before your wedding as this may change your decor plans (and there are no updates on this type of info) - If you book a Saturday event during wedding season, be warned you will not be able to enter their dressing rooms until after their farmers market has ended--which means you'll need to stay close to the venue or get a hotel/airbnb for you, friends, guests as needed (hair/makeup or showers for folks helping you set up) - During our event, all the mics they made available to us died (once in the middle of the ceremony, once during our thank you speech, once during a toast...) - They also did not set up a projector screen after multiple confirmations with us (only they are allowed to set this up) If I were to do it again, I'd recommend just investing that time and money you'd be spending here on a venue that does more of it all-inclusively. You'll be able to spend more time with family, friends and enjoy yourself more on your wedding day. This is a great venue for smaller parties, keeping decor very simple or larger parties with buffet style dinners.

The perfect spot for our wedding! We loved our experience with Pickering. Their staff had great…read morecommunication throughout our 1.5 year engagement, and were extremely responsive at all points. They communicated their policies well and notified us promptly of any changes. It's a great space, our guests particularly enjoyed the indoor/outdoor reception in the Dairy Barn with doors open to the patio. Highly recommend!

Incredibly Engaging and Fun for Young Kids!…read more We visited the Pacific Science Center with our four and six-year-old boys, and it was a highly engaging experience that kept their attention--even after a packed day coming straight from the Space Needle, the Chihuly Museum, and an IMAX screening. The museum is massive with a fantastic variety of interactive, hands-on exhibits. A personal favorite of mine was the beautiful Tropical Butterfly House, which was a wonderful treat (and unlike our experience in NYC, it didn't require a separate booking or fee). Our boys absolutely loved the outdoor water play area and spent a significant amount of time building in the special Artemis Adventure LEGO exhibition. They also had a blast in the Maker room creating ink art and clay builds. Because they are quite young, they also thoroughly enjoyed and appreciated many of the core installations in the main exhibit hall. Our only disappointment was that we weren't able to secure a booking for the planetarium during our visit. Overall, this is a high-value and engaging destination for families with children. I highly recommend adding it to your Seattle itinerary if you have the time!

We visited the Pacific Science Center using the Seattle C3 Pass, and it was one of the best…read moreattractions included in the pass. Located right next to the Space Needle, it was an easy and convenient walk over. Our pass included the K-Pop Demon Hunters laser light show, which lasted about 30 minutes. It was entertaining for the kids and surprisingly relaxing for the adults, making it a fun bonus experience. The Science Center itself was packed with engaging, hands-on educational activities for both children and adults. In fact, we were so busy participating in the exhibits that I barely took any photos! We explored topics such as physics, Earth science, optical illusions, how the brain works, AI, STEAM activities, and other interactive sensory experiences. Every exhibit encouraged learning through participation, making it enjoyable for all ages. One of the highlights was the Butterfly Pavilion, where we even had the opportunity to feed the butterflies. It was a memorable experience and a favorite for our family. Overall, the Pacific Science Center offers a wonderful combination of education and entertainment. Whether you're visiting with kids or simply enjoy interactive learning, it's a fantastic place to spend several hours exploring, discovering, and having fun.