Suggestions for Public Transportation near East Queen Anne, Seattle

Wayne P. • April 13, 2010Perfect route takes you from north Seattle through Greenwood and Phinney Ridge, along Aurora till you hit downtown and then across W Seattle bridge to the Alaska Junction

Uptown S. • August 21, 2013This is a weekday, rush hour route only

Jake J. • March 15, 2013Should someone tell'em there ain't no bus stop there?

Eric H. • August 6, 2018Tap your Orca card before boarding to save time and enter through any door. Don’t be a freeloader!

Richard S. • November 28, 2018If it's cold or rainy go into the Starbucks to get warm. Snag a street-facing table to make sure you don't miss your bus.

Barbara M. • October 10, 2010Do not get on the 510. You will end up in Everett.

Jon M. • May 16, 2014Starting in 2014/15, Metro will put new buses on this route. They will have a/c, low floors for easier boarding, and battery backup so they can go short distances off the wire. Even w/o Prop. 1.

Gino M. • June 8, 2012The 66E will always be late

Jim A. • November 4, 2010When your bus shows up, get on it.

Suzie D. • April 20, 2010Make sure to check library hours before you go; operating hours are pretty limited these days.

Drew M. • August 23, 2017Interesting cocktails and decent food. Awesome outdoor back patio with retractable roof for nice days!

Amanda K. • November 25, 2011Delicious specialty beers rotate through here. The tostadas are also tasty...and cheap!

eric b. • February 5, 2018Fantastically cool building that is a ton of fun to explore. Be sure to go all the way to the top.

Emmet D. • February 10, 2012Store yo' shiz.

Chris S. • March 10, 2011The Fremont branch is big enough to browse, but don't forget about spl.org, where you can reserve books and pick them up here.