The 7 Best Places for Fruit Bread in the Seattle Central Business District, Seattle

Susan Cannon: The best afternoon tea I've had. Hazelnut puff pastry, passion fruit macaroon, beet meringue to name a few of the treats.

CameronNewland.com: A delicious and inexpensive lunch can be found on the menu, listed as 'Express Lunch'. Usually comes with a club sandwich, soup of the day, insalata caprese, and a petite chocolate dessert.

Jessie Wang: Great place for lunch and dinner. Beautiful high ceiling and classic decoration. Prime card buy one get one discount.

AT&T: You can log on to AT&T Wi-Fi at this Starbucks. It’s free, and they also offer great local content on their Starbucks Digital Network

Luz GR: The original Starbucks, I love it... get there early enough to be the only client and the attention is amazing

Josh van Hulst: I love the lively baristas. They are always very friendly and fast

Phil Shryock: In my opinion, the best latte in Seattle. Try the Medici for something different.

Ben Lloyd: Cold brew!

Elizabeth: Amazing coffee and chic venue. Try and shakarato and an extra shot of express to go. You're welcome :)

Jason Ribakow: FPC members can use the hotel's BMW bikes to go out and explore & ride on the trails / bike paths. Be careful breaking, the brakes are super responsive!!

Patrick Gateley: You'll always feel under dressed here.

USA TODAY: Herbert Hoover was the first president to check into this hotel. Since then, eacht has stayed in the presidential suite. Read more.

Josh Schumacher: Great view, plenty of places to sit and see the city while you work and enjoy the free wifi.

Dustin Hodge: Admire the view on a clear day.

Cindi: Grande hot chocolate with 1 pump peppermint - slight girl scout cookie taste!

Johan Broberg: Order the Baja Blue martini. Don't have too many — make sure you can get home safe and return for more another day!

Nicole Baade: One of my favorite drinks in Seattle is their Lavender Martini! Go on Thurs-Sat evening for a drink & they have a great piano guy too.

Rose Lorea: Lavender martini...yum!

Dana Nino: Amazing food- had the filet mignon with Brussels sprouts which sounds boring but it was absolutely delicious- perfectly cooked ultra tender fillet and amazing tasting Brussels sprouts -

Jason Silver: have a flight of the bold yet elegant red wines

The Seattle Times: More than 80 wines are available by the glass many organized into four 2.5-ounce tastes. Has an eclectic menu that encourages sampling as well. Try something from the "Tasting Bar," available after 3. Read more.