Wing Luke Museum of the Asian Pacific Experience shares living oral history, contemporary art, documentary narrative, and a vital living context of Seattle's Chinatown and Asian-Pacific communities. Read more.
check out the amazing greeting card collection - some really great letterpress and contemporary artists in the mix.
An inviting spot where a European vibe meets a contemporary American menu that segues smoothly from baked beans and Dutch babies to house-made pastas, savory tarts and chicken with dumplings. Read more.
This is a must when visiting Seattle. Featuring an impressive collection of contemporary sculpture and stunning views of the city and the water.
An impressive sculpture garden featuring art from the SAM’s collection. Stroll through in late afternoon, then stay to enjoy the sunset. Open 365 days a year and always free. Read more.
Teeth /Using video and live-generated music, the Portland troupe takes contemporary dance to a technological level in Make/Believe. Mar 1–3. Read more.
General seating, so arrive early. Also, check out their website for OtB.tv -- you can pay to see videos of performances that you missed or that you loved so much, you just have to see them again! Read more.
Contemporary American-style comfort food two ways: "Supper Club" Th-Sat is like a private party, with a single seating for a four-course, prix fixe menu; and "Happpy Mondays" featuring small plates. Read more.
Really small place, so make reservations. Great array of farm to table entrees and awesome wine pairings. Get the Tasting Menu.
For a more casual vibe, try the small plate, no reservation menus on Mondays and Thursdays. [Eater 38 Member] Read more.
Vito’s now offers 18 specialty cocktails, among them popular oldies (the Corpse Reviver No. 2) and contemporary options like the Red Hook, a rye-based mixture invented on Manhattan’s Lower East Side. Read more.