Downtown Is Open
Current offers from DSA members and other downtown businesses
Downtown Seattle’s business and nonprofit landscape has been significantly altered by COVID-19. While some businesses remain closed, many DSA members and other downtown businesses have now begun to reopen their doors for in-store shopping or dining-in, while following public health guidelines. Help support local business and downtown’s retail, restaurant and arts sectors by checking out the many reopenings, adjusted hours and promotional deals below.
Restaurants & Bars
Seattle Best Tea
Order online or visit their store for a variety of teas, boba and other sweet drinks. Open for limited capacities.
Starbucks
Takeout only. Customers can still order at the counter, through the “order ahead” feature in the Starbucks app, via drive-thru and use delivery.
Restaurants & Bars
Uwajimaya
Offering curbside pickup with $40 minimum purchase. Food court restaurants are currently open for takeout only. Kinokuniya Bookstore now open 10 a.m.–8 p.m.
Tuesdays from 8-9 a.m set aside for seniors (60+), those who are high risk or with pre-existing conditions or are pregnant to complete their shopping before the general public.
Arts & Culture
Wing Luke Museum
The Wing Luke Museum is now open! Wing Luke is home to 60,000 square feet of Asian Pacific American history. Visit their website to learn of upcoming events and virtual tours.
There are plenty of safe and clean ways to get downtown, but if you choose to drive, consider visiting downtownseattleparking.com for the best parking rates.