Welcome Back Downtown
Downtown Seattle’s business and nonprofit landscape was significantly altered by COVID-19. Today, more workers and visitors are returning to the center city, helping put downtown on a steady path to recovery. Help support downtown arts and cultural venues, retailers, restaurants and other businesses by using our directory below. Updated regularly, it features over 500 listings, including hours of operation and neighborhood. See you downtown!
Hing Hay Park is nestled in the heart of the Chinatown-International District Neighborhood. This award-winning park is home to an ornate Grand Pavilion, with decorative touches honoring Asian-American history in the Northwest. Hing Hay frequently hosts free public events for the community.
Try some of Seattle’s best dim sum at this family-owned restaurant, featuring a signature menu and welcoming, friendly service.
An International District fixture for over 30 years, the Kau Kau Restaurant is famous for its terrific barbecued meats.
Milkie Milkie brings the unique taste of Korean desserts to Seattle! Serving sweet bingsu, crispy rice cake toast, stuffed waffles and more, you won’t find these treats anywhere else.
Samurai Noodle is the first restaurant in Seattle to specialize in authentic Japanese ramen. The ID store is the flagship location!
Showcasing over 50 different pinball machines in a collection that spans more than 80 years, the Seattle Pinball Museum has something for every gaming fan. Unlimited play is included with the price of admission, with snacks and local craft beers available for purchase.
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.
