Wann Japanese Izakaya
Sake & shochu wash down inventive Japanese bar food amid clean, crisp decor in a Zen-like setting.
Downtown Is Open
Welcome Back Downtown
Downtown Seattle’s business and nonprofit landscape was significantly altered by COVID-19. We’re excited to share the many DSA members and other downtown businesses that have begun to welcome back patrons 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 selection of now-open locations below!
Wasabi Sushi & Izakaya
Wasabi offers an extensive array of izakaya and sushi rolls using traditional Japanese ingredients.
Washington Athletic Club
The WAC is a private nonprofit city athletic club committed to enriching the lives of their members. Access to the Club and Club Events is available exclusively to WAC members and their personal guests. Schedule a personal tour today!
Arts & Culture
Waterfall Garden Park
In the space formerly occupied by the original headquarters of UPS now lies a serene and beautiful park. Stop by for a moment of quiet contemplation or to appreciate a bit of off-the-beaten-path Seattle history.
Retail
Watson Kennedy
Watson Kennedy is the place for all things home and living, with two shops featuring personally curated collections of items. The shops showcase vintage & new furniture, housewares, linens, jewelry, bath products, home goods and all kinds of other gifts and treasures. This local labor of love has been serving the Seattle area for over 20 years.
Restaurants & Bars
Wild Ginger
Authentic Southeast Asian cuisine, a lively bar and award-winning wine list in a sophisticated downtown setting.
Willmott’s Ghost
Roman-style pizzas, seasonal salads, fried bites, fire roasted dishes and decadent desserts, served in The Spheres on Sixth and Lenora.
Restaurants & Bars
Wing Dome
Local chain of sports bars featuring bar food and large wing selection, including sauce of the month and specialty varieties.
Arts & Culture
Wing Luke Museum
The Wing Luke Museum is home to 60,000 square feet of Asian Pacific American history. Stroll through meaningful exhibits and collections and learn about the deep roots these communities have in Seattle.
Arts & Culture
Wings Over Washington
Take a ride in the state-of-the-art “flying theater” that will transport you on an aerial adventure above one of America’s most scenic and beautiful states! Wings Over Washington uses 5K cameras, innovative art laser projection, drones for image capture and a ground-breaking surround sound system to bring guests an amazing journey over our Washington.
World Spice Merchants
Nestled below Pike Place Market on the Seattle waterfront, World Spice Merchants has been a hub of flavor exploration since 1995. With over 200 spice selections gracing the shelves, World Spice is a destination offering unique flavor selections for every chef.
Worldmark at the Camlin
Historically known as a popular resort among the celebrities, WorldMark Seattle – The Camlin has a long and distinguished history within Seattle’s Emerald City.
Yard House
High-end sports-bar chain with a huge menu of New American fare & an extensive list of draft beers.
Ye Olde Curiosity Shop
A 100-year-old purveyor of curiosities, curios and kitsch featuring mummies, shrunken-heads and a Fiji Mermaid.
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.