1. POMEROL

The spicy, wood-fire-grilled octopus served on a luxurious smear of aioli is tender, a little smoky, and full of flavor. It’s just one reason to check out this casual French- Vietnamese gem in Seattle’s Fremont neighborhood. 127 N. 36th St., 206 632-0135; pomerolrestaurant.com

1. WALRUS AND THE CARPENTER

This unpretentious oyster bar is cozy and bustling, great for smoked fish and lentils and perfectly fried oysters smudged with cilantro aioli. 4743 Ballard Ave. NW, 206 395-9227; thewalrusbar.com

1. CANON

You need at least four people and a sense of adventure to order Canon’s Fishhouse Punch Deluxe, a massive bowl of mixed rums, cognac, and sparkling wine, sweetened with muscovado sugar. Flying solo? Try a whiskey from the eclectic list. 928 12th Ave., 206 552-9755; canonseattle.com

There are several great options for gettting around Seattle and the Central Puget Sound region without a car. Seattle has an extensive bus system that can be used to travel througout the Puget Sound. The three primary transit providers in the Seattle and Central Puget Sound area are King County Metro, Community Transit, Pierce Transit, and Sound Transit. In addition to buses, Sound Transit offers commuter rail service between Tacoma, Seattle, Edmonds and Everett. Sound Transit also operates a light rail system that provides convenient service between Sea-Tac Airport and downtown Seattle.

Published on Aug 4, 2014

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