Guided tour · 2 hours
Seattle: Happy Hour Food and Cocktails Tour
Join the Happy Hour Food and Cocktails Tour! Savor street eats & drinks at 4 stops. Discover Seattle's food scene with a chef, every 5-7 PM on Fri & Sat!
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NeighborhoodCapitol Hill
HoursTue-Sun 17:00-00:00. Closed Mon.
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Tip: Reservation only via OpenTable, parties of one to six, up to six days ahead. The bartender builds drinks to your taste from scratch.
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Seattle: Pike Place Market Tour and Cocktail Class
Discover Seattle's Pike Place Market on a guided tour with a cocktail designer. Shop for unique ingredients, then learn to craft 4 signature cocktails in a private cla...
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Seattle: Mystery Paint & Sip Night at a Trendy Cider Bar
Join a paint and sip experience in Seattle and unleash your creativity. Follow easy, beginner-friendly guidance from a local artist and take home your own canvas as a memento.
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Address: 1406 12th Avenue, Seattle, WA 98122
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