SIFF Film Center is the place to go in Seattle if you’re a film buff. They often have events such as film talks。
go to Trophy Cupcakes (and get som macarons too while you’re at it). They have vegan and gluten-free options as well. Location: 223 W Galer St. Suite A Restaurants Queen Anne is an excellent spot for a meal in Seattle due to its convenient location near Seattle Center and downtown Seattle. Whether you’re looking for a quick， which recently opened under new ownership while retaining its warm， this cute and cozy bookstore is a great place to spend a morning. Location: 1811 Queen Anne Ave N #103 24. Stuhlberg’s Stuhlberg’s Located in an old house in Queen Anne。
the International Fountain， and the Artists at Play playground. Phew! It really is the center of Seattle. We particularly like going to Seattle Center for its ongoing Festal series， Climate Pledge Arena， but if you’re on foot you will be walking up Seattle’s second-tallest hill! Lower Queen Anne is near downtown and is where you’ll find the Space Needle， or your parents. Location: 2209 Queen Anne Ave N 15. Bounty Kitchen Bounty Kitchen Bounty Kitchen serves breakfast。
and live music. Location: Queen Anne Ave N W Crockett St Parks and outdoor spaces Thanks to its hilltop position， but it’s worth it for special occasions. Location: 2576 Aurora Ave N 12. 5 Spot 5 Spot Looking for a more casual meal? Head to 5 Spot， thanks to its location in Seattle Center. Location: 305 Harrison St 35. International Fountain via Shutterstock Kids and adults alike love cooling off in Seattle Center’s International Fountain in the summer. It also gets lit up for nightly light shows during the holidays. Location: 305 Harrison St Entertainment and culture It’s not hard to find entertainment while you’re in Lower Queen Anne， cheerful ambiance and reliable menu of comfort food. Location: 1502 Queen Anne Ave N 13. The Sushi Samurai The Sushi Samurai The Sushi Samurai could always be relied on for a great sushi meal， you can’t go wrong with one of these Queen Anne eateries. 9. Toulouse Petite via Toulouse Petit You’ll feel like you’ve been transported to New Orleans at this atmospheric Cajun-Creole restaurant in Queen Anne. Location: 601 Queen Anne Ave N 10. How to Cook a Wolf How to Cook a Wolf Chef Ethan Stowell serves Italian-Mediterranean fare at this Queen Anne restaurant that is popular among Seattleites for date night. Location: 2208 Queen Anne Ave N 11. Canlis via Canlis Canlis is Seattle’s most iconic restaurant， IMAX theaters， plus a weekly farmers market. 23. Queen Anne Book Company Queen Anne Book Co. Located right next to the Queen Anne Coffee Company， we think all of the below spots are worth a visit for various reasons. 30. Kerry Park Kerry Park Yes， Seattle Center—Queen Anne is essentially two neighborhoods combined. Keep that distinction in mind as you read our guide to the Queen Anne neighborhood. You can easily drive between the upper and lower halves， Queen Anne does have some really wonderful cocktail joints and cozy neighborhood bars. 17. Bar Miriam via Bar Miriam Bar Miriam is a chic， lunch， friends， the iconic view at Kerry Park is worth the near-constant crowd of people. We recommend stopping at Molly Moon’s for some ice cream on your way there. Location: 211 W Highland Dr 31. Parsons Gardens Parsons Gardens No tourists are allowed in this secret garden. Just kidding! In all seriousness， Climate Pledge Arena， great drinks， 2026 ， cheap bite or planning to make a reservation for a special occasion， a different sort of entertainment: the Queen Anne Pool. This heated indoor public pool is a great place to go for some fun and exercise year-round. It has a rope swing and a sauna! Location: 1920 1st Ave W Also see: The Top 45 Things To Do In Seattle’s Ballard Neighborhood Latest posts 20 exciting things to do in Seattle this September August 14。
kids’ toys， 1， and just relaxing in nature—so be sure to be quiet and respectful if you visit. Location: 650 W Highland Dr 32. Bhy Kracke Park Bhy Kracke Park Another hidden gem in Queen Anne。
and more. Location: 334 1st Ave N 44. SIFF Film Center SIFF Film Center Located on the Seattle Center campus， parks with birds-eye views， and dinner. Location: 1252 Thomas St 3. Cafe Fiore Cafe Fiore Cafe Fiore is a great coffee shop to visit in Queen Anne if you’re near Kerry Park or if you have little ones with you (it’s very kid-friendly). Location: 224 W Galer St 4. Queen Anne Coffee Co. Queen Anne Coffee Co. Our favorite thing about Queen Anne Coffee Co. is its location. It’s right next to Queen Anne Book Company， this theatre at Seattle Center is one of our favorite venues for seeing a play or musical. Location: 155 Mercer St 46. Queen Anne Pool Queen Anne Pool Finally， whether you’re visiting for the first time or have lived in Seattle for years. You can’t beat the 360-degree view， snug cocktail bar in Queen Anne that knows how to make a mean cocktail. Location: 307 W McGraw St 18. Streamline Tavern Streamline Tavern Queen Anne locals love this neighborhood tavern for its old-school vibes and friendly atmosphere. Location: 174 Roy St 19. Bad Bar via Bad Bar Contrary to its name， via Shutterstock Save You’ll find culture， museums， and local ingredients. Go here if you want to feel nourished. Location: 7 Boston St 16. The Masonry The Masonry The Masonry is the place to go for wood-fired pizza in Queen Anne. Unfortunately their Fremont location closed recently， summer camps， Seattle Children’s Museum is a must-visit for those with kids. It’s particularly geared towards ages 10 and under. They’re open every day except Tuesdays from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Location: 305 Harrison St 39. Pacific Science Center Pacific Science Center Seattle’s science center is particularly known for its laser shows， but after a pivot it is now Seattleite’s go-to spot for 100% vegan sushi that rivals the real thing. Location: 1817 Queen Anne Ave N 14. Eden Hill via Eden Hill One of Seattle’s most beautiful restaurants， and geese. It’s particularly scenic in the fall. You can walk or bike along the trail and then cross the Fremont Bridge (pictured above) to explore Fremont. 34. Artists at Play Playground via Shutterstock This is possibly the most epic playground in all of Seattle. It’s always pretty lively， small wedding ceremonies， dating back to 1950. It has a mid-century modern design with an elevated view of Lake Union from atop Queen Anne. The dress code is mandatory and the bill will be high， the Space Needle，。
this bar in Queen Anne is actually good. They have free pool， and butterfly house. Location: 200 2nd Ave N 40. Chihuly Garden Glass Prepare to have your mind blown by Dave Chihuly’s colorful glass artwork at this museum located in Seattle Center. Location: 305 Harrison St 41. Space Needle The Loupe Lounge in the Space Needle The Space Needle is worth visiting at least once。
since that is where you will find Seattle Center and many museums and performance centers. 36. Museum of Pop Culture MoPOP by Hester Qiang on Unsplash Kids and kids-at-heart will find endless fun at MoPOP， Chihuly Garden Glass， and nightlife You’ll find that the nightlife scene in Queen Anne is much quieter compared to other Seattle neighborhoods like Capitol Hill. The higher north you go from Seattle Center in Lower Queen Anne。
Ali Wong， and a cool ambiance. Location: 819 5th Ave N 20. The Sitting Room The Sitting Room Go to The Sitting Room in Queen Anne when you want a moody， and other entertainment options at the bustling Seattle Center. As you make your way up (and eventually over) the hill， entertainment， but if you find yourself up that way it’s worth a visit to try some of their classic Scandinavian baked goods such as Swedish Princess Cake. Location: 15 Nickerson St 2. Cafe Hagen Cafe Hagen Cafe Hagen is another Scandinavian bakery in Queen Anne that we love but this one is near Seattle Center. In addition to coffee and pastries they’re also open for brunch， and dinner while focusing on fresh， Seattle: Cafes and bakeries Get fueled up with caffeine and a pastry before you start to explore Queen Anne (there’s a lot of walking uphill!). Here are some of our favorite cafes and bakeries in Queen Anne: 1. Byen Bakeri via Byen Bakeri Byen Bakeri is all the way at the top of Upper Queen Anne by the Fremont Cut， this chic Italian restaurant in Queen Anne is a lovely place to go for dinner with a date，200 drones will bring the dazzling world of Harry Potter™ films to Seattle skies August 14。
2026 The world’s largest Goodwill is right here in Seattle—and a local muralist just gave it a gorgeous new look August 13， the more residential and less lively it gets. That said， organic。
Queen Anne is home to the Seattle park with possibly the most famous view: Kerry Park. That said， and more. Location: 305 Harrison St 45. Seattle Repertory Theatre Seattle Rep Known as Seattle Rep， you’ll enter Upper Queen Anne. This area is more residential and relaxed. Here you’ll find stunning old houses， the monorail， starting out with cafes and ending with the many entertainment options in Queen Anne. In between you’ll also find recommendations for restaurants， and cozy neighborhood haunts. We’ve organized this list for your convenience， and endless things to do in Queen Anne， Parsons Gardens is a beloved hidden gem that locals often use for proposals， especially with the new rotating glass floor. Location: 400 Broad St 42. McCaw Hall McCaw Hall Located just north of Seattle Center， 2026 This weekend only， romantic vibe reminiscent of a European bistro. Location: 108 W Roy St 21. The Tin Lizzie Lounge The Tin Lizzie Lounge is a speakeasy in Queen Anne with a vintage bar and Prohibition-era drinks. Go here when you crave an escape from modern life. Location: 600 Queen Anne Ave N 22. Queen Anne Beer Hall via Queen Anne Beer Hall Queen Anne Beer Hall brings an authentic European beer hall experience to Seattle. It’s a great place to go with a big group. Location: 203 W Thomas St Shopping Queen Anne is home to many well-curated boutiques and small businesses， chef demos， McCaw Hall is the home of the Pacific Northwest Ballet and the Seattle Opera. They also host other shows; for example， Seattle. Home to the beating heart of Seattle—the 1964 World Fair’s home base， lunch， Seattle’s homage to all things pop culture from movies and TV to video games and music. Location: 325 5th Ave N 37. Seattle Center via Shutterstock Seattle Center is the home of MoPOP， strollers， and more. Location: 1801 Queen Anne Ave N 100 #527 25. Millie Millie Millie is one of our favorite clothing boutiques in Queen Anne. They sell streetwear-inspired women’s clothing， so you know you’ll look on-trend if you shop here. Location: 1622 Queen Anne Ave N 26. Mercer Street Books Mercer Street Books We love browsing this snug used bookstore that is conveniently located close to Seattle Center and downtown. Location: 7 Mercer St 27. Royal Records Royal Records Open daily from 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. this record shop is a great place to browse for some new and used tunes. Location: 2 W Roy St 28. Light in the Attic Light in the Attic Locals call this record shop in Queen Anne “essential” and “small but mighty.” They’re open every day and located right by Seattle Center. Location: 472 1st Ave N 29. Queen Anne Farmers Market Queen Anne Farmers Market If you find yourself in Queen Anne on farmers market day， Kraken games。
a skate plaza， Bill Nye the Science Guy， so you can get a hot beverage and then browse the stacks. Location: 1811 Queen Anne Ave N 5. Macrina Bakery Macrina Bakery This cozy spot is one of our favorite bakeries in Queen Anne. They have excellent breakfast sandwiches and French toast. Location: 615 W McGraw St 6. Moonrise Bakery Moonrise Bakery We love having coffee and a pastry in the covered outdoor space at this French bakery in Queen Anne. They also have a natural wine shop inside. Location: 1805 Queen Anne Ave N 7. Top Pot Doughnuts Top Pot Doughnuts The best handmade doughnuts in Queen Anne! Location: 325 W Galer St 8. Trophy Cupcakes Trophy Cupcakes If you need cupcakes that will impress everyone at your next party， Bhy Kracke Park is often overlooked in favor of Kerry Park but has a wonderful view of its own (minus the crowd of people). Location: 1215 5th Ave N 33. South Ship Canal Trail Fremont Bridge via Shutterstock The South Ship Canal Trail hugs the Fremont Cut on the Queen Anne side and is often populated by joggers， Seattle Storm games， the Queen Anne Farmers Market operates on Thursdays between June 1 and October 12 from 3:00 to 7:30 p.m. In addition to food vendors there are also children’s activities， parks， shops。
Stuhlberg’s sells home decor， and RuPaul’s Drag Race are a few upcoming guests. Location: 321 Mercer St 43. Climate Pledge Arena Climate Pledge Arena Climate Pledge Arena is where Seattleites go for concerts， bikers， don’t miss out! The only independent farmers market in Seattle， during which you get to enjoy food and entertainment from a different culture every month for free. 38. Seattle Children’s Museum Seattle Children’s Museum Located on the lowest floor of the Armory at the Seattle Center， breweries， so all the more reason to show some support. Make sure to try the meatballs. Location: 20 Roy St. Bars。
and bars. Here are the top things to do in Queen Anne， gifts。