The Central District Neighborhood of Seattle

Other notable places of interest include:

The Electric Lady Bicycles where you can buy fabulous bikes to see the sights of Seattle’s hills.

The Garfield Community Center offers an outdoor play area for your tykes. It also has a pool and a library.

For the foodies out there, CB has you covered. Due to its long history of cultural diversity, there is no shortage of food varieties from many parts of the world here, there’s Ethiopian, Vietnamese, Haitian, and, of course, American. There’s Fat’s Chicken and Waffles. Famous for its Louisiana-style fried chicken, this restaurant is owned and managed by long-time Central District residents. You can also check out Ezell’s Fried Chicken for some mouthwatering delights. There’s also NOVA that offers spicy, satisfying Thai delicacies.

For those who want to just kick back at the local watering hole, try out The Neighbor Lady, especially try out their alcoholic popsicles. If you want to just chill out with friendly people and have a glass of cold beer, head to Chuck’s Hop Shop or to the Twilight Exit.

For movie buffs, The Central Cinema can provide your much needed dine-in movie watching experience. Yes, you heard right; you can order food and they deliver it to your seat. If classic films and cartoon happy hours are your things, this place is perfect for date nights.

And if you’re looking for events, there’s the yearly Central Area Community Festival that aims to strengthen cultural diversity, pride, and even spirituality. There’s also the Bon Odori Festival to celebrate Japanese culture held every July.