Wizards Of Ahhhhs
by Larry DobrowIf Bird has a regret, it's that her busy schedule allows her to
take only so much advantage of what the city has to offer. She
speaks warmly of the days when she's able to take her lunch to
Kerry Park and enjoy one of the city's most panoramic views. And
though she claims that
Amazon is more her speed, Bird is awed by
the
Seattle Public Library. "In terms of architecture, it's just
ridiculous. It does not look like a library. It looks like
something out of
Total Recall," she
enthuses.
We Said...
Where we (w)hoop it up in
Seattle
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LODGING
4721, www.acehotel.com. The Ace is
either a very chic hostel (some rooms
have shared baths) or a pared-down
boutique property. However you label
it, it makes for a simple yet stylish
stay in Seattle.
The Edgewater Hotel, very expensive,
(206) 728-7000, www.edgewaterhotel.com.
A big part of Seattle's appeal is the
waterfront, but unbelievably, there's
only one hotel in town where you can
take advantage of it. In addition to
its million-dollar view, the Edgewater
offers plenty of other amenities; the
well-stocked bathrooms even come with a
rubber ducky.
DINING
.bethscafe.com. Beth's serves burgers,
salads, and more, but for more than 50
years, it's really been all about the
breakfasts here, particularly the
plate-
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