Hey Seattle!

Im new to Seattle and trying to settle in with a healthcare provider. I’m looking for a doctor that I can get HRT through. I’ve been struggling with hormone imbalances since a previous doctor switched me to a strange hormone regime (I don’t think she knew what she was doing). I’m wondering if anyone can suggest a PCP that they have worked with who is reliable and possibly helped someone get to the other side of a hormone imbalance in the process?

Hey friends, where are we going to get refills of cleaning products or personal care items? Things like lotion, dish soap or laundry detergent.

I searched and the last time this question was asked on this subreddit was 6 years ago, and the world has changed since then. It feels like there are choices (and actual competition) in PDX, but the Recology Store’s couple of locations are the only ones I’m aware of here. Am I missing something?

A close friend is going through a major life transition, looking for a place for them to unwind, reset and recharge. ( spa not required!)

Nature - calm- good food - some physical activity.

Any reasonable/ affordable recommendations from personal experience? Would love to hear about places that genuinely helped you feel refreshed.

This was posted on r:/seattle by someone who apparently is a spammer and got removed. (Not me!) I liked the question and the early answers. Here's mine: Turntables and Trails on Lake City Way. Your source for used stereo equipment and used outdoor gear under the same roof. Because, why not?

What are your quirky businesses or other overlooked favorites that deserve more attention?

I moved here earlier in the spring from El Paso, TX and was curious about restaurants in the area that make Mexican food similar to how they make it down there!

For anyone that knows ep I’m thinking somewhere akin to L&J’s, Kikis, Carlos and Mickeys, etc. Not particularly the “best” or most authentic Mexican food available here- just something that can scratch a specific itch I have :)

Hey folks I want to see some *color* before November rolls around and all the leaves drop. I don’t own a car so looking for spots that are accessible via transit for a long day trip. My plan is to do that this weekend or next.

If all else fails I do know about the arboretum is wonderful this time of year or swinging by discovery park. Just looking for more options outside of the immediate city.

Coming up to Seattle for a week for work and I want to go visit Mount Rainer on Saturday. I know that renting a car is likely the option I gotta go with but is there like a bus or other mode of transportation, maybe. even a tour, that takes you to/back? I have a heart issue so im not going to be hiking but I do want to visit the national park. Thanks y'all!

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Hello. Im visiitng this weekend (yay)

Do yall really have salmon swimming in your rivers? I know the aquarium is hosting events for it. Wondering if I should go out of my way to see it (I only have this one weekend)-would be so stoked to see it if they really are

As the title says, does anyone know of apartments that work with recent Chapter 7 discharge? Preferably somewhere in the Bothell, Kirkland, Kenmore, and Redmond areas.

Thinking about booking this hotel for next weekend. It looks like it’s a first class hotel. It comes with breakfast for two each morning. Does anybody know if that’s a buffet? Evidently, I can’t find on the hotel menu breakfast
Second question: what’s the best way to get to Lumen Stadium from there as we’re coming in for the Seahawks versus Kansas City Chiefs game.

I assume that the hotel is walking distance to General tourist attractions, the Chihuly Museum, Pikes Market, we also want to go to tour Boeing, we know that that would be a long Uber ride unless there’s other types of service to get there from the hotel area, would like to find that out.

So long story short, i got a couple days here for a conference so I’ll only have evenings free. I’ve spent 2 summers in Seattle, so I’ve done the basic stuff like pike place and the space needle, but I’m curious if there’s any more “niche” places, restaurants, or activities that yall could recommend that could be done in an evening? No worry about transportation, I used to take the buses at 11pm when I interned here 😭

I will be visiting Seattle for the first time in early December and will not be renting a car. I have decided that public transportation will work for what I like to do. Any suggestions for how to use public transportation would be greatly appreciated. I only have buses where I live, and a lot of it will be new to me.

So far, I plan to visit some of the tourist attractions like the Space Needle, Chihuly Garden, Pike Place, and a few other big attractions in that immediate area. I am looking for other things to do, especially later in the day, that are not drinking or hiking. I am considering a ghost tour and the Museum of Illusions. I think I will be there for the Seattle Christmas Market. I would like to take a boat tour of some kind and would like recommendations. Really looking for tours, shopping, shows, science, or space stuff. I think I saw something about wooden boat tours? I can't find it now. I would like other holiday-themed things that might be happening in the area too. I am not worried about food, as I just make sure to try new places as I go. Whales would be really cool to see as well if they are in the area around that time.

Suggestions appreciated

I’ll be in Seattle for the first time next month and I’m really looking forward to it! I want to make a point of doing some thrifting for clothing while I’m there. Ideally I’d love to go somewhere where I can walk around a little and hit multiple shops. My searching so far says Capitol Hill but I’d love to hear some real people opinions. Where should I go?

New call of duty is coming out soon. I think gaming is a great way to connect with people. My old friends hardly game anymore. I’m on PS5 Doctordoom_62

Hello! I read other threads on Diamond Parking Lot, where people said they simply don't pay the ticket.

I grew up in Seattle and remember when we actually had parking lots that weren't charging an arm and leg or were free.

I feel Diamond is such a scourge in the community.

That being said, I got a parking ticket for being in a lot literally 5 minutes.

It was in a rental car though... do they have a way to track and enforce this other than the plates?

Should I pay it in case they somehow contact the rental company, or just do nothing? Rental has already been returned.

Does anyone know of any 18+ raves happening this weekend (or just before 10/20) ? I have a friend who's visiting me and he really wants to go to a rave, but I'm not really a raver so I don't have any connections to find any LOL. We're also both 20 and don't have fakes as of rn, so it's got to be an 18+ event. We're in CapHill, so that be the most ideal, but as long as public transport can take us there we're open to all suggestions.

It may be a long shot, but I figured it doesn't hurt to ask. Thanks!!

Looking for somewhere to do Karaoke with a gaggle of folks. So far we have about 10 people wanting to go. Most of us live in Northgate or outside of Seattle (towards Tacoma) so anywhere between Tacoma and Northgate would be good.

We are thinking about Round 1 since it's so far been the cheapest, but we're open to ideas.

1. Jimmy James (11) • High-profile staple in groups like True Loves, Parlor Greens, and Champagne Bubblebath; praised for deep groove, Hendrix-inspired style, and jam skills.
2. Danny Godinez (7) • Beloved instructor and performer known for acoustic and electric technique; plays regular no-cover shows at Owl & Thistle and Darrell's.
3. Andy Coe (7) • Local jam/jazz/fusion staple with the Andy Coe Band and McTuff, known for Jerry Garcia-style improvisations and free Monday sets at Blue Moon Tavern.
4. Kathy Moore (5) • Acclaimed regional guitarist praised for her versatile lead playing, Soundgarden tribute sets, and frequent local performances.
5. Ayron Jones (4) • Prominent local artist known for a raw, heavy, and high-energy style described as "filthy."
6. Xoth (4) • Technical metal band featuring double-guitar shredding and intense live shows at El Corazon.
7. Simon Henneman (3) • Super-shredder in Authentic Luxury and War Puppy who blends fast, tasteful solos with theatrical elements like headstock theremin and banjo shredding.
8. Shaun Crawford (3) • Songwriter and guitarist who plays across multiple local bands and leads Shaun Crawford & The Reasons.
9. R.L. Heyer (3) • Local jam and funk regular frequently seen at Seamonster Lounge (F2D) and performing alongside Kathy Moore.
10. Eric Snyder (3) • Standout lead guitarist in the local metal scene, performing with La Cabra and Skank Tornado.
11. Nate Gniffke (2) • Fronts Gniffke, delivering an 80s hard-rock, Les Paul-driven style reminiscent of John Sykes.
12. Dave Webb (2) • Progressive rock guitarist in Moon Letters and heavy metal riff-smith in Subversion Trigger.
13. Igor Abuladze (2) • Guitarist for heavy, experimental local acts Nosretep and Black Dogs.
14. Jesse (1) • Lead guitarist for heavy metal band Greyhawk, noted for technical shredding and strong improvisation.
15. Curtis (1) • Multi-instrumentalist playing heavy guitar and bass in Witch Ripper and Moon Letters.
16. Aaron Hiebert (1) • Plays with Eden and Shaggysweet, known for high-energy rock solos and Emerald City Guitars YouTube appearances.
17. Demarcus Baysmore (1) • Seattle Jazz Academy faculty member and Heavy Bloom guitarist delivering high-level jazz-fusion chops.
18. Jay Roberts (1) • Second-generation guitarist and son of jazz legend Howard Roberts, praised for powerful live shows.
19. Mandy Fer (1) • Award-winning lead guitarist for Sway Wild who tours nationally and exhibits top-tier instrumental skill.
20. Rusty Baumeier (1) • Noted for his lead guitar work during a six-month stint with The Maya Experience.
21. Les Evans (1) • Co-guitarist featured in the heavy metal group Subversion Trigger.
22. Larches Lead Guitarist (1) • Highlighted for ripping lead guitar work live with local band Larches.
23. Ben Bloom (1) • Guitarist for Polyrhythmics, praised as a favorite on the local funk and soul scene.
24. Tim Mitchell (1) • Versatile player doing hard rock with Rent The Sky and funk/R&B with Global Heat.
25. Alex Lancaster (1) • Fronts the Alex Lancaster Band with blues-rock lead playing.
26. Ian Moore (1) • Vashon Island-based blues and rock guitarist known for soulful, high-energy performances.
27. Jack & Endo (1) • Dual guitarists for skate punk band Me, Grimlock!, praised for fast-paced shredding.
28. Dave (1) • Lead guitarist for the punk-ish group Chance to Steal.
29. Ruth & Jared (1) • Dual shredders heading up the group Maxx Shredroom.
30. Country Dave (1) • Recommended for classic country-style picking and shredding.
31. Nathan Smurthwaite (1) • Guitarist for local heavy/psychedelic acts Fungal Abyss and Marrying Type.
32. Jim Davis (1) • Heavy riff and lead contributor to Fungal Abyss and Bog Ore.
33. Steve Schmidt (1) • Guitarist for Diminished Men who weaves subtle shred elements into experimental arrangements.
34. Dan Teisan (1) • Former Late September Dogs guitarist known for playing extremely fast, high-note leads.
35. Jeff Loomis (1) • Internationally recognized metal guitarist (Nevermore) based locally, cited as a premier shredder.
36. Yellow Crane (1) • Local band featuring a high-intensity guitarist and bassist tandem.
37. Frontline (1) • Melodic metal outfit based north of Seattle with face-melting lead solos.
38. Nick Nordus (1) • Fronts Nordus, showcasing technical lead skills.
39. Montlake Traffic Lead Guitarist (1) • Lead player for funk-rock group Montlake Traffic, noted for standout chops.
40. Steel Beans (1) • Multi-instrumentalist live performer recognized for intense stage energy.
41. Thaddeus Turner (1) • Seamonster Lounge regular praised as one of the area's premier live guitarists.
42. Little Venom (1) • High-energy band noted for strong individual technique across all instruments.
43. Leif Totusek (1) • Plays monthly jazz/fusion residency sets at Latona Pub in Green Lake.

I know this is a long shot, but I was recently diagnosed with small fiber neuropathy and would love any recommendations of neurologists that can help support me.

I’ve done my research and this is a condition that’s not very well understood. I’m looking to seek care from someone that specializes in this.

Thank you!

Is there anywhere I can get an affogato with soft serve this time of year? Or just an amazing one in general, I could pivot. Down to travel, live in Capitol Hill tho.

Hello! I will be visiting seattle in November for a siblings birthday. We will be staying in the downtown area around 6th ave. I was wondering if you guys had any good suggestions for nicely decorated/located restaurants for a dinner? Ideally something with good food and a nice view! Open to any cuisine, just wanting to do something nicer.

Looking for something fun to do tonight.

Relocating for work. Shipping the car, flying in. Quotes range $950 to $1,300 for the same sedan. Is that spread normal for midwest to Pacific Northwest.