Got up a bit late, as it was a weekend ;), I freshened up and all set to hit Seattle again. I was being a hero by wearing a linen shirt in the freaking 6 Deg cold, cold start affecting my naked nose and lips. We missed our 10.15 am bus from Tacoma Mall to Washington University, which was great for me as I ran back and got my jacket, this was relief. Reached Seattle by around 12.30pm, this trip was less of sight seeing and more of visiting the World's first Starbucks coffee shop.
After checking the Ross shop and Vijesh got refund for his watch, we proceeded to the nearby Pike Market, on the way Vijesh enjoyed his Japanese Hot Dog, I was craving to have the World's Best Mac n Cheese at Beecher's Cheese joint, the cheese was handmade and delicious, while the pasta was soft and melted in my mouth. I also saw them making the cheese infront of me. I later had Danish Cream and Apricot Ruggula at 3 Girls bakery and the Aprioct one was the standout loaded with Apricots and Walnuts and just for 1.5$. I ordered for a cafe mocha cold with Cream on it and Vijesh chose the Pike roast at the Starbuck's (World's first outlet). We strolled around checked out other shops in Seattle downtown including Harley's showroom and North face (this one is not popular in India), were surprised to hear old hindi songs being played at SAM (Seattle Art Museum). So this was our final goodbye to Seattle and it was memorable to say the least.
Seattle Rocks !!!
After checking the Ross shop and Vijesh got refund for his watch, we proceeded to the nearby Pike Market, on the way Vijesh enjoyed his Japanese Hot Dog, I was craving to have the World's Best Mac n Cheese at Beecher's Cheese joint, the cheese was handmade and delicious, while the pasta was soft and melted in my mouth. I also saw them making the cheese infront of me. I later had Danish Cream and Apricot Ruggula at 3 Girls bakery and the Aprioct one was the standout loaded with Apricots and Walnuts and just for 1.5$. I ordered for a cafe mocha cold with Cream on it and Vijesh chose the Pike roast at the Starbuck's (World's first outlet). We strolled around checked out other shops in Seattle downtown including Harley's showroom and North face (this one is not popular in India), were surprised to hear old hindi songs being played at SAM (Seattle Art Museum). So this was our final goodbye to Seattle and it was memorable to say the least.
Seattle Rocks !!!
Linen shirt in that freaking 6 deg cold weather! Only you can carry it with grace ;) LOL :D
ReplyDeletelol..jacket was my savior
ReplyDeleteListening to a Hindi song in Seattle might have made you feel like seeing water in a desert!
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