Btw, what i liked in this city is the weather - gloomy and rainy, just like in Portland. But along with it this kind of atmosphere doesn't make me feel depressed due to the artchitecture - city's buildings look modern, stylish, not that grey, with hi-tech vibes. But the suburbs that were shown just melted my heart. I guess it's the perfect place to live with your family when you're in your late 30's, with a loving wife and two children :D
I grew up in Seattle and my favorite weather is rainy and dark too. The burbs you saw were probably around the U. District (maybe). They will melt your heart but be prepared to pay a lot for this warm cozy feeling. I can't afford to live in Seattle nowadays.
lots of grey buildings in portland, seattle has more color in its buildings so the grey skys kinda dont bug as much. no fucks given in portland , they just dont paint the concrete it was built with so the grey skys blend into the buildings and portland is depressing
My sister has lived in Seattle since '72. When she visits me in Denver, we'll sit in the backyard and after about ten minutes of squinting and shielding her eyes from our intense sun, she'll run back inside, yelling "How can you live here?!" I think she's a vampire...
Seattle from my personal point of view, is one of the most beautiful cities I´ve ever visited. I very looking forward to visit it again. I missed a lot of places. Great video!
I love Seattle. I have been there a couple of times to work as a travel nurse for Swedish Medical Center Cherry Hill. I used to spend my days off at Pike Place Market. I stayed in an Apartment in Capitol Hill across from Seattle University. Such a beautiful city! Thanks for sharing, it brought back good memories!
Mady Javier don’t listen to this guy and visit belltown, it’s very safe, in-fact cap hill is probably one of the most crime infested areas of the last couple years. However it is still safer than most city neighborhoods. Space needle was remodeled that’s why it looked like crap when he was there. It’s now pretty cool after a 100 million renovation. It’s all glass on the observation deck, even the floor. There are many many great places to eat. Check out yelp, this guy highlighted none f those. Make sure you hop on the ferry’s! Again something this guy has no clue about. Don’t visit Aberdeen, it is pretty run down, has the highest unemployment rate in the state. Have fun!
I feel like you kind of half-assed this video in comparison to the others on your channel, yet it has the most views 😂I promise Seattle is a fantastic city if you come the right time of year!
nadiainthesky funny you’d mention that. I shot this video back in November 2017. The style of the episodes, content and the way they’re shot has changed towards the cinematic and storytelling approach. Back when this was shot, it was more about winging it. That said, I did like Seattle and I do compliment it a few times in the video, even despite visiting in the wet season. I do appreciate you taking the time to watch the different episodes and making a comment with a good observation!
Ah, fair point :) well keep up the great work, your storytelling style and editing remind me a lot of Anthony Bourdain, and it's pretty impressive that you seem to be doing most of this solo(?). You deserve a ton more subscribers given the quality of your videos -- I look forward to seeing your channel grow!
That’s very nice of you to say, and yes, my style is more of the storytelling approach used by Anthony Bourdain, as I find that the best way to showcase a place. No Reservations and Parts Unknown were gold in my eyes. I do everything on my own here start to upload and hopefully the channel will continue growing! Thanks for the kind words, Nadia and I’m glad to have viewers/subs like you 💪🏻😁
What a great and thorough review and travel guide video! I also loved all the humerus parts, you're really funny! I live there almost 30 years and there is just so much I love about the place! And planning my trip to go visit my friends up there shortly and I was mainly on the Southside so there's a whole other scene over there LOL thanks again for a great watch!
Great guide, just some suggestions as a local. At pikes place get jacks chowder, it’s the best. Also make sure to check out all of the underground market levels. Going up the space needle isn’t worth it, it looks dope but yeah just check it out form a distance, or visit the Seattle center surrounding it. Capitol Hill is awesome, great record stores and restaurants. It’s dope for kids who like music and books. There’s like three record stores and book stores right by neumos. And CAFE VITA IS GOOD. While in Capitol Hill if u like coffee check out the big Starbucks where they make coffee. Big pipes and glass walls. In the u district you can check out the massive outdoor shopping center, u village, if ur into that (I’m not). Does that you shouted out coastal kitchen I go there all the time. While their go to volunteer park and right down the block for, the coastal kitchen is bakery NueVo, the best bakery in town. Seriously the almond croissant is the best thing I’ve ever tasted. If you want music, check out neumos or the crocodile (where Nirvana began performing). Other great things are the farmers markets and the entire Ballard neighborhood. Ballard is a melting pot of authentic foreign restaurants and beautiful stores. Visit hot cakes if u want something hella good. Finally I have to shout out some beaches, cause it is a coastal city. Wanna spend a summer day at the warm massive sandy beach? Go to golden gardens in Ballard (WHILE YOUR THEIR STOP BY RED MILL BURGERS) wanna get awesome hiking trails and great view? Go to carkeek park. Wanna have warm enough fresh water you can swim in? Go to magnuson park. Lol idk why i wrote all that but if your a tourist srsly take my advice. These are the places to be
Cornjob McGee why? Why would I get beaten, it’s the biggest tourist attraction besides the needle. And I am from Seattle... Nobody cares what you call it that's a myth
Thank you! Going on a 9 day vacation from Portland, to Seattle, and finally Vancouver starting the weekend before Labour Day. Can't wait to to get my hands on that almond croissant lmao
*The Rolls Royce Trent* dude Seattle is gorgeous all year round. I get depressed in the rain here but when I was living in Seattle back in the 90's and it rained I couldn't wait to get out in it. I felt like Gene Kelly from Singing in the Rain
@@cornjobb I actually like the rain, that's not the problem, but I'm sure the rainy weather gave me joint pains when I lived there. How do you locals avoid that?
The Rolls Royce Trent not so much anymore, for the last 8-10 years it’s pretty great from May- October with a fairly decent April. Hit 76 degrees a few weeks ago.
Hi Mitchell. Where did you start vlogging? Great videos. my second vlog I made was also about seattle. im just starting out.so I'm still learning what works and doesn't work... So I'm hopping that the next one will be much better. I think if I watched yours before going to Seattle it would have looked much better. LOL either way I had fun. I love your dry sense of humor.
Loved this video!! I’m visiting for the first time in November/December!! 💛 Been dying to visit Seattle! Watching this video makes me love the Seattle vibe even more!
kishore S I’ve heard!! How cold does it get? 😖 I’m still debating on what I should bring since I’m from Arizona and I have no idea what to expect with the weather difference!
Thank you for posting this video. I am seriously thinking of visiting Seattle. I'm a Native New Yorker. And Seattle and pretty much the Pacific Northwest looks interesting and fun.
Seattle is very beautiful .The University of Washington (UW) which is one of the best universities in the world is located in Seattle.UW campus in Seattle is very beautiful too.
Awesome video! Please come back for the summer and do another video! You have to experience Seattle concerts and festivals! Worth a trip back! Cheers Mate
I used to live in Seattle for a few years. It's similar to San Francisco in alot of ways but not quite that "world class city" type. It's a beautiful place but the weather really is very gloomy and cold for most of the year. Summers are usually sunny and dry but it doesn't get that hot. As for the people, it's got that same pretentiousness San Francisco has but with more of a sociopath culture. Many seattle locals are wolves in sheeps clothing so you have to be careful who you trust.
I totally get this love-hate issue with Hipsters. It's like there are an alternative group that actually love and get culture and fine dining, but then again, they did the uber lame thing of killing rock music and replaced it with indy, poppy millennial whooping awful sounding crap by disowning and shitting on distortion.. Otherwise, I would like to recommend Victrola coffee roasters in Cap hill and my favorite bar, Canon in the same area as well which has the best Whiskey list in town according to the owners of Canlis, Seattle's most fanciest and dress code required place.
*Erica Gamet* yes he said Beacon Hill because it was closer to Pike Place Market. But Beacon Hill is the third hill that Seattle is built on. 1. Queen Anne. 2. Capitol Hill. 3. Beacon Hill and the 4th is First Hill. Capitol Hill is s straight shot to the Market. It takes about a half hour to walk from Broadway and Pike.
"Beacon Hill is close enough to everything while still being away from it all. That means it's close enough to this place: The Pike Place Market". The Beacon Hill station (which was a block from the home) was always roughly 15-20 minutes from Pike Place and 7-10 minutes from where I visited in Capitol Hill. Clearly, this is not far, and hence, it is "close enough"
*Mitchell Travels* when you put it like that it doesn't sound far at all. I just didn't picture you as a transit kind of guy, Uber maybe but I love to walk and from Capitol Hill it is just a quick 20 minute walk downhill. I had an apartment in Capitol Hill and also the 801 apartments downtown. I plan on moving back to Seattle in the next year and have found an apartment that is over by the Space Needle. It is a mile away from so I can get my walking in then take the Monorail to Westlake center and walk over to the Pike Place Market. I am an artist and will be painting and drawing portraits of people and Seattle Cityscapes. This is one of my oil pastel paintings of Seattle. The whole painting is 18x24 and also a close up to see some of the detail better. I will be selling prints soon of my Seattle artwork. photos.modelmayhem.com/photos/180712/22/5b4837c120da5.jpg photos.modelmayhem.com/photos/180712/22/5b48399cd1516.jpg
I stayed in Sea-Tac, so the Sound Transit had a station right there. I'd say taking the Sound Transit was the easiest, and cost friendly way to get around Seattle :)
I was with a friend, but for the most part I felt pretty safe. Especially with the guards being at every station. (I felt more safe there than Downtown San Francisco, which is where I grew up). and yes, I did like the city. :)
if you wanna stay near SEA (airport) I highly recommend getting a hotel in Sea-Tea, plus I say hotels are better priced in Sea-Tac vs. Seattle itself. explore Pike Place, also for their food :) If you want an awesome view of the Seattle Skyline, skip the Space Needle. Head to the Columbia Center, and the observation deck. Yes, there's tourists everywhere. :)
Seattle seems decent, it seems like a very privy place full of college grads and hipsters. the people get old really fast , so i wouldn't count on dating as much as the beautiful scenery and fresh weather
Nicole, Everybody wants the opposite from were they grow up from. Seattle is extremely beautiful but hard to enjoy with grey clouds and lots and lots of rain. Two months of summer is not enough for me. I left Gore-Tex, Wool, and Fleece behind =) I've spent a lot of time in Arizona and yea its hot there, hotter then Texas.
You can barely breath at a 117 Degrees. I can take 2 months of hot but 10 months of wet and cold I can not =P Headed up to Seattle in a week. It'll be in the 70's and raining in Aug? That's why I left, That an tanning beds =)
Just because Anthony Bordain said he thought the space needle was ugly, doesn't mean you have to copy his ideas as well. I get it, he's one of your inspirations, but come on man, you're better than that!
*Christian* it was way better in the late 80's early to mid 90's. Rent was cheaper and the cost of living was lower. I loved living in Seattle but everything that made Seattle beautiful is gone now. The carpetbaggers who moved in to Seattle for a quick buck or to live the stoner lifestyle has ruined Seattle.
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I love rain, gloom, snow, I just can't wait to get to Seattle. Only a few months away
I've been here in Seattle for a week and love it
Btw, what i liked in this city is the weather - gloomy and rainy, just like in Portland. But along with it this kind of atmosphere doesn't make me feel depressed due to the artchitecture - city's buildings look modern, stylish, not that grey, with hi-tech vibes. But the suburbs that were shown just melted my heart. I guess it's the perfect place to live with your family when you're in your late 30's, with a loving wife and two children :D
I grew up in Seattle and my favorite weather is rainy and dark too. The burbs you saw were probably around the U. District (maybe). They will melt your heart but be prepared to pay a lot for this warm cozy feeling. I can't afford to live in Seattle nowadays.
Seattle has gotten too expensive! Unfortunately, I would love to visit.
lots of grey buildings in portland, seattle has more color in its buildings so the grey skys kinda dont bug as much. no fucks given in portland , they just dont paint the concrete it was built with so the grey skys blend into the buildings and portland is depressing
My sister has lived in Seattle since '72. When she visits me in Denver, we'll sit in the backyard and after about ten minutes of squinting and shielding her eyes from our intense sun, she'll run back inside, yelling "How can you live here?!" I think she's a vampire...
Seattle from my personal point of view, is one of the most beautiful cities I´ve ever visited. I very looking forward to visit it again. I missed a lot of places. Great video!
I love Seattle. I have been there a couple of times to work as a travel nurse for Swedish Medical Center Cherry Hill. I used to spend my days off at Pike Place Market. I stayed in an Apartment in Capitol Hill across from Seattle University. Such a beautiful city! Thanks for sharing, it brought back good memories!
It's not as rainy as people think. NYC gets more rain than Seattle.
Agreed and I live there.
It used to rain all the time here, but the last 5 years have not been too bad.
I live in Seattle and I can say that this video is a thorough review and an awesome travel guide. Kudos brother! 👍
Great video Mitchell - Seattle looks an amazing city.
I really, really miss the Emerald City. I lived there for 10yrs (97-07). I’m giving serious thought of moving back.
I need to check out the bars in capitol hill next time I'm there!!! love this video
I am returning from Seattle today and holy poo you guys can take your dogs anywhere. In stores restuerants busses. That's amazing!
That's hilarious!
and also to work, well some companies allow them too
Love this one!! So informative. Just in time for our seattle vacay in June
Mady Javier don’t listen to this guy and visit belltown, it’s very safe, in-fact cap hill is probably one of the most crime infested areas of the last couple years. However it is still safer than most city neighborhoods.
Space needle was remodeled that’s why it looked like crap when he was there. It’s now pretty cool after a 100 million renovation. It’s all glass on the observation deck, even the floor.
There are many many great places to eat. Check out yelp, this guy highlighted none f those.
Make sure you hop on the ferry’s! Again something this guy has no clue about.
Don’t visit Aberdeen, it is pretty run down, has the highest unemployment rate in the state.
Have fun!
Did you check out the nature near Seattle?
I feel like you kind of half-assed this video in comparison to the others on your channel, yet it has the most views 😂I promise Seattle is a fantastic city if you come the right time of year!
nadiainthesky funny you’d mention that. I shot this video back in November 2017. The style of the episodes, content and the way they’re shot has changed towards the cinematic and storytelling approach. Back when this was shot, it was more about winging it.
That said, I did like Seattle and I do compliment it a few times in the video, even despite visiting in the wet season.
I do appreciate you taking the time to watch the different episodes and making a comment with a good observation!
Ah, fair point :) well keep up the great work, your storytelling style and editing remind me a lot of Anthony Bourdain, and it's pretty impressive that you seem to be doing most of this solo(?). You deserve a ton more subscribers given the quality of your videos -- I look forward to seeing your channel grow!
That’s very nice of you to say, and yes, my style is more of the storytelling approach used by Anthony Bourdain, as I find that the best way to showcase a place. No Reservations and Parts Unknown were gold in my eyes.
I do everything on my own here start to upload and hopefully the channel will continue growing! Thanks for the kind words, Nadia and I’m glad to have viewers/subs like you 💪🏻😁
What a great and thorough review and travel guide video! I also loved all the humerus parts, you're really funny! I live there almost 30 years and there is just so much I love about the place! And planning my trip to go visit my friends up there shortly and I was mainly on the Southside so there's a whole other scene over there LOL thanks again for a great watch!
So beautiful place
Im visiting next month from Wales and this has given me so much inspiration!! Thank you!!
This makes me want to re-visit seattle all over again. Love the video!
Great guide, just some suggestions as a local. At pikes place get jacks chowder, it’s the best. Also make sure to check out all of the underground market levels. Going up the space needle isn’t worth it, it looks dope but yeah just check it out form a distance, or visit the Seattle center surrounding it. Capitol Hill is awesome, great record stores and restaurants. It’s dope for kids who like music and books. There’s like three record stores and book stores right by neumos. And CAFE VITA IS GOOD. While in Capitol Hill if u like coffee check out the big Starbucks where they make coffee. Big pipes and glass walls. In the u district you can check out the massive outdoor shopping center, u village, if ur into that (I’m not). Does that you shouted out coastal kitchen I go there all the time. While their go to volunteer park and right down the block for, the coastal kitchen is bakery NueVo, the best bakery in town. Seriously the almond croissant is the best thing I’ve ever tasted. If you want music, check out neumos or the crocodile (where Nirvana began performing). Other great things are the farmers markets and the entire Ballard neighborhood. Ballard is a melting pot of authentic foreign restaurants and beautiful stores. Visit hot cakes if u want something hella good. Finally I have to shout out some beaches, cause it is a coastal city. Wanna spend a summer day at the warm massive sandy beach? Go to golden gardens in Ballard (WHILE YOUR THEIR STOP BY RED MILL BURGERS) wanna get awesome hiking trails and great view? Go to carkeek park. Wanna have warm enough fresh water you can swim in? Go to magnuson park.
Lol idk why i wrote all that but if your a tourist srsly take my advice. These are the places to be
NEVER say PIKES place to someone from seattle, unless you want to get beaten.
Cornjob McGee why? Why would I get beaten, it’s the biggest tourist attraction besides the needle. And I am from Seattle...
Nobody cares what you call it that's a myth
It is Pike Place, not Pike's place. I am from Seattle too.
YES!!!!! I agree with you ;) I am local too!!!
Thank you! Going on a 9 day vacation from Portland, to Seattle, and finally Vancouver starting the weekend before Labour Day. Can't wait to to get my hands on that almond croissant lmao
#Seattle is depressing during the Winter rainy season. If you want to visit #Seattle only visit during the Summer. #Seattle has the best Summers.
only if you're a weather whiner. if you're a native, it's nothing
*The Rolls Royce Trent* dude Seattle is gorgeous all year round. I get depressed in the rain here but when I was living in Seattle back in the 90's and it rained I couldn't wait to get out in it. I felt like Gene Kelly from Singing in the Rain
I have to agree a little and I live there... but it doesn’t actually rain that much in Seattle
@@cornjobb I actually like the rain, that's not the problem, but I'm sure the rainy weather gave me joint pains when I lived there. How do you locals avoid that?
The Rolls Royce Trent not so much anymore, for the last 8-10 years it’s pretty great from May- October with a fairly decent April. Hit 76 degrees a few weeks ago.
Hi Mitchell. Where did you start vlogging? Great videos. my second vlog I made was also about seattle. im just starting out.so I'm still learning what works and doesn't work... So I'm hopping that the next one will be much better. I think if I watched yours before going to Seattle it would have looked much better. LOL either way I had fun. I love your dry sense of humor.
The only district is the U-District. Beacon Hill is a neighborhood.
Loved this video!! I’m visiting for the first time in November/December!! 💛 Been dying to visit Seattle! Watching this video makes me love the Seattle vibe even more!
Thank you!!
Nov/Dec!! Would be very cold.
kishore S I’ve heard!! How cold does it get? 😖 I’m still debating on what I should bring since I’m from Arizona and I have no idea what to expect with the weather difference!
Mitchell Travels Your welcome!
@@asiadising don't know much but I would suggest you to pack something that keeps you warm and also protect you from infrequent rain.
That's because the Space Needle is currently under construction.
An Airbnb near Westlake/ Lake Union is great too!
Thank you for posting this video. I am seriously thinking of visiting Seattle. I'm a Native New Yorker. And Seattle and pretty much the Pacific Northwest looks interesting and fun.
If your from seattle you would love the rain no need for umbrella
Seattle is very beautiful .The University of Washington (UW) which is one of the best universities in the world is located in Seattle.UW campus in Seattle is very beautiful too.
wow wasn't expecting to see my town in a video about Seattle.
Aberdeen is worth a visit for any Nirvana fan
what is the tips for a new traveler who never travel? how to end up on other part of the world travelling.
Hi Mitchell! Very good video. Greetings from Buenos Aires, Argentina.
I'll go...
Because it's $87 roundtrip and I'll take a bus to Vancouver because that is such.
Awesome video! Please come back for the summer and do another video! You have to experience Seattle concerts and festivals! Worth a trip back! Cheers Mate
Amazing guide! Superb editing. I'm taking notes 😊 Just went to Seattle and did a vlog there.
Even though i will never visit Seattle i would still like to say thanks for this guide! :)
oOcitizenOo Glad to help! That’s what this channels about
My man... please look into the camera lens when you speak. that way you're engaging with the audience.
Haha good tip 👌 I'm starting to notice points like that myself now 😅
Haha i live in beacon hill lol you could come spend the night on my apartment😂😋
When do you think would be the vest time to visit?
Rachel B - The best time to visit Seattle is from April-October, to early November.
I used to live in Seattle for a few years. It's similar to San Francisco in alot of ways but not quite that "world class city" type. It's a beautiful place but the weather really is very gloomy and cold for most of the year. Summers are usually sunny and dry but it doesn't get that hot. As for the people, it's got that same pretentiousness San Francisco has but with more of a sociopath culture. Many seattle locals are wolves in sheeps clothing so you have to be careful who you trust.
Nice, great video!!!
Sooooo freaking the edits bro!! Way to go!
Is Jimi Hendrix from Seattle,too,?
Great Seattle Washington Breakdown MT
That weather is JUST LIKE SCOTLAND 🏴 I love it!! 🤙🤙
2:46 Did... Did they seriously use comic sans for Kurt Cobain’s plaque? God damn it comic sans, you’ve struck again.
Lmao 😂
Would u recommend living here and question isn't the rain more of a mist then a downpour jw
That all depends on what kind of city you like, and yes, from what I saw, it's light rain but in abundance.
I grew up in Seattle and if you can afford it, there is no better place to live. Just get used to the rain and do what you have to do, rain or shine.
Thanks. What a fun video.
Awesome video..makes me miss my home state of Washington
I used to live in New York than moved to Utah... I fucking miss the rain.
That wasn't the real first Starbucks. It was on 1st and Pike.
I have been to 40 states..Seattle is number one for me
Hani Alturk can I ask why? If you've been to Boston how different is Boston and Seattle? I really wanna move to another state
We owned a brand new apartment in there and it was truly amazing
As a young adult Im considering moving from California to Seattle, which district of Seattle is affordable and would be best to settle in?
There is no place really affordable in Seattle, but almost anywhere is ok to live.
Nice video and food.I love Seattle.
What lens did you bring on your trip?
I live in Beacon Hill. I love it here so close to downtown & Chinatown
Nice vid. Seattle is amazing.
*MB Legend* yeah amazingly expensive. . .Just sayin
Even though it rains a lot it still nice and summer starts in June not July ok
summer starts precisely on July 5th
I totally get this love-hate issue with Hipsters. It's like there are an alternative group that actually love and get culture and fine dining, but then again, they did the uber lame thing of killing rock music and replaced it with indy, poppy millennial whooping awful sounding crap by disowning and shitting on distortion..
Otherwise, I would like to recommend Victrola coffee roasters in Cap hill and my favorite bar, Canon in the same area as well which has the best Whiskey list in town according to the owners of Canlis, Seattle's most fanciest and dress code required place.
Traumatix685 Canon is legit for sure!
Great video thanks Mitchell
I live in Seattle. It’s pretty, Yo7 should go there if you haven’t
Beacon hill is NOT close to downtown . It could be an hour bus ride. Or up to 45 minutes in traffic. Stay downtown! Or lower queen anne
I think he said Capitol Hill was close to downtown...he stayed in Beacon Hill at the airBnB.
*Erica Gamet* yes he said Beacon Hill because it was closer to Pike Place Market. But Beacon Hill is the third hill that Seattle is built on. 1. Queen Anne. 2. Capitol Hill. 3. Beacon Hill and the 4th is First Hill. Capitol Hill is s straight shot to the Market. It takes about a half hour to walk from Broadway and Pike.
"Beacon Hill is close enough to everything while still being away from it all. That means it's close enough to this place: The Pike Place Market". The Beacon Hill station (which was a block from the home) was always roughly 15-20 minutes from Pike Place and 7-10 minutes from where I visited in Capitol Hill. Clearly, this is not far, and hence, it is "close enough"
*Mitchell Travels* when you put it like that it doesn't sound far at all. I just didn't picture you as a transit kind of guy, Uber maybe but I love to walk and from Capitol Hill it is just a quick 20 minute walk downhill. I had an apartment in Capitol Hill and also the 801 apartments downtown. I plan on moving back to Seattle in the next year and have found an apartment that is over by the Space Needle. It is a mile away from so I can get my walking in then take the Monorail to Westlake center and walk over to the Pike Place Market. I am an artist and will be painting and drawing portraits of people and Seattle Cityscapes. This is one of my oil pastel paintings of Seattle. The whole painting is 18x24 and also a close up to see some of the detail better. I will be selling prints soon of my Seattle artwork. photos.modelmayhem.com/photos/180712/22/5b4837c120da5.jpg photos.modelmayhem.com/photos/180712/22/5b48399cd1516.jpg
hahaha, i loved your video! happy to have found your channel!
Thank you very much! Glad to have you on board 😬
I love Seattle
Complaining about rain while you're literally visiting during fall/winter. Seriously, go there in the spring/summer, it's beautiful, trust me.
He doesn't have to come back ;)
that long line for the chowder, was worth it for me :D
I stayed in Sea-Tac, so the Sound Transit had a station right there.
I'd say taking the Sound Transit was the easiest, and cost friendly way to get around Seattle :)
I was with a friend, but for the most part I felt pretty safe. Especially with the guards being at every station. (I felt more safe there than Downtown San Francisco, which is where I grew up).
and yes, I did like the city. :)
if you wanna stay near SEA (airport) I highly recommend getting a hotel in Sea-Tea, plus I say hotels are better priced in Sea-Tac vs. Seattle itself.
explore Pike Place, also for their food :) If you want an awesome view of the Seattle Skyline, skip the Space Needle. Head to the Columbia Center, and the observation deck.
Yes, there's tourists everywhere. :)
Do you do solo travel?
I'd suggest a rain jacket rather than an umbrella
So, I love the rain.
nicely done - right on about the needle, don't forget the awesome local beer.
You are so charismatic!!!
Seattle seems decent, it seems like a very privy place full of college grads and hipsters. the people get old really fast , so i wouldn't count on dating as much as the beautiful scenery and fresh weather
Left Seattle for sunshine in Texas =)
lol I live in Arizona and I want to move to Seattle because I can't stand this heat anymore.
Nicole, Everybody wants the opposite from were they grow up from. Seattle is extremely beautiful but hard to enjoy with grey clouds and lots and lots of rain. Two months of summer is not enough for me.
I left Gore-Tex, Wool, and Fleece behind =)
I've spent a lot of time in Arizona and yea its hot there, hotter then Texas.
OzSeattle it was just 117 degrees the other day 🙃 I hate it
You can barely breath at a 117 Degrees. I can take 2 months of hot but 10 months of wet and cold I can not =P
Headed up to Seattle in a week. It'll be in the 70's and raining in Aug? That's why I left, That an tanning beds =)
Looove Seattle
Seattle looks an amazing city to spend some time in.
Just because Anthony Bordain said he thought the space needle was ugly, doesn't mean you have to copy his ideas as well. I get it, he's one of your inspirations, but come on man, you're better than that!
Lol I actually never knew he said that 🤷🏻♂️
What an amazing video as always my friend, enjoyable and fantastic! Hope my videos will have the same quality one day!
built in 1412 and the birthplace of the beattles. Now that bullshittery oh a new level, respect
We never use umbrellas!.... you don’t get it. Love our State!
I'm from Texas but love Seattle
Not too many people visit Seattle in the winter.
High quality video!!! You will be famous for sure dude
Thank you 😄
DON'T BRING AN UMBRELLA. It's completely useless. Just have a nice raincoat
I just discovered your channel it is so cool!!!
I want to visit Aberdeen and Ballard area
Aberdeen is not a nice place. Sorry.
cooksmary i can see that lol only interested in seeing kurt cobain's grave
Poquitos!!!!! My favorite place
Beautiful city
I’m planning a trip there for my birthday and you hit the nail on the head! Thank you so much😊😊
Incredible city! Omg
By the way, the sun foes shine in Seattle too 😎
did alot of people stare at your good looks? haha
Very exciting family city
Great video!! Love the location
I fucking love gloomy day! I wish everyday is a gloomy day
Great video! I LOVE Seattle
Very very nice beautiful house
Serial killer weather. Lol
then why do most of them come from texas, california or florida?
We got a lot of serial killers here, the green river killer was probably the worst.
don't forget take vitamin D if you visit seattle again. we all are low on that. lol
Hipsters and gentrified folks taking over Seattle. Use to be super diverse back in 2010.
Christian yeah now they're just pretentious bitchez in the city.
Why the hipster hate? Unless they are snobby, I’ll give you that
Christian ehhhh now it’s mostly tech dudes tbh
I’ve been hearing the same thing since the early 90s.
*Christian* it was way better in the late 80's early to mid 90's. Rent was cheaper and the cost of living was lower. I loved living in Seattle but everything that made Seattle beautiful is gone now. The carpetbaggers who moved in to Seattle for a quick buck or to live the stoner lifestyle has ruined Seattle.
Am I the only person here who hasn't even set foot on a plane?
Interesting video 📹 very cute guy Mitchell but couldn't actually work out if he liked the place or not confused.com 😕