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Seattle
Morning meetings Starbucks was created here, but there are still plenty of small neighborhood places that offer strong java and Wi-Fi. Try Online Coffee Co. (1111 First Ave.; 1720 E. Olive Way) or Fargonian Coffeehouse (2328 E. Madison St.).
Lunch Enjoy Mediterranean-inspired cuisine at Andaluca (407 Olive Way, 206-382-6999). Reservations recommended. Afternoon meetings Seattle's stunning new Central Library has become a popular place for casual meetings. You can reserve a conference room on the libary's website, but if they're all booked, the main lobby is also business-friendly. Dinner Head to the Belltown neighborhood to get local seafood with a contemporary flavor. Try Flying Fish Restaurant (2234 First Ave., 206-728-8595) or Wasabi Bistro (2311 Second Ave., 206-441-6044). Evening drinks The Stumbling Monk (1635 E. Olive Way) is a friendly tavern that specializes in fine Belgian beers. Getting around Metro Transit is free downtown between 6 a.m. and 7 p.m. For meetings beyond the city center or in Redmond, rent a car. Find out about local hotspots in these U.S. cities, click on the links below: To send a letter to the editor about this story, click here. |
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