Recreate H&T’s Engagement Photos on Lake Washington

Start your adventure at Agua Verde Café, a vibrant Mexican restaurant nestled on the shores of Portage Bay. Grab a refreshing margarita and a few tacos - perfect fuel for the day.

Before or after your meal, head next door to the Agua Verde Paddle Club. Rent paddleboards or kayaks and glide across the calm waters of Portage Bay, soaking in the scenic views and recreating those special engagement photo moments on Lake Washington.

Catch a Mariners Game

Celebrate one of Hannah and TJ’s early memories by heading to T-Mobile Park for a Mariners game. Whether you're cheering from the stands or just soaking in the stadium energy, it’s a perfect way to relive the magic.

For pre-game eats, check out The Hall, Elysian Fields, or Vinason Pho.

Take a stroll around Greenlake

Take a relaxing walk around Green Lake, a 2.8 mile trail, and the neighborhood Hannah and TJ lived in before New York. Whether you're up for a full loop or just a leisurely stroll, the tree-lined path and lake views make it a perfect way to unwind.

After your walk, grab a coffee at Retreat or swing by the nearby Starbucks for a classic pick-me-up.

Explore Kirkland

Spend the day wandering through Kirkland, a charming lakeside town with boutique shops, waterfront parks, and a relaxed vibe perfect for exploring.

Stop for lunch at Cactus (steak fajitas are our fav) or the Slip for a good burger. After lunch, stroll over to Serena Gelato for a sweet finish.

Pike Place Market

Explore Seattle’s most famous market, watch the iconic fish throwing, and visit the original Starbucks. To act like a local, grab mini donuts, check out the gum wall, and try Hellenika’s ice cream-based yogurt.

Space Needle + Chihuly Glass Museum

A must-see for any visitor (and the Feller family’s top recommendation!). The museum showcases stunning glass art and offers great views of the Space Needle. You can also head to the top for panoramic city views.

Stroll the University of Washington Campus

Wander through one of the most beautiful college campuses in the country and check out where TJ, Ellie, and Mia absolutely tore it up (academically and otherwise). Go Dawgs!

Ride the Seattle Monorail

A quick and fun way to travel between downtown and Seattle Center, with great views along the way.

Stroll the Seattle Waterfront Park

Enjoy a scenic walk along Elliott Bay with views of the city skyline, public art, and easy access to Pike Place Market and Olympic Sculpture Park.

Rent an Electric Boat on Lake Union

Cruise around Lake Union with friends in a self-driven electric boat (no license needed) for a relaxing and fun way to see the city from the water.

Visit Gasworks Brewing

Grab a craft beer and enjoy the laid-back atmosphere and waterfront views near the iconic Gas Works Park.

Take a Ferry to Bainbridge Island

Ride across Puget Sound to explore Bainbridge’s charming downtown, enjoy wood-fired pizza at Via Rosa 11, and visit the original pickleball court where the sport was first invented.

Go Paddle Boarding on Lake Union

Rent gear at spots like Agua Verde and paddle through scenic views of the city from the calm waters of Lake Union.

Picnic at Madison Park Beach

Relax at one of Seattle’s favorite beach parks with food from Independent Pizza or Madison Kitchen and soak up the sun by Lake Washington.

Breakfast/Brunch

• Portage Bay (Multiple Locations) - Build-your-own breakfast bar, local ingredients

• Ben's Bread (Phinney Ridge) - Fresh-baked breads, hearty breakfast sandwiches

• Saint Bread (Montlake) - Waterfront café with pastries and toasts

• Deru (Kirkland) - Rustic brunch spot with wood-fired dishes

• Harry's Fine Foods (Capitol Hill) - Cozy, eclectic brunch with garden patio

• Hey Bagel (U Village) - Hand-rolled bagels with creative schmears

• Oddfellows (Capitol Hill) - Bright, airy café with classic brunch

• Sabine (Ballard) - Mediterranean-inspired brunch with vibrant cocktails

Lunch/Casual

• Tacos Chuki (Multiple Locations) - Beloved street-style tacos with al pastor

• Pablo y Pablo (Fremont) - Lively Mexican fare with yummy margs

• Bamboo Sushi (U Village) - Sustainable sushi with modern flair

• Tivoli (Fremont) - Italian-inspired brewery with pizza slices

• Gasworks Brewing (Fremont) - Craft beer and casual pub bites on the waterfront

• Little Water Cantina (Eastlake) - Outdoor patio with great vibes and Mexican food

Dinner

• Café Lago (Montlake) - Handmade pasta and wood-fired Italian classics

• Carmines (Bellevue & Seattle) - Elegant Italian dining

• Sugo (Pike Place) - Intimate spot for handroll sushi

• Asadero (Ballard) - Mesquite-grilled steaks and Mexican flavors

• Lupo (Fremont) - Neapolitan-style pizza and natural wines

• Ciudad (Georgetown) - Outdoor grill with bold Mediterranean spices

• San Fermo (Ballard) - Romantic Italian in a historic house

• Kin Len Thai Night Bites (Fremont) - Thai street food with late-night vibes

• Serafina (Eastlake) - Cozy Italian dining

Dessert

• Hello Robin (Capital Hill) - Iconic ice cream sandwiches with fresh-gooey cookies

• Molly Moon’s (Multiple Locations) - Seattle’s favorite small-batch ice cream

• Hot Cakes (Capitol Hill & Ballard) - Gooey molten cakes and dessert cocktails

• Salt & Straw (Capitol Hill) – Inventive ice cream with seasonal flavors

Bars

• Deep Dive - Upscale speakeasy with moody vibes and cocktails

• Bottlehouse - Adorable wine bar perfect for sipping and pretending you know tannins

• Nest - Rooftop bar with city views and strong “I’m on vacation” energy

• Kells - Casual dive bar in Pike Place where the Guinness flows

• Old Stove Brewing - Craft beer brewed right in Pike Place. Great for people-watching and IPA-sampling

• Percy & Co - Stylish Ballard cocktail bar with apothecary vibes

• Fairmont Hotel Lobby Bar - Old-school charm, classic cocktails, and the kind of place you imagine closing a deal or writing a novel

University Village (U Village) - An open-air shopping center with a mix of national brands. Great for strolling, grabbing coffee, and picking up something stylish

Westlake & Pacific Place - Located in the heart of downtown, this area offers a mix of department stores, designer shops, and easy access to the monorail for a quick ride to Seattle Center.

Bellevue Square Mall - A shopper’s paradise across the lake with everything from luxury brands to everyday favorites, plus tons of dining options to refuel between stores