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vendors, and cooks come together from all over the area
to sell their local specialties. In the market, you will find
fresh fruit and vegetables from local and sustainable
farms, delicious food stands, some exclusive to the
market, and high-quality artisanal products that spice up
life.
Plus, the farmers market is a common outing for dog
owners all around, and the dogs get almost as much
attention as the stalls.
More information about the market and others in the area
can be found here: https://seattlefarmersmarkets.org/
University Village:
On the east side of campus, you will find a luxurious
shopping center colloquially known as U-Village. This
area holds the more upscale restaurants and stores that
are completely worth the splurge.
For breakfast, Mr. West is a popular spot to enjoy an
avocado toast and iced latte on their outdoor patio. For
lunch and dinner, you can9t go wrong with Joey9s Kitchen,
Din Tai Fung, or Eureka!. For dessert, Molly Moon9s has
the best local homemade ice cream in Seattle or try out
the Confectionery for a Willy-Wonka-worthy locally owned
candy store.
Apart from their restaurants, the U-Village area gives
students access to more essential shops like Safeway,
QFC, Apple, FedEx, auto shops, salons, and a whopping
three Starbucks. There are also a plethora of clothing
stores like Madewell, Aritzia, LuLulemon, Anthropology,
Reformation and more.
More information about what U-Village offers can be
found here: https://uvillage.com/
Gas Works:
Gas Works Park is a beloved Seattle institution,
frequented by tourists and locals alike for its exhibition of
Washington9s beautiful scenery and one of the best views
of the city skyline. The park was originally the site of an
old industrial oil plant, but it was converted into a park
and popular picnic spot for students and families. It is
also featured in the movie,
