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Will be in Seattle Tuesday and Wednesday, April 7 & 8. Staying at the Hampton Inn Lynnwood (north) — any suggestions for going out to eat family style – kids are 3 and 19 months. First time in Seattle, driving to Bellingham for wedding Thursday/Friday.

Lots of food choices near where you are staying. There is a Ruby’s Diner at the mall that is very kid friendly, and a Billy McHale’s and Red Robin just south of the mall that are also kid friendly

(to find all of them, take Alderwood Mall Parkway across the freeway and towards the mall. Ruby’s is at the food court (near JC Penny’s). Red Robin and Billy McHale’s are across the street from JC Penny’s)

There is also a Panera Bread restaurant and bakery at the mall (near Nordstrom) that does good soup/sandwhiches and breakfasts if needed.

And for pizza, The ROCK pizzeria on 196th can’t be beat. Make sure to ask for some pizza dough for the kids to play with while you are waiting for your pizza to be cooked. If you like micro-brew beers, they brew their own and they are pretty good as well.

The Space needle is kinda overrated and expensive, especially for the kids. Don’t bother if the weather is cloudy or rainy as the view won’t be worth the price. But the Pacific Science Center, Seattle Children’s museum are both at Seattle Center near the Space Needle and are fantastic. Either would be a great destination with the kids. And the zoo is a good choice too. And since you are staying on the north end, the Everett Children’s museum is fantastic also (I actually like it better than Seattle’s).

Enjoy your visit!

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