The Bite of Seattle is on now through July 21st at the Seattle Center. We went to check it out.
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What is it?
The Bite of Seattle started in 1982, and I believe I was at that first event. It started off at Greenlake but moved in later years to the Seattle Center to accomodate larger numbers of visitors. Over 60 restaurants and over 200 total vendors are at the bite, including restaurant booths, food trucks, and specialty food vendors. Beyond the food vendors, there’s also live music, cooking demonstrations, and more.
The Alley
Our first stop was The Alley which is on the Fisher Rooftop. The Alley is a 6 course tasting experience that has different offerings each day. We bought two tickets ahead of time and collected our bites at each of the booths. We were able to find a picnic table in the shade and tried out the food. Everybody got to try out a variety of things this way, and it worked out well for us since we were hungry and wanted food right away without too much wandering around. We enjoyed the food but agreed that when you order from a vendor directly and they make it right in front of you you get the freshest experience.
What can you get?
Basically, if there’s a type of food you like, it’s probably somewhere at The Bite. Food trucks with American classics like corndogs and barbecue sit beside ethnic and fusion eateries. We tried out Korean Fried Chicken, Alligator on a Stick (which just tastes like chicken nuggets according to Justin), and a deep-fried PB&J. All of it was good. We also found cotton candy made into cute creatures, and something called Dragon Breath that lets you blow smoke out of your mouth. It’s actually food that was chilled in liquid nitrogen. It was more fun than actually delicious.
Practical Matters
The Bite of Seattle is family-friendly, though alcohol is served. It’s pretty loud and stimulating, which might get to be too much for some children, especially if it’s hot.
Admission to the event is free, but you are likely to spend plenty on food at the event. Look for free samples (my kids got free chocolate chip cookies!) and the $5 bites offered by the vendors.
We liked the area over by the arena construction which is lined with trees on both sides and featured a lot of benches in the shade.
If you need to use a restroom, I suggest heading over toward The Armory to use real restrooms. This is near the row of food trucks as well as the Artists at Play playground.
The Bite is a popular event, and parking is always an issue. We went ahead and parked at the Mercer Street Garage which was convenient, but it was $20 for just a few hours.
There is an event map on the Bite’s website, but we didn’t find it to be completely accurate.
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