A great spot to visit if you are in Bellevue. Lot No. 3 is known as a classy place to grab an excellent cocktail and some good food. The service here is quick and efficient. Unlike other bars, you will never see your server getting hassled with the crowd. Happy hours are on everyday. Call for details. Don't leave here without trying the Spiced Jar Cake...yummy!

Idyllic Vashon Island, located a short ferry ride from Seattle, founded its own theater more than 20 years ago. Drama Dock theater puts on three major productions each year, one each in spring, summer and fall. The plays chosen are all-time classics, comedies and musicals. All performances take place at the Vashon High School Little Theater. Those interested in attending all or most of the productions can purchase season tickets at substantial savings.

Located just outside Poulsbo on the Kitsap Peninsula, a short ferry ride from Seattle, this casino features blackjack, craps, Caribbean stud and Pai Gow poker, roulette, slots, live keno and bingo, plus live music on Fridays and Saturdays. The casino has no lodging, but there are hotels nearby. The casino offers a free shuttle from the ferry terminal. Buffet-style meals include an all-you-can-eat salad bar, main course and dessert, and the buffet has a different theme every day of the week.

For many years this has been a reliable place to catch stars on their way up, their way down, in their twilight years or when they just agree to play the venue. Ray Charles, B.B. King and Blue Oyster Cult have all played here. There is a full bar and a dance floor, but this is also a sports bar. And because it is just across the Seattle city limit line, it is now a casino with blackjack, progressive blackjack and Chinese poker.

At this casino you will feel like you are on the Mississippi in the 1800s. Located on an authentic riverboat and operated by the Puyallup Tribe, this elegant casino has a staff dressed in period garb and antiques located throughout the boat to help transport you back in time. Step aboard and try your luck. Events are frequently held here as well, which just makes Queens a more fun place to be at. The casino also features frequent live entertainment for which tickets are required. Want to celebrate your birthday or a special event? Do it at the Casino and have an experience you won't forget. Please call ahead for visiting hours.

Scott's Bar & Grill a lively longstanding neighborhood spot is a step above casual, but it's not stuffy, so you'll feel comfortable stopping by anytime for a delicious lunch or dinner. Many of the regulars have been coming here for years. The diverse menu offers pastas, seafood and cuts of Certified Nebraska Beef. Try Seared Ahi Linguini, Cajun Fettuccini with Chicken, Fire-Grilled Chicken, Mixed Seafood Grill, Prime Rib or Grilled Lamb with Rosemary Crust.

This casual cafe-style restaurant serves big plates of high-quality roasted meats. The Radiant Roaster Prime Rib is roasted in the trademarked 18 Hour Flav'r Cycle, ensuring its tenderness every time. The Slow-Turned Leg of Fresh Pork is cooked the same way. The menu also includes chicken and turkey dishes. The warm, comfortable bar area has lots of dark wood and copper-topped tables, not to be outdone by the neon beer signs that litter the windows. The bar has 26 beers on tap, including 18 craft beers.

This dining room and pub at the Golf Club at Newcastle has a covered terrace with spectacular views of Bellevue, Seattle and the Olympic Mountains. Dark wooden beams, floors and furniture create a casual ambiance. The fare includes seafood and dry-aged, corn-fed Angus beef. Other dishes include Turkey Meatloaf with mashed potatoes and Seafood Fettuccine. Try the three-berry cobbler for dessert. The smoke-free restaurant features a full bar, banquet facilities and private rooms.

Although it's in a small shopping center and although it looks like an average sandwich shop until you get up close, this is a destination restaurant. You come here for barbecue and lots of barbecue is what you get. The sauces vary in spiciness so choose carefully. Traditional items are pork and beef sandwiches, ribs and a chili that will set your mouth afire!

Nestled in green foothills east of Seattle and housed in the Salish Lodge, The Dining Room sits above 268-foot Snoqualmie Falls. The view from the award-winning restaurant is spectacular. The long, narrow dining room has wide windows across one side. Dark wood contrasts nicely with the linen-topped tables and the lush green backdrop outside. The creative Northwest menu changes often but might include pheasant breast, grilled beef tenderloin or grilled salmon. The lodge has an impressive 600-item wine list. It also serves a five-course country brunch on Sundays. The Attic, a casual dining spot upstairs, has a full bar.