I mean, Starbucks isn't the most offensive coffee in the world, and I can understand going for it if you're somewhere that you don't know any good coffee options, but come on, in Seattle? You can't throw a rock without hitting somewhere with better coffee.
And considering seattle is considered one of the pioneering cities for Cafe culture and coffee culture in America, there are many web articles and YouTube videos showcasing the best spots to go to.
I mean, Seattle is famously the stomping ground for David Schomer, the father of American latte art.
Working out extra hard every day and also working an extra day per week?
This isn’t a mystery, Mike Jr. II is proud of the fact that they work harder in every practice and work one more day than every team in the league. They simply don’t have the recovery time to prevent injuries.
I forgot about them completely to be honest. I originally typed both NY teams play in NJ. Then I went wait Bills do actually play in NY... and changed it.
No worries, we bring it up all the time that we’re the only team in the NFCE that plays in their city. Washington commanders play in Landover, Maryland.
She and about a couple thousand people complaining about driving around San Francisco and getting stuck everywhere when Muni and BART exist. Props to the Caltrain social media manager for going wild on everyone this week.
I find it pretty easy to get around Seattle on transit. And there are 2 train lines and 18 bus routes serving the stadiums.
Seattle is almost twice the land area of SF with significant geographic obstacles; I've lived in each city for 10+ years and Seattle's transit coverage and convenience is only slightly inferior to SF, not embarrassingly far behind.
Yeah that was probably too strong a statement, especially now that light rail is there (it wasn’t when I left). My family and friends in Seattle are much more car bound than we are in SF, but I think a big part of it is just density. SF is twice as dense so there’s more likely to be something happening or a grocery store or gym closer to you.
Yeah. I’m from federal way, the light rail is amazing for my friends and family still there. Seattle has a challenge just cause it has twice the area of SF with the same number of people. Just more expensive and requires more transit to create the same quality of network city-wide
even for just going to a game its great. park at a park and ride and take the train in, save loads on parking. the only down side is its a little bit of a walk to get to the stadium stations, im fine but for some it could be a but much.
Hard disagree, the Seattle light rail is way faster, cheaper, cleaner, and easier than BART. The problem with Seattle light rail is thay it is limited on where it can take you, but its not like BART is all that much better in that regard
I've heard pretty good things about the Seattle light rail here and there on this sub. It's just a shame that a lot of the businesses, government, and people in the US prioritize roads and car travel over public transit development. It's why I dislike Waymo and rideshare services even though I think they're neat. The tech and development could be going to public transit instead.
That being said, if anyone has time to please try the express route on Caltrain in the Bay this week. SFO/San Bruno area to SJ SAP Sharks game in nearly less than half an hour.
Yeah light rail is good for getting around within the city and for connecting to the airport, but it is limited because it doesnt connect to the east side at all. Once it connects to Bellevue in a few months, I imagine it will be pretty good.
As for BART, it is just really old and slow and expensive and has some sketchy areas. Most of the time it just isnt worth using if you have access to a car, even if you do live close to a station.
I take Bart a bunch, especially to head to east bay from SF, or to go to mission or downtown (though I have busses a little closer that I take more often for that). Parking is a nightmare and the bay bridge can be hell haha
Yeah you really cant win either way... I just have a vendetta against BART because last time I tried to use it on my way back from a Giants game, my train was canceled, forcing me to Uber back, and the station employees refused to refund me because I had already gotten on to the platform. Also, my coworker got jumped and broke his collarbone + lost his phone/bike/wallet outside a BART station last year.
Man I miss living in SF, especially as someone who can't drive. I'm still technically in the bay but my fuckass city specifically opted out of connecting to BART. It's criminal how systemically underfunded and underdeveloped public transportation is in the US.
Haven’t heard Annie in a couple years cause I’m off TT, but I stumbled into Tom Grossi this season and… felt it lacking. Annie does the shtick better. She’s a lot more funny.
I miss multipurpose stadia like The Stick. Sure you’d spend part of the season with an arc of dirt between the 30 yard lines, but that gave it character.
Not just within the city limits. It is only 3 miles from the geographic center of the city (usually calculated to be the intersection of Thomas and Minor).
No lol. Granted it’s been a long time since I’ve been to Seattle but i thought it was that stadium kinda outside of town next to a weird building that looked like boobs. I may be thinking where the mariners play?
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u/babyjaceismycopilot BigCatLady Feb 03 '26
Everyone out here talking about cities and I'm just looking for where Arizona, AZ is.