Space Needle
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we decided to eat lucnd in the needle.Lunch was very inexpensive, for two the tab came to just over 75.00 no bad at all when you subtract the price of addmission to the top would have been $30 for the two of us.
Reviewed by: Jack D from on Aug 25 2009
There was a 1 1/2 hr waiting line for $17 per person... We were just fine with looking at it and taking pics.
Reviewed by: don_rhonda from on Aug 24 2009
I was not sure if it would be worth the $15 admission, but once we took the elevator up to the observation deck my worries disappeared. The view of downtown, suburban Seattle and the water is incredibly breathtaking. Be sure to bring a coat or jacket as it gets pretty windy up there.
Reviewed by: ☣ Things ☭ and ☢ stuff ☣ from on Sep 03 2008
We stopped at the Space Needle Restuarant for brunch. The food was excellent but really expensive. It was $45 per person for soup, one entree, and a desert. But the service was great and the view is unbelievable. After we ate we went up to the observation deck. It was truly a beautiful sight! Glad we did it but I wouldn't pay that much for lunch again.
Reviewed by: Lisam0198 from on Jul 12 2008
Yes, you must do the Space Needle when in Seattle but beware of the restaurant. Your ticket up is included with any reservation but the minimum per person is $25!..and that's just for a salad. If you want something good double that! Your better off paying the $15 to ride up and dining somewhere closer to sea level.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jul 03 2008
Been there in the summer. Love the atmosphere. Love the sight. Can't wait to go back. Guess it could be better sight and atmosphere in winter or spring.
Reviewed by: Joanne X. Nguyen from on Jun 28 2008
the space needle is awesome i cant beliva how cool it is i cant waut to go back in a few months it is so fun in the elavator.
Reviewed by: Katie W from on May 11 2008
Went to dine at the Space Needle for several special occasions. My one year anniversary was an extraordinary experience. The staff gave us a dessert on the house as well as a card congratulating us on our anniversary (almost 7 years ago and we still have the card in our scrapbook). Went with my mom when she was visiting from Chicago. Unfortunately, we had a "freak" snowstorm during our dinner. Visibility was terrible, but then we concentrated on other aspects of the time together. The selection of entrees have improved over the years. Definitely a "must see" whether you are a tourist or a native of Seattle.
Reviewed by: Dean from on Mar 13 2008
We had dinner in the Sky City restaurant at the top of the tower, wonderful views! The atmosphere and service were fantastic, the food not worth the exorbitant prices though. It's one of those places you have to visit, and then never go back!
Reviewed by: Pearland Mom from on Mar 11 2008
the title says it all. very expensive but the tower and sight are overrated. i would not reccomend anyone to go. it's very small and crowded.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Feb 04 2008
Seattle's Famous Landmark
Back to Space Needle
we decided to eat lucnd in the needle.Lunch was very inexpensive, for two the tab came to just over 75.00 no bad at all when you subtract the price of addmission to the top would have been $30 for the two of us.
Reviewed by: Jack D from on Aug 25 2009
There was a 1 1/2 hr waiting line for $17 per person... We were just fine with looking at it and taking pics.
Reviewed by: don_rhonda from on Aug 24 2009
I was not sure if it would be worth the $15 admission, but once we took the elevator up to the observation deck my worries disappeared. The view of downtown, suburban Seattle and the water is incredibly breathtaking. Be sure to bring a coat or jacket as it gets pretty windy up there.
Reviewed by: ☣ Things ☭ and ☢ stuff ☣ from on Sep 03 2008
We stopped at the Space Needle Restuarant for brunch. The food was excellent but really expensive. It was $45 per person for soup, one entree, and a desert. But the service was great and the view is unbelievable. After we ate we went up to the observation deck. It was truly a beautiful sight! Glad we did it but I wouldn't pay that much for lunch again.
Reviewed by: Lisam0198 from on Jul 12 2008
Yes, you must do the Space Needle when in Seattle but beware of the restaurant. Your ticket up is included with any reservation but the minimum per person is $25!..and that's just for a salad. If you want something good double that! Your better off paying the $15 to ride up and dining somewhere closer to sea level.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jul 03 2008
Been there in the summer. Love the atmosphere. Love the sight. Can't wait to go back. Guess it could be better sight and atmosphere in winter or spring.
Reviewed by: Joanne X. Nguyen from on Jun 28 2008
the space needle is awesome i cant beliva how cool it is i cant waut to go back in a few months it is so fun in the elavator.
Reviewed by: Katie W from on May 11 2008
Went to dine at the Space Needle for several special occasions. My one year anniversary was an extraordinary experience. The staff gave us a dessert on the house as well as a card congratulating us on our anniversary (almost 7 years ago and we still have the card in our scrapbook). Went with my mom when she was visiting from Chicago. Unfortunately, we had a "freak" snowstorm during our dinner. Visibility was terrible, but then we concentrated on other aspects of the time together. The selection of entrees have improved over the years. Definitely a "must see" whether you are a tourist or a native of Seattle.
Reviewed by: Dean from on Mar 13 2008
We had dinner in the Sky City restaurant at the top of the tower, wonderful views! The atmosphere and service were fantastic, the food not worth the exorbitant prices though. It's one of those places you have to visit, and then never go back!
Reviewed by: Pearland Mom from on Mar 11 2008
the title says it all. very expensive but the tower and sight are overrated. i would not reccomend anyone to go. it's very small and crowded.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Feb 04 2008
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