Keep Seattle Weird Map

Welcome to the quirky and eccentric world of Seattle, where the unconventional thrives and the weirdness is celebrated! Embark on a whimsical journey through the Emerald City with our exclusive "Keep Seattle Weird" Google Map, your ultimate guide to discovering the offbeat treasures hidden within this vibrant metropolis. 

We try to keep the map up-to-date but we suggest calling the individual businesses, just to confirm hours and availability.

From unconventional dining experiences to peculiar landmarks, immerse yourself in the delightfully bizarre with our curated selection of must-visit spots. 

 First stop on your unconventional adventure is Bizarro Restaurant, a haven for those seeking a dining experience unlike any other. Indulge your taste buds in a fusion of flavors that defy convention, where each dish is a masterpiece crafted with a touch of the unexpected. From whimsical decor to out-of-this-world culinary creations, Bizarro Restaurant promises an unforgettable dining escapade that will tantalize your senses and leave you craving for more. 

 Next, ascend to the summit of Gasworks Park and behold the marvel that is the sundial. Perched atop this iconic landmark, the sundial offers not only a timekeeping function but also a fascinating spectacle of engineering and design. Marvel at the intricate workings of this unconventional timepiece as it casts its shadow upon the landscape, reminding you that in Seattle, even the simplest of objects can be transformed into something extraordinary. 

 But the adventure doesn't end there! Venture forth and explore the myriad folk art installations scattered throughout the city, each offering a glimpse into the creative minds of local artisans. From whimsical sculptures to colorful murals, these captivating works of art will ignite your imagination and inspire you to see the world through a different lens. 

 So why wait? Grab your friends, family, or fellow adventurers and embark on a journey through the weird and wonderful streets of Seattle. With our "Keep Seattle Weird" Google Map as your guide, you're guaranteed an unforgettable experience filled with laughter, discovery, and a healthy dose of eccentricity. Come join us and embrace the weirdness that makes Seattle truly one-of-a-kind!

Neil Hubbard, playing the bagpipes on the top of the Space Needle!

Ivar's Acres of Clams -- Still there, still good food!

Alaska North Slope Outfitters /Long-gone

Visit Seattle’s “Rubber Chicken Museum” at Archie McPhee’s in Seattle's Wallingford Neighborhood

The Archie McPhee store in Seattle, Washington has the world's only Rubber Chicken Museum in the world, and it's helping to Keep Seattle Weird!

The museum is located inside the store, which also sells other novelties such as the Famous Yodeling Pickle, Emergency Google Eyes and the Meditating Bigfoot. It features the world's largest and smallest rubber chickens, and also provides information about rubber chickens. The museum is open every day from 11 AM to 6 PM, and admission is free!  The store also sells such favorites as 12 Itty-Bitty Rubber chickens, Racing Rubber Chickens and a Rubber Chicken Emergency Clucker!

Archie McPhee's is located at 1300 N. 45th Street in Seattle.  Phone: 206-297-0240.

Breakfast in a Record Shop

 

Easy Street Records is the best little record store, cafe and cocktail lounge in West Seattle and it's almost single-handedly doing its best to keep Seattle weird!

East Street is an independent record store that opened in 1988 and they're a super-favorite here at Keep Seattle Weird.  They opened a small cafe inside and then later, an upstairs "speakeasy" cocktail lounge.  They are so beloved, when West 5 Bar and Restaurant closed up the street, they gave their beloved Mai-Tai recipe to the folks at Easy Street. They have record release parties, in-store performances and it serves as a mini-townhall of sorts for local residents.

Weird Steve's Awesome and Incredible Home on Beacon Hill in Seattle

My friend Steve Bard lives on Beacon Hill and he's a pretty private guy, but a few years ago he let the crew of Antiques Road Show into his home to take a little video tour. Here it is!

Steve has worked most of his life as a Boeing engineer and just retired a few years ago. What is he doing in his spare time? Buying more stuff! There are lots of interesting artist and free things to do and people to visit in Seattle!