You'll discover coffee-cool cafés here with slow bars where you can parse the origin, extract and brew method of your caffeine fix and where the barista will indulge you in coffee chat laced with the latest coffee jargon. Then there's that long-running public market, Pike Place, where you can rummage in bins of old vinyls, buy fresh-cut flowers and fresh crab and lobster, and even order your favorite flavor of frappuccino at the first-ever, original Starbucks coffee shop. And if you pop into one of the live music dives on Broadway in the Capitol Hill pocket, you can groove to the beats of low-brow bands belting out grunge and postpunk alternative rock in the vein of Nirvana and Pearl Jam. And yeah, there's even a revolving restaurant at the top of that iconic Space Needle, the one you see on the city's skyline, with granddaddy, 360-degree views of the city and, on a clear day, out to Mt Rainier. Yep.