Canlis
The table
A mid-century glass pavilion floating above Lake Union, where valets famously remember your car without a ticket.
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Under the Aurora Bridge near Canlis, the concrete Fremont Troll crushes a real Volkswagen Beetle in its left hand — hubcap eye and all.
The City Sealed Below
After the Great Fire of 1889, Seattle simply built a storey higher and buried its old streets alive. Beneath Pioneer Square the original sidewalks, doorways and shopfronts still run in the dark — and guides swear the buried city keeps its former tenants, footsteps sounding on pavement no living foot has crossed.
The local landmark
Fremont Troll, Seattle stands as Seattle's defining structure — the sight that anchors the city in memory long after the meal is finished.
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