Seattle Small Plates With a Side of Theater
Seattle Rooftop Next Level Lounge by Fogo De Chão pairs skyline views with cocktails and small plates in this downtown selection. The 5th Avenue Theatre and Benaroya Hall offer two distinct performance settings, while Freeway Park brings a concrete-and-green pause above the interstate. Choose a current musical or concert, then compare a lounge visit with time in the park.
At 400 University Street, the rooftop lounge above Fogo de Chão focuses on drinks and small plates. It operates separately from the main restaurant downstairs. The kitchen serves shareable bites such as lamb chops and lobster mac and cheese. The bar pours craft cocktails, premium whiskeys, bourbons, and South American wines. Outdoor seating overlooks the downtown Seattle skyline.
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The 5th Avenue Theatre hosts major musicals and occasional concerts in downtown Seattle. The restored 1926 vaudeville venue stands at 1308 5th Avenue. An ornate, Chinese-inspired interior defines the auditorium. The hall is known for its exceptional acoustics. Check the current program for performances and showtimes before making plans.
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Films accompanied by live music join orchestral concerts and talks at Benaroya Hall. The Seattle Symphony's downtown home stands at 200 University Street. Its venues include the S. Mark Taper Foundation Auditorium and Octave 9: Raisbeck Music Center. Middle rows offer clear stage views. Consult the current program before booking.
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Freeway Park spans the interstate at 700 Seneca Street in Seattle. Lawrence Halprin designed its brutalist landscape in 1976. Concrete waterfalls, plazas and walking paths shape the undulating grounds. The lawns offer space to sit and relax. Seattle Parks and Recreation manages the park. The Freeway Park Association provides community programs. The park opens daily from 6 AM to 10 PM.
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