Two Nights a Week, Lenox Cooks Afro-Latin Dinner in Belltown
A curated bodega at the front, a weekend-only kitchen behind: Lenox serves Afro-Latin plates on First Avenue two nights a week.
🍽️ Dinner Behind the Bodega
Tours gather beneath Doc Maynard's Public House and spill into Pioneer Square, Seattle's birthplace, before dropping below street level. Down there the old storefronts still stand, a time capsule from the city that rebuilt itself after the 1889 Great Fire.
The route runs 75 minutes as a guided walking tour, leaving on the hour every day of the year from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., with extra departures every half hour from June through September. It carries a 4.5 rating across 9,852 reviews, and the entrance sits at 614 First Avenue in Pioneer Square.
