[Northwestern USA trip] Day 2 in Seattle, WA - Tanktoberfest : A Beer Tasting Event
On the second day in Seattle, we had breakfast at the Macrina Bakery & Cafe which is located at Belltown (literally below our apartment). It is one of Seattle's favorite bakeries, and it is an excellent place for the locals who are seeking a laid back atmosphere for breakfast and brunch.
The damage
for our breakfast was about USD29. I really loved the Bialy Egg Sandwich with
Bacon, as it tasted awesomely yummy!
After our
breakfast, we went back to the apartment’s carpark to pick up our car
These wooden
chips were given to us upon admission to use for our beer tasting!
The event was MEGA FUN! There was a wide array of local and imported beer for selection, and I had to ensure Baby wouldn't get drunk... Watching the vintage tanks come to life while enjoying ice cold beer was quite the treat!
Apart from tanks, there were various other military vehicles as well on live display. Another bonus was that the ticket to the event allowed us access to the museum as well. Naturally, we took this opportunity to explore the museum! The Flying
Heritage & Combat Armor Museum has a rare private collection of WWII era aircraft,
tanks, combat armor and other technologies, painstakingly restored to working
condition.
For lunch, there were various food trucks around that had come for the event, and we shared a plate of BBQ Pork Ribs for lunch, as the portion was huge! After lunch, we continued with our beer tasting session.
We left the
museum, and we went for some shopping at T.J.Maxx at the nearby Everett Mall which was
about 10-15 mins from the museum. I bought an off-shoulder floral blouse
(USD7) and a floral dress (USD13).
The shopping
session ended our second day in Seattle. Do stay tuned for the next post on my
Seattle trip!
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