IHOP SeaTac offers travelers and locals a reliable stop for all-day breakfast favorites and hearty American classics. Just minutes from SEA Airport (formerly Seattle-Tacoma International Airport), it’s a convenient choice for an early-morning meal, a quick bite before a flight, or a casual sit-down with family and friends.    

Need to Know:    
Breakfast All Day: Signature pancakes, omelets, waffles, and French toast are served from open to close.      Full Menu Variety: Beyond breakfast, IHOP serves burgers, sandwiches, fried chicken, and lighter entrées.      Traveler-Friendly: Its close proximity to SEA Airport makes it popular with visitors catching early or late flights.      
Family-Friendly Dining: A dedicated kid’s menu and approachable pricing make it easy for families.      Casual and Accessible: Relaxed diner-style atmosphere with generous portions at affordable prices.   
 The Vibe:  Friendly and laid-back, IHOP SeaTac feels like a dependable pit stop where comfort food and convenience meet—ideal for travelers on the go and locals who love a classic diner breakfast.

IHOP

Rain or shine, Quarterdeck is the perfect place to savor a drink with a waterfront view. This quaint, locally owned cafe and bar is right near the beach at the Des Moines Marina and has ample outdoor seating. On a warm day, you can soak up the sun while taking in breathtaking views of Puget Sound and the Olympic Mountains in the distance. During cooler months, you can stay cozy in a heated outdoor tent, or at one of the tables inside. Even better, it stays open until mid-evening, making it a great place to gather with friends for drinks, or to post up by yourself with a book and a glass of wine.     

It’s dog-friendly, kid-friendly, and you can even bring in outside food if you’d like. Basically, it’s like going to your most hospitable friend’s waterfront home!    

NEED TO KNOW:    
-Community Events: Quarterdeck was founded with the intention to be a community hub where everyone feels at home. It regularly hosts fun, welcoming events, like trivia and bingo nights, wine tastings, and live music. Check their website for upcoming dates.     
-Not Your Average Cup of Jo: Quarterdeck serves organic coffee from Anchor House Roasting, a premium roastery in Buckley, Washington. Enjoy drip, espresso, cold brew, and specialty drinks. Pair your drink with a fresh, flaky pastry from Macrina Bakery.    
-Premium Alcoholic Beverages: Choose from local craft beer and cider on tap and wines from the PNW and around the world, available in bottles or by the glass.    
-Snacks to Savor: Nibble on a charcuterie plate filled with artisanal cheeses and meats, or fill up with warm or cold sandwiches, wraps, or salads. There are also breakfast options, including a mouthwatering sausage omelette melt made with cage-free eggs. You can also bring in outside food if you’d like!      

THE VIBE:    Quarterdeck is warm, welcoming, and casual. The deck and outdoor seating area are beautifully maintained, and the view is unbeatable.

Quarterdeck

A Fresh Taste of the Pacific Northwest at Des Moines Waterfront Farmers Market  Immerse yourself in the vibrant community spirit of Des Moines, Washington, at the Des Moines Waterfront Farmers Market. Established in 2006, this absolute gem of a local market weaves together the best of local agriculture, artisan crafts, and lively entertainment against the scenic backdrop of Puget Sound. Running every Saturday from June through September, the market promises an array of fresh produce, flowers, and unique local crafts, complemented by live music and picturesque views.  

Need to Know:  
*	Market Days: Every Saturday, 10 AM to 2 PM, from June through September.  
*	Special Features: From fresh local produce and flowers to artisan crafts, food vendors, and live music, the market offers a rich tapestry of community life​​​​.  

The Vibe:  The Des Moines Waterfront Farmers Market is more than just a place to shop for produce; it's a community hub where visitors can enjoy sampling the local bounty while overlooking the Olympic Mountains, Vashon and Maury Islands, and the waters of Puget Sound beyond the Marina. Here you can indulge in delicious eats from food trucks and explore the works of amazing artisans. Whether you're a local resident or a visitor to Seattle Southside, the market provides a welcoming space for shopping, strolling, and socializing​​.  

Good to Know:  The market goes far beyond just shopping; it's about experiencing the rich agricultural and artisanal bounty of Washington. Enjoy live music, a picnic area for leisurely lunches, and the opportunity to meet and support local farmers and artisans. The market also participates in food security initiatives, accepting vouchers and offering matching programs, ensuring access to fresh, healthy food for all​​​​. As a nonprofit organization, the market is far more focused on providing quality food and service than it is on making a buck. 

Des Moines Waterfront Farmers Market (Seasonal)

A Gateway to Puget Sound Beauty and Adventure    The Des Moines Marina, tucked along Puget Sound, is a popular destination for both boaters and non-boaters alike. This full-service, 900-slip marina offers salty breezes, spectacular sunsets, and panoramic views of the Olympic Mountains. With a long, well-maintained pier that extends far into the sea, you’ll feel like you’re walking on water. It’s no wonder Des Moines is often dubbed the “Boating Capital of the Pacific Northwest.”     

Highlights   
-Full-Service Moorage: The marina offers wet and dry moorage for 850 vessels and fuel services, making it a welcoming port for both short-term visitors and long-term boaters. The guest moorage area provides 1,500 feet of dock space for vessels up to 100 feet in length. Learn more here.      
-Boardwalk and Fishing Pier: Enjoy stunning walks along the waterfront or try your luck at fishing from the public pier.    
-Public Art: Walk around the marina to discover many pieces of public art, including the fascinating marinascope<https://zh.seattlesouthside.com/directory/marinascope/>.     
-Spend a Day at the Park: Adjacent to the marina, Des Moines Beach Park features a grassy field perfect for playing or picnicking, a rocky beach, and trails to explore.    
-Farmers Market: On summer Saturdays, the marina hosts the Des Moines Waterfront Farmers Market, featuring fresh produce and flowers as well as ready-to-eat food and wares from local artisans.     Walkable Marina District: Several restaurants and cafes nearby offer waterfront views, including Anthony's HomePort & Lower Deck<https://www.seattlesouthside.com/directory/anthonys-homeport-and-lower-deck/> and Quarterdeck<https://www.seattlesouthside.com/directory/quarterdeck/>. A quick stroll east also brings you to boutique shopping, wine tastings, and cozy cafes—all wrapped in small-town charm.     
-The Vibe: The Des Moines Marina is equal parts tranquil escape and lively hub. From paddleboarding beneath pink skies to savoring local

Des Moines Marina Pier

Step Into a Historic Landscape at the Robert Morris Earthwork  Nestled in a hillside overlooking the Kent Valley, the Robert Morris Earthwork stands as a testament to the transformative power of art and environmental rehabilitation. Born from the visionary collaboration led by 4Culture (formerly the King County Arts Commission) in 1979, this 4-acre public artwork was conceived to breathe new life into an abandoned gravel pit.     

Artist Robert Morris meticulously sculpted the terrain, removing undergrowth and terracing the earth, before sowing it with rye grass to rejuvenate the land. Today, Johnson Pit #30, as it is formally known, has evolved into a gathering place and an international beacon for scholars, students, urban planners, curators, and art enthusiasts, celebrated for its pioneering role in land reclamation through art.       

Need to Know:  
*	Public Hours: Open from dawn to dusk, every day, inviting visitors to experience its serene beauty and historic significance.  
*	Location's Legacy: Recognized for its innovative approach to public art and land reclamation, the Earthwork has been a pivotal site for engagement, recently earning its place on the National Register of Historic Places in October 2021.  
*	Cultural Significance: Hailed as the first publicly funded project to reclaim an industrially-abused site with art, the Earthwork reflects a groundbreaking merger of ecological restoration and artistic expression       
The Vibe:  As you step into the Robert Morris Earthwork, you're not just entering a piece of land but stepping into a piece of history. The site offers an extraordinary view over the Kent Valley below, providing a contemplative open space that resonates with the quiet power of nature reimagined. It's a place where the past and present converge, offering a unique perspective on the role of art in environmental stewardship.       

Good to Know: 
*	Artistic Marvel: The Earthwork is a living sculpture, offering an immersive experience that blends

Earthwork Robert Morris

Set high on a hilltop in SeaTac, Grandview Off-Leash Dog Park is a haven for dogs and their humans. With more than 30 acres of wide-open space, stunning views of Mount Rainier, and plenty of room to zoom, it’s one of the largest and most beloved off-leash areas in the region. Located just a short drive from the airport and local hotels, it's also a popular choice for travelers with dogs in tow.       

What you wouldn't ever guess? This park is also a former NIKE Missile Site constructed during the Cold War in case of a nuclear attack. While it's long been deactivated, it remains a destination for history buffs.     

HIGHLIGHTS    
-Massive Open Fields: With acres of rolling meadows and gentle hills, dogs have plenty of space to sprint, sniff, and play.    
-Unmatched Mountain Views: True to its name, Grandview lives up to the hype with panoramic vistas of Mount Rainier.     
-Fenced and Safe: The entire park is securely fenced, giving peace of mind to owners of rambunctious runners.     
-Agility Course: Keep adventurous pups entertained while providing great training opportunities.    

The Vibe:   Grandview feels like a wide-open playground. It’s energetic, a little muddy, and full of fun. Whether you're here to exercise a high-energy pup or soak in the view while your dog socializes, the atmosphere is equal parts serene and playful.

Grandview Off-Leash Dog Park

Coastal Dining on the Des Moines Marina  Anthony’s HomePort and Lower Deck in Des Moines is a go-to destination for fresh Northwest fare. Located directly on the Des Moines Marina, guests enjoy sweeping views of Puget Sound, passing boats, and dramatic Olympic Mountain backdrops—particularly magical at sunset.     This two-in-one restaurant offers both a refined upstairs experience and a relaxed downstairs patio vibe. From summer happy hours and sunset date nights to celebratory dinners and Sunday brunch, the dual-concept setup means there's always a seat—and a scene—that fits your plans.    

Take note: This restaurant is on the Seattle Southside Savings Pass! Sign up for the pass<https://www.seattlesouthside.com/plan-your-trip/deals/savings-pass/> to get a complimentary crispy calamari appetizer with the purchase of two entrees. It's also on the Seattle Southside Happy Hour Trail<https://www.seattlesouthside.com/food-drink/happy-hour-trail/>.  

Top Reasons to Visit:  
Two Experiences in One: The HomePort upstairs offers elegant, full-service dining with an emphasis on seasonal Northwest seafood. The Lower Deck serves up a laid-back, beachy vibe with outdoor seating, casual fare, and craft drinks. The two restaurants have distinct menus and hours, so it’s wise to check the restaurant website before visiting. The Lower Deck is only open in the afternoons and evenings.    
The Best Seafood in Town: Anthony’s prides itself on sourcing all its seafood through its own, family-owned seafood company.    
Upstairs, you can find virtually any kind of seafood you’re craving, including fresh oysters on the half shell, expertly prepared wild cod, steamed clams, prawn cocktail, Dungeness crab dip, and more. Beyond seafood, Anthony’s cooks a mean filet or ribeye, so you can mix-and-match with sides like scallops or tempura prawns to make a delicious surf and turf meal.      
 On the Lower Deck, you’ll find plenty of options as well, like crispy calamari, wild salmon and cod, and fish 

Anthony's HomePort

For over 25 years, Bob’s Burgers and Teriyaki has quietly built a reputation as one of SeaTac’s best-kept secrets. This family-owned fusion spot is just minutes from Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA), making it a popular spot for travelers. Known for its generous portions of American, Japanese, and Korean comfort foods, it's a great place to grab a quick bite or pick up dinner to go.    

NEED TO KNOW:    
Unique Specialty Burgers: Get the best of both worlds with the Teriyaki Burger, which brings together 100% Angus beef, American cheese, sweet and spicy jalapeño jam, and house-made teriyaki sauce. It’s fusion at its finest. Or, get a classic burger with mushroom or bacon. Enjoy it all with a side of fresh crinkle cut fries.    
Japanese Comfort Food: Enjoy sweet and savory teriyaki, crispy gyoza, and stir-fried yakisoba noodles tossed with veggies and your choice of protein.       
Korean Classics: Savor dishes such as Korean BBQ and beef bulgogi, featuring thinly sliced marinated beef grilled to perfection, served with steamed rice and a side of kimchi.   

 The Vibe:   The atmosphere at Bob’s is as unpretentious as it is inviting. While it is a popular spot for takeout, there is a small seating area. However you oredr, people rave about the fast, friendly service.

Bobs Burgers and Teriyaki

A Historic Nursery with a Charming Gift Shop    Zenith Holland Nursery, the oldest operating nursery in King County, is a timeless treasure in Des Moines, Washington. Since 1907, it has been nurturing gardens and building community connections. Beyond its lush selection of plants, the nursery surprises visitors with an expansive gift shop, festive seasonal displays, and creative workshops.     

Need to Know:    
Seasonal Magic: The nursery embraces the seasons with enchanting transformations, such as a whimsical pumpkin patch for Halloween and a cozy Santa area during the holidays, complete with photo opportunities for families. The gift shop is also overflowing with seasonal decor.    

Gift Shop: Discover a large gift shop featuring upscale home decor, candles, kids’ toys, baby items, clothing, jewelry, accessories, and more—perfect for gifts or personal indulgences.    

Creative Workshops and Events: Participate in hands-on classes throughout the year, including wreath-making workshops during the holidays, bonsai lessons, and terrarium-building sessions, offering unique ways to connect with nature and creativity.    

Extensive Plant Selection: From vibrant seasonal flowers to hardy shrubs, Zenith Holland offers everything you need to create and maintain a thriving garden, supported by knowledgeable staff ready to help. Experienced horticularlists and garden consutlants can offer expert advice as you choose what makes most sense for your home or yard.    

The Vibe:    Zenith Holland Nursery feels like a hidden oasis tucked away in Des Moines. It's a great place to stop by when you're visiting Seattle Southside, or to bring guests from out of town.

Zenith Holland Nursery

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The newly upgraded turf ball fields at Steven J. Underwood Memorial Park are part of a multi-use athletic complex featuring three competition-level softball/baseball fields designed for practices, league play, and tournaments.  A partnership between Perfect Game and the City made the conversion to turf possible. Set within a park of over 20 acres, the fields include amenities such as lighting, covered dugouts, restrooms, and nearby parking, making them suitable for both daytime and evening games. Surrounded by walking trails and other recreational facilities, the ball fields serve as a central hub for community sports and outdoor activity.

Steven J. Underwood Memorial Park

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