Cruise in style to a UW Huskies game.
Now that we’ve experienced Ivar’s sailgating firsthand (so much fun!), we thought we’d let you know exactly what you can expect. Here are a few tips for making the most of your fun-filled Seattle day.
Ivar’s Salmon House
UW Football is underway with three games—and three wins—in favor of the Huskies. A favorite among locals, Ivar’s sailgating is a one-of-a-kind experience for Husky football fans. Fans arrive in style (and well fed) by sailgating to Husky stadium during each home game.
Forget the hassle of parking in a crowded lot or elbowing your way onto a bus. Take one of these three game-day cruises for a tailgate experience: Seattle style.
Don’t mess with Alaska’s Copper River Salmon and Oregon Pinot Noir.
I was making friends while flying solo at a bar top a few weeks back with a half dozen dames in town from Anchorage, Alaska. After explaining what I do (the answer was “a lot of things with booze in the Northwest?”), the ladies inquired as to why their fare state is not clumped into the general “Pacific Northwest” group.
Summer’s over and it’s officially time to say buh-bye to burgers and BBQs. This fall, go fish — and for dependable, brain-boosting fresh catches of the day, nothing beats Ivar’s Salmon House, one of Seattle’s most storied seafood institutions. Bring your appetite and dive in!
See our updated 2016 post.
Why fight game day traffic, when you can sail to the game in style?
All right, everyone—September is right around the corner. The sweet smell of turf fills the air, and after a week of open practices, fans can barely contain their pre-season excitement as opening day draws closer.
