Seattle's most famous landmark is a pointy 1962 World's Fair relic, but it's not exactly a magnet for great food. If you’re with anyone who feels it's necessary to swing by the Space Needle ...

SkyCity at the Space Needle is one of the most expensive restaurants ... you're wrong: There's a minimum food and beverage charge of $35 per guest. The first bite of crab cake has a piece of ...

Discussing the renovation recently, Space Needle CEO Ron Sevart said, “It’s about getting out of the way of the view. When the [elevator] door opens, angels need to sing.” Food like this ...

Minimum food and beverage charge $35 per guest. Kids lunch and dinner entrees, $10.95 to $14.95. A visit to the Space Needle Observation Deck is complimentary when dining at SkyCity (regular ...

Last month, the Space Needle introduced a new interactive element that lets you view Seattle and the iconic building itself in a whole new light. And it’s a welcome change in this digital age, ...

“I firmly believe that the food at the Space Needle should be amazing,” food writer Bethany Jean Clement said. Unfortunately, in her experience at their new cafe, Atmos, it was not ...

Here’s a welcome shot in the arm for the neighborhood that’s home to the world famous Space Needle. Let’s take a sweet sneak peek at the latest offering from Eat Seattle Food Tours.

The Seattle Space Needle unveiled a new attraction on Friday as part of a $100 million privately funded improvement project.

The Space Needle is a 605-foot observation tower that defines the skyline of Seattle and serves as a symbol of the city. “It’s really an icon,” says Rick Chesmore, a cofounder of Chesmore ...

The Space Needle has a 30-foot-deep foundation made with 2,800 yards of concrete and 250 tons of reinforcing steel. The above-ground portion of the Needle weighs an impressive 3,700 tons, but the ...