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<\/a><\/p>\nAdditionally, you can find tasty and artfully crafted sushi at Umi Sake House<\/a>, amazing Thai food at Golden Singha<\/a>, and delightful comfort food at CJ’s Eatery<\/a>, not to mention indulgent cupcakes at The Yellow Leaf<\/a>.<\/p>\n One of Belltown’s\u00a0most unique features is the famous Olympic Sculpture Park<\/a>, a free, outdoor collection of impressive of both permanent and traveling works of art. It’s operated by the Seattle Art Museum<\/a> and is one of the only green spaces downtown.<\/p>\n\n\t\tBelltown is a beautifully historic district of Seattle that neighbors Pikes Place Market, Elliot Bay, and Denny Way. It\u2019s the most densely populated area of the city, extremely walkable, and full of trendy restaurants, cozy cafes, and mostly new apartments and condos (although there are still some older charming brick residences). One of the more iconic establishments, The Crocodile<\/a>, opened in the grunge era and played host to dozens of well-known music groups. They are still a popular music venue so check their calendar<\/a> for a list of shows. Another well-known and highly celebrated restaurant is El Gaucho<\/a>, which has just celebrated their 20 year anniversary and promise to deliver\u00a0<\/span>“Fine dining of a bygone era. We anticipate our guest\u2019s needs with jazz, delivering a personalized and unparalleled service encounter, where the details are carefully and thoughtfully executed. A place where the water glasses never go below an inch, ladies are escorted and carts silently glide to guests awaiting tableside preparations.”\u00a0<\/em><\/p>\n