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One of our favorite things about Fweedom Cannabis Seattle location is the close proximity to amazing restaurants. Whether it's 10 AM or 10 PM, Highway 99 has it all — Burgers, Teriyaki, Cuban and more! So next time you're in the neighborhood, head to one of our five favorite spots.

Beth's Cafe

Beth's Cafe is an iconic, no-frills American diner. Since 1954, they've prepared breakfast twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week. Their food has even been featured on the Travel Channel and Food Network. We guarantee Beth's famous 12-egg omelette and "all you can eat" hash browns will quash your munchies.

Bongo's Cafe

At an old gas station across from Green Lake lies a Caribbean retreat. Bongo's Cafe serves authentic Caribbean cuisine like citrus braised pork sandwiches, chili sauce shrimp and spiced jerk chicken. With its outdoor seating and beach ambiance, we love Bongo's for the daytime munchies. Did we mention it's also a Pokéstop?

Burgermaster

If you're craving a classic burger and fries, head to Burgermaster. Quench your cotton mouth with one of their seven milkshake flavors. Our favorite is blackberry. We also love their locally-sourced and grass-fed beef, so make it a double. For over 60 years Burgermaster has served Seattle, which is why we're proud to name them one of our best eats.

Don't be duped by the tiny truck. El Camion does it big. Our favorites are the Plato Mexicano (pictured) and the fish tacos, which have a delicious creme agria especial sauce. Seattle Times calls El Camion one of the best food trucks in America, and we'd have to agree. El Camion is essential if you've got the munchies.

Manna Deli & Teriyaki

Manna Deli & Teriyaki is so authentic, they don't have a website. We stumbled on this gem thanks to Yelp and it's become a stoney staple. We love Manna's Chicken Teriyaki Combo, Gyoza and Tofu Yakisoba. Their prices are affordable, so you'll have money left over for a gram or two!