There are Belltown relics and then there's the Five Point whose seedy neon sign and cantankerous advertising blurb ('cheating tourists and drunks since 1929') is practically as iconic as the Space Needle – and 33 years older! Half-diner, half-bar and too worn-in to be mistaken for hip, it’s where seasoned Charles Bukowski look-a-likes go to get wasted.
5 Point Café
Belltown & Seattle Center
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