Mecca Cafe (526 Queen Anne Ave N): You can pick up just about anything at the Mecca: a stiff drink, a blue-plate special, lung cancer--not to mention boozy book-readers, hourly employees, and horny alcoholics.
Paragon (2125 Queen Anne Ave N): A Belltown alternative on top of Queen Anne, catering to a straight-and-narrow, Tom Leykis-lovin' crowd, where men will be "men" (of the highlighted-hair, jewelry-wearing, loudmouthed variety) and women will learn to love it.
Tini Biggs (106 First Ave N): After Capitol Hill's Neighbours, this Lower Queen Anne favorite is the scoring-est joint in town, serving humongous specialty martinis in a long, thin room loaded with the sort of heterosexual adventurousness usually associated with airport bars. Even fags get hit on by women here--hard.
Natural Habitats
Seattle Center (305 Harrison St): A colossal mix of the urban and suburban, of art and commerce, providing cruising across the spectrum, from the hordes of teenage girls in MTV slut wear lining up for the concert at KeyArena to drunk punks passed out on the grass around the Kurt Cobain memorial fountain.
