Football Weekend Itinerary

Established in 1967, 13 Coins Restaurant is a longtime Pacific Northwest favorite. This full-service dining destination features an extensive menu of American and Italian classics, along with signature house specialties. Guests can enjoy breakfast all day, a lively happy hour, and late-night dining, with menu options designed for any occasion.

Need to Know:

Convenient Location: Located just across the street from the airport, making it a beloved spot for both locals and travelers alike​​.

Something for Everyone: Whether you’re craving breakfast all day, a satisfying lunch, a comforting dinner, or a late-night treat, 13 Coins has something for every appetite. Highlights include Eggs Benedict, Joe’s Special, Chicken Parmigiana, Fettuccine Venetia, and the signature Steak David—grilled filet mignon topped with lobster meat and house-made hollandaise, served over sautéed spinach. With more than 100 menu options, there’s a favorite for every guest.

Live Music: 13 Coins features live musical performances Tuesday through Saturday nights, adding to the lounge ambiance.

The Vibe:

13 Coins SeaTac is known for its iconic high-backed booths, perfect for intimate meals, and swiveling captain’s chairs that provide a front-row seat to the open-style kitchen, where diners can watch chefs at work. The lively lounge and bar offer an ideal spot to unwind with handcrafted cocktails or enjoy a casual bite. For larger gatherings, the restaurant also features four private dining rooms in the back, accommodating up to 60 guests for special occasions or business events.

Westfield Southcenter, located just minutes from Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA), is an expansive indoor mall that draws shoppers from near and far. Explore over 200 retailers, dozens of dining options, a movie theater showing all the latest releases, a bowling alley, and even a public library. Drop in for a quick visit or block off a full day of fun. Either way, you'll feel the time fly by as you explore this retail paradise.

NEED TO KNOW:

Hundreds of Stores: Shop at major department stores such as Macy's and Nordstrom, along with dozens of specialty stores, including Apple, POP Mart, Uniqlo, Sephora, Pandora, Daiso, and many others. Whether you're looking for a new outfit, skincare products, unique imported toys and goods, or a luxurious gift like Japanese chocolate from ROYCE', you'll find it at this mall.

Food Options Galore: This mall is a dining destination in itself. Full-service restaurants include nationally known businesses such as Din Tai Fung and JOEY, as well as regional favorites such as Trapper’s Sushi, Duke’s Seafood, and Moctezuma's Mexican Restaurant & Tequila Bar. Those looking for a quick bite will enjoy dramatic views of Mt. Rainier from the center's dining terrace with more than a dozen fast-casual eateries, including Chipotle, Panda Express, and Shake Shack.

A Family-Friendly Destination: Westfield Southcenter has numerous places to shop for toys, games, and kids' clothing, including Journeyz, Vans, H&M, LEGO, and Build-a-Bear. Play at several indoor playgrounds, and grab kid-friendly bites at the food court. (Read our Guide to Westfield Southcenter for Kids for more ideas).

Attractions Inside the Mall: Round1 Bowling & Arcade offers upscale bowling, tons of arcade games, private karaoke, and full food and beverage service. Also check out AMC Theaters to catch all the newest movie releases.

Related Questions & Answers

Q: What’s open in Tukwila's Westfield Southcenter Mall?
A: For the most up-to-date information on which stores are currently open, visit the Westfield Southcenter website.

Q: What time does Westfield Southcenter Mall close?
A: Westfield Southcenter's hours are 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Saturday, and 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Sunday.

Q: How many stores are in Westfield Southcenter?
A: There are more than 150 stores, including Macy's and Nordstrom. Here is the most up-to-date Map of Stores at the Mall.

Now open at Westfield Southcenter

Great Big Game Show is a live-hosted experience that turns you and your crew into contestants in your very own TV game show. Set to open at Westfield Southcenter, this one-hour, high-energy attraction places you center stage in an immersive studio environment complete with buzzers, lights, and fast-paced trivia challenges.

From trivia to prop challenges, spin, guess, draw, and build your way to victory. Created by the minds behind The Escape Game, this fast-paced, replayable experience is perfect for team-building activities, birthdays, or spontaneous adventures with friends.


Highlights:

Drop In or Book in Advance: You can book day-of (pending availability) or up to 90 days in advance, with private buyout options and even customizable trivia rounds available for companies or large groups.

Two Studio Setups: Each room hosts up to 14 players, designed to replicate a vibrant TV game show set with real buzzers, scoreboards, and lights.

Come One, Come All: Groups as small as two or three can join as well. You’ll be joined by other people who booked that time, and you might make some new friends in the process!

The Vibe:
Great Big Game Show is like walking into a TV set. The quick-fire questions and engaging hosts make for an immersive, memorable experience.

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All-In-One Fun at Round1 Bowling & Arcade
Round1 Bowling & Arcade at Westfield Southcenter Mall in Tukwila is far more than a bowling alley: it’s a sprawling entertainment destination where you can immerse yourself in a world of friendly competition and fun. The company was founded in Japan in 1980 and expanded to locations all across the country. In 2010, it opened its first location in the U.S., quickly gaining popularity with American fun-seekers. At the Tukwila location, you can bowl, play arcade games, or challenge friends to billiards. With flexible party packages available, it’s also an ideal choice for birthdays and group outings.

Need to Know

• Extensive Bowling Facilities: Enjoy 14 top-notch bowling lanes, perfect for friendly games or serious strikes.

• Exclusive Arcade Games: Find rare Japanese arcade games along with classic favorites and crane games.

• Private Karaoke Rooms: Sing your heart out with friends in private, soundproofed karaoke booths featuring an array of song choices.

• Full Food & Beverage Service: Satisfy your cravings with a selection of snacks, meals, beer, and wine options, keeping energy high for more fun.
  

The Vibe
Round 1’s atmosphere is vibrant and energetic, drawing groups and families looking to enjoy an exciting day indoors. The venue’s colorful, bustling setting, filled with the sounds of strikes, cheers, and karaoke performances, creates a lively ambiance.

Adult Team-Building
Host your group at Round1 for bowling, karaoke in private booths, billiards, and an arcade. Explore party packages and pair the fun with drinks and casual dining. You can also add on a VIP Immersive Lane to see how the lane comes alive with high-tech, responsive graphics.

All Star Sports Bar in Des Moines, WA, is the kind of laid-back, high-energy neighborhood bar where locals gather to watch the big game, unwind with friends, and enjoy comforting bar food and ice-cold beer on tap. A classic sports bar with a community feel, it’s known for its friendly staff, welcoming crowd, and wall-to-wall TVs that ensure you won’t miss a single touchdown, home run, or buzzer-beater.

Whether you're coming for Sunday football, karaoke night, or just a casual drink after work, All Star delivers an easygoing atmosphere where sports fans and good-times seekers feel right at home. It’s a lively spot with all the essentials: great wings, generous pours, and good company.

NEED TO KNOW

Wall-to-Wall Game Day Coverage: With TVs lining the walls and all the major sports channels on deck, this is the go-to place to catch football, soccer, baseball, rugby, and hockey.

No-Frills, Full-Flavor Food: The menu hits all the sports bar cravings—from saucy wings and burgers to loaded fries and nachos.

Friendly Service & Familiar Faces: Regulars often highlight the attentive bartenders and relaxed atmosphere. It’s a spot where new faces are welcomed and regulars are remembered.

Pool, Darts & More: When there’s a break between innings or a halftime lull, guests can shoot a round of pool, throw darts, or just kick back and soak in the buzz.

The Vibe: Classic Sports Bar with a Community Soul
Stepping into All Star Sports Bar feels like dropping into your favorite team’s tailgate party—casual, energetic, and full of camaraderie. It’s the kind of place where you can wear your jersey, order your usual, and cheer with the crowd.

Welcome to the Global Dining District, a vibrant stretch of more than 30 restaurants, cafes, and markets along International Boulevard near SEA Airport. Here, you'll find global cuisines that reflect the many cultures of SeaTac, one of the most diverse cities in the Northwest. It's a kaleidoscope of flavors and a smorgasbord for the senses. So pull up a chair, try something you've never tasted before, and explore the world...one mouthwatering bite at a time.

PERUVIAN CLASSICS AT THEIR FINEST

At San Fernando Peruvian Chicken, you’ll find the best of traditional Peruvian cuisine, from its signature crispy roasted chicken to tangy ceviche to hearty beef dishes and more.

NEED TO KNOW:

Signature Dishes: If you haven’t experienced Peruvian-style chicken, you're in for a treat. Far from your average rotisserie chicken, Pollo a la brasa (“blackened chicken”) is seasoned with spices and slow-cooked to perfection, then served with a heap of hot french fries. Other standout dishes include Ceviche de Pescado (fish marinated in key lime), Lomo Saltado (sirloin strips sauteed with onions, tomatoes and fries), and Aji de Gallina (a creamy chicken stew made with spicy ají peppers).

Location: A short drive from most SeaTac hotels, and a 5-minute drive from SEA airport.

Budget-Friendly: Most menu items are under $20. A whole roasted chicken is $32 and gives you plenty to share with a friend or three.

THE VIBE:

Casual and laid-back, you can come as you are and bring the whole family.

GOOD TO KNOW:

Explore New Flavors: More adventurous diners and try a glass of Chicha Morada (purple corn punch), Papa Rellana (beef-stuffed deep-fried mashed potatoes) or Anticuchos (marinated beef heart skewers).

History on a Plate: Peruvian cuisine is said to be a fusion of cultures, blending European and indigenous cooking styles and ingredients. For example, popular sides include both rice (not native to the region) and potatoes, which were cultivated by the Inca as early as 8,000 BC!