Built as the centerpiece and inspiration for the 1962 World's Fair, the Space Needle has become a part of the Seattle experience and the globally-recognized icon for the city. The Space Needle's recent $100 million renovation added more than 176 tons of glass to the structure offering unparalleled views of Seattle, and houses The Loupe--the world's first and only revolving glass floor. Open year round, the Space Needle hosts more than a million visitors per year. For more information, visit: spaceneedle.com.
Ivar’s operates three full-service restaurants featuring lively lounges with happy hours, soaring waterfront views, and a wide menu consisting of both Pacific Northwest contemporary menu items and Ivar’s classics.
• Ivar's Acres of Clams, the original Ivar's location, at Pier 54 on Seattle’s historic waterfront
• Ivar's Salmon House on the shores of Seattle’s Lake Union, modeled after a Native-American longhouse
• Ivar's Mukilteo Landing: near the Mukilteo Ferry Landing (30 minutes north of Seattle), boasting remarkable views of Possession Sound
Ivar's also operates 18 quick-service Seafood Bar restaurants throughout the Puget Sound featuring Ivar’s famous chowder, fish n’ chips, and other seafood favorites.
Ivar’s Sports & Entertainment division operates concession stands at four regional sports stadiums: T-Mobile Park, Lumen Field, Husky Stadium, and Cheney Stadium in Tacoma.
Finally, Ivar's Soup Company in Mukilteo produces a full range of delicious soups and chowders for Ivar's Restaurants and for wholesale, private label, and retail sale.