Tomorrow I go on a little U.S. vacation tour: Seattle, San Francisco, New York.
Any recommendations (especially for Seattle & S.F.)?

In those two cities, it is hard to go wrong whatever you do.

In Seattle -- hit Pike Place Market and there are loads of great restaurants in the area. Check out Mt ranier also, Chian Town, etc....

Danito, you're gonna have a great time.

I have never been to Seattle, so can't say, but San Francisco, you'll love. There's a lot of touristy things to see like the Golden Gate, Alcatraz, Lombard St., Fisherman's Wharf, and riding the cable cars a lot of fun as is walking thru Union Square. Oh, lots of nice restaurants too.

NYC, what can I say, that is sensational, one of a kind and a must see; someplace you'll never forget. I'd suggest checking tourist sites and get an idea on each city of what you want to see most. Speaking for the two cities anyway, I'm sure you'll find lots to do.

Have a wonderful time.

TIS

Danito, a must for both Seattle and SF are their Chinatowns. One great restaurant after another, and very modestly priced. Pike Market in Seattle is another must.
Are you planning to go to Vancouver, BC? It's even more interesting than Seattle. Vancouver shows what a city could be like if residents actually cared about where they lived.

Danito, I hope you have a great time...don't forget to look up Clarka Gable!

That's where I'm staying right now. I'm a participant of the improv theater festival at the Market Theater which is run by "Unexpected Productions".
I'll give Chinatown a try.
Thank you all.
(I've been to NY several times. Maybe this time I'm going to check out some Godfather places.)