Head to the Harbor Steps for meat and comfort food at its finest.
I love spaetzle (spetz-lah) to a degree of concern. I was first introduced to the cheesy, playful dish while visiting my uncle and Austrian aunt in Alaska.
Author: Jon Meyer
Phinney Ridge’s top spot for a juicy burger and a cold pint.
This week’s column is a departure of sorts, since it focuses more on meal specials — rather than an overall grade of the menu. The reason for this is simple: I want one of these burgers really badly — like, right now. Like most good things, however, enjoyment can also come in the anticipation.
This Capitol Hill cantina serves up tasty Mexican cuisine and cold cervezas.
Fremont may still be the center of the universe, but Capitol Hill is making its presence felt — especially where culinary matters are concerned. Of the new ventures making their case heard, Barrio Mexican Kitchen & Bar is at the forefront.
If learning to kiteboard sounds like a worthy endeavor, then Jeffro is your man.
Trendsetting and trailblazing — this pro-athlete has built an outdoorsman’s Mecca.
For 34-year-old Bryce Phillips, professional skier and multi-talented businessman, the top two definitions of the word “mogul” are as connected to his life as clicked in boots to a binding.
BBQ sandwiches and affordable cocktails — what else do you need?
I find enjoyment in oddly-named entities. Pearl Jam falls into this category, for instance. So does Lock & Keel Tavern, one of the many establishments found along ever-popular
Adventurous bar-hoppers will find cheap drinks and tasty food at this Pike St. joint.
Nothing makes you cheer “Salud!” like cheap tacos and a library of tequila.
For the first time in my five years in Seattle, I reside at an address located on Capitol Hill — you know, that place where people dress a little differently, take themselves a bit too seriously and taste everything a tad too much.
You don’t have to be a swimmer to enjoy these HH deals — but it definitely helps.
Take a walk on the dark side at this Gothic local haunt.
The world is a dark and scary place. I’ve heard this many a time — and I’m happy to say that I don’t subscribe to this way of thinking, for the most part. Still, there are some haunts out there that would inspire fear in the strongest soul, and Club Noc Noc is one of them.
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