Seattle’s historic industrial arts corridor is hosting Georgetown Bites this Saturday, March 28th from 11:00am to 6:00pm. 28 tasty local businesses are participating in this year’s event and will be offering
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Does Your Mother Know: A Candid Discussion with Sassy Mama Donna
As an 80’s baby, I subconsciously became an ABBA fan long before I could comprehend an acronym, or the impact Agnetha, Benny, Björn and Anni-Frid would have on Pop music. My parents blared that Gold: Greatest Hits on repeat throughout my childhood, and it didn’t take long for me to realize, I was THE Dancing Queen. When the MAMMA MIA! musical first went into production several years
Celebrate the anniversary with a new tasting menu for $50
Hailed with rave reviews when it opened three years ago on Bainbridge Island, Restaurant Marché has matured into a vibrant showcase for culinary excellence where Pacific Northwest ingredients are the foundation for the chef’s modern takes on French classics. Beginning today, Restaurant Marché will launch a special menu offering a pre-fixe, four-course chef’s tasting menu highlighting seasonal
A pie walks into a bar…
Memorize as as many digits of pi that you can, write a pie-ku and visit Pie Bar on Saturday for this year’s epic Pi Day with delicious pies baked with love. Don’t be surprised if there’s a bit of a line, but the wait is worth it. Pi Day is the busiest day for Pie Bar all year. Last year, the very adorable co-owner
An epic pi day calls for epic pies.
Pi Day happens every year on 3.14. However, this year, it is 3.14.15. It must be celebrated! Savory or sweet, everyone needs to consume some pie this Saturday. Personally, I’m into the classic pies—Cherry and Strawberry Rhubarb are tied for first place. Below are some of the tasty choices you should enjoy
Seattle’s biggest food and wine event.
Each spring, thousands of people come together to experience 225 wineries, 70 restaurants, and 60 culinary exhibitors from across the region for the ultimate four-day experience. Taste Washington will be held at CenturyLink Field Event Center from March 26-29th. This is the 18th year that Visit Seattle
Cool concerts, cocktails, Kurios & more
Sure, a recent heat wave and string of azure-skied days have filled Seattle’s trails and parks with hordes of eager sun worshippers. It’s been glorious. Yet we must remind ourselves of one undeniable fact: It’s only February; technically, summer’s still a long way off.
If you’ve been on the prowl for a fun date night, or evening out with the ladies, Teatro Zinzanni offers a spiced up rendition of dinner theater unlike anything I’ve ever experienced. In production since 1998, guests will get cozy with fellow diners seated around a booth family style, and expect surprisingly satisfying cocktails and dishes throughout the three hour evening, paired with the Teatro cast carefully crafting a tale filled with many laughs, cirque trapeze acts, festive cabaret,
Northwest Chinese food hits Capitol Hill.
Zhu Dang, which opened up this past December, offers an expansive menu of modern Chinese food. With home style favorites like Shen Jian Bao (pan fried dumplings) and Lion’s Head Meatball soup, I was excited to check out this hot new spot. Dishes to share that includes noodles, fried rice, meat entrees, soups, and seafood, there’s a lot to choose from and something for everyone. Familiar flavors
Howard Finds Himself in I Forget Where We Were
Who: Ben Howard established himself as a prominent UK folk artist with the release of his first album Every Kingdom back in 2011, a beautiful reflection of positivity, and collection of catchy love lyrics sure to appeal to audiences everywhere. Each song on the album felt as if you were sharing a personal moment with the artist, yet just when you thought he might dive deep and reveal something bigger, he ended the trance and brought you back up with his cute hums, whistles, and winks. The album was a quintessential catch 22; I loved everything about it, the transition from Old Pine, to Everything and what
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