Local Brew is Seattle’s online comedy show, but this week the show gets a star makeover. Tom Douglas, The Hulk, Sisqo, and a certain someone’s mom are all among the celebrity guest stars in this heroic episode.
Win a copy of his debuting cookbook, learn his recipe, and a pop-up you don’t want to miss —
Little known fact: I was a vegetarian for two decades, which is why I’m making up for lost porcine time now that I’ve hit my dirty thirties. Despite my meaty ways, I still have mad respect for vegetarians. Meat is probably the easiest thing on the plate to prepare. It takes a little more ingenuity to showcase vegetables and grains so they truly shine.
Dine in or delivery at this new Capitol Hill gem.
Lucky 8s China House has only been open for a few months, but the food and service is impressive. They offer traditional Americanized Chinese food, including pork bao, chow mein and spring rolls at a low price. The lunch menu allows you to choose three dishes from a menu of nine for only $8
The Columbia River Gorge gives more than scenic views with standout wines ideal for food.
One bumpy bus ride, three downed bottles of water and 230 miles left in the dust toward Seattle, this wine scribe made her first appearance in the delightfully charming village of Hood River, Oregon. The streets are lined with mom n’pop businesses
Get hydrated and energized — the natural way — this soccer season.
There are three things that Seattleites have come to love in recent years: things that are locally produced, things that are all-natural, and things that are related to soccer. Mix them together, bottle them up, and you get Golazo, the newest sports drink to hit the Pacific Northwest.
All-American men’s gear.
James Dean is an American icon embodying youth, angst and the 50’s. This season, American and European designers embraced Dean’s style. Get ready for slimmer fits and a whole lot more color.
Brighten up your wardrobe with the color of the season!
Orange, more specifically, tangerine, is the color of the season. It is bold and daring, as well as bright and cheery, adding that extra oomph your spring wardrobe needs. Throw on an orange purse or sunnys and watch your day instantly brighten up even if the weather in Seattle doesn’t.
International indie-pop sensation rocks his way into Seattle.
You may not pronounce his name quite right—but chances are you’ve found yourself at some point humming passionately along to his catchy break-up song, “Somebody That I Used to Know.”
It’s OK to be cheesy at this weekend’s mecca for stinky goodness.
Still eating cheese out of cellophane wrappers? Don’t know the difference between cheddar and chèvre? Come experience the fascinating and complex, delicious culinary creation that is artisan cheese at Seattle’s first annual Washington Artisan Cheesemakers Festival.
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