Because we need friendly dives like this one, and they need us.
On top of Queen Anne, there’s a little place named Targy’s Tavern that I’ve been drawn to for the past few years. More often than not, I guiltily find myself bypassing community hotspots like Paragon and Potrage and traveling a bit further west to Targy’s grey, nondescript facade.
520or90 helps local drivers cope with tolls, traffic and weather.
On Dec. 29, 2011, travel across Lake Washington changed forever as toll booths opened on SR 520. Two weeks later, commuters must ask a daily question: which bridge is best to take to work?
Enter 520or90, an ingenious
You’ll see stars at this beloved celebrity impersonation extravaganza.
Whether you’re celebrating a birthday or bachelorette party — or maybe even a divorce — the ladies and gentlemen at Le Faux invite you and your friends to enjoy an evening of wild entertainment at Julia’s Restaurant on Capitol Hill.
Technology meets oenology at the beloved waterfront eatery.
Palisade, landmark Elliott Bay restaurant and old stomping grounds for celebrity chef John Howie, reached a turning point late last year. The eatery — a local favorite for anniversaries, special occasions and other celebrations — was the first in the Seattle area to introduce an iPad wine list.
The best part of the pig meets its match with an Oregon-produced red wine.
This gastronomic geek secretly believes that when the world was created, God saved pork belly for last. Then, he kicked up his feet and rested on Day 7. This makes sense, since eating the delicacy is a divine, glorious act. Light beams down from the sky, encapsulating this moment you have to relish in its sumptuous entirety.
A sweet and spicy cocktail that will keep you warm throughout the winter.
A signature model bass by any other name wouldn’t sound as sweet.
Jeff Ament arguably penned the grunge movement’s original bass line. Born in Missoula, the young musician moved to Seattle in 1983, where he found work at a Belltown coffee shop. A year later, he joined Green River, who are considered the grunge era’s first group by many rock historians. After that band broke up, Ament played
Top-shelf tequila, with a fruity twist.
Learn how to shoot the city from an urban art legend.
Calling all photographers – yes, even you, the Facebook profile master self-portraitist. Seattle Street Shots Studio invites amateur shutterbugs in Seattle to learn from world-renowned street photographer, Eric Kim.
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