The Eastside, particularly Bellevue, has a reputation and it’s not a positive one. Many people think of the Eastside as being cultureless with cookie-cutter chain restaurants and snobby, materialistic people driving Range Rovers and Teslas. However, while it may be true in a small way, that isn’t an entirely accurate or fair description. There’s so much more to the Eastside—don’t let a few stereotypes stop you from visiting! There are several great spots that Seattleites should consider crossing the bridge for (and a few places to avoid), you just need a little “In the Know”.
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Having great hair can make any day better.
If you’re not familiar, “blowouts” are simple treatments that include a wash and style. Stylists can make your hair wavy, voluminous, or straight. Blow dry bars in Seattle haven’t caught on the way they have in Los Angeles and New York and we’re not sure why—it is a lovely experience having someone wash, dry, and style your hair. At 30% of what a haircut would cost, it leaves you feeling glamorous with event-ready hair that you didn’t have to do yourself!
Edited, effortless essentials—all year round.
AYR is headed to Seattle on Saturday! AYR will be hosting a Fall launch event at Nordstrom Bellevue this Saturday, September 26th from 1:00 – 4:00 pm. AYR Founder & Brand Director, Maggie Winter, will introduce the Fall Collection, followed by an afternoon of cocktails and shopping.
Beautiful lashes for instant glamorfication.
In this edition of Treat Yo Self, we feature Noir Lash Lounge, which specializes in semi-permanent eyelash extensions. They offer over 100 different lash varieties. The lashes last for 2 to 8 weeks, with
A luxurious experience in this urban water sanctuary.
In this edition of Treat Yo Self, we feature the hydrotherapy circuit at Yuan Spa in Bellevue downtown. The benefits of the hydrotherapy circuit include muscular stimulation, absorption of elements, detoxification, and skin conditioning. Yuan Spa is a relaxing experience and provides an
A Casual Gastropub in Bellevue.
Tavern Hall opened in Bellevue Square in October (formerly the Munchbar space). The restaurant and bar offers a trendy, yet casual place to hang out. Come as your are. Play shuffleboard on their four shuffleboard tables or catch the Seahawks (or
A new social house in Bellevue.
Scotty Browns opened in Bellevue at the beginning of February this year at the Elements building in Bellevue downtown. The menu is comfort food inspired with North American and West Coast influences. They offer lunch and dinner daily and brunch on Saturday and Sunday mornings. The patio has comfortable seating and is a good distance
“Well you sure have a type, don’t you?”
Brandon, the devilishly handsome husband of Sami, co-owner and sometimes-front desk substitute of Pure Barre Seattle, is checking me in. It took me a second to realize what he was referring to.
Elegant Southeast Asian cuisine in Bellevue downtown.
In this edition of Food Porn, we feature the Bellevue location of Wild Ginger, located in The Bravern. The atmosphere is sophisticated with modern decor, high ceilings, and tall windows illuminating the dining room. The food is inspired from bold and flavorful Southeast Asian flavors.
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