Hunger reopened its doors in the old Dad Watson’s building in lower Fremont last month. With longer hours, more space, and multiple opportunities for happy hour Hunger is bringing fresh Spanish and Mediterranean inspired food to the people of Fremont in a big way.
When one creates the mondo business that has become Taco Del Mar, a smaller project can understandably be the next step. James Schmidt has done just that, bringing his focus from national state back to the community in the form of Pecado Bueno,
Looking to celebrate the longest day of the year? Look no further. The 24th Annual Fremont Solstice Parade kicks off the Fremont Fair on Saturday, June 16th. The parade starts at noon in downtown Fremont.
If you’re a seasoned Seattleite, Paseo may be old news. If not, stop reading and go there right now. This popular sandwich stop has two locations in Fremont and Ballard near Golden Gardens. Paseo is almost guaranteed to have a line, but it’s well worth the wait.
Looking for a new happy hour destination and craving classic, locally-sourced European fare in a comfortable casual neighborhood bistro environment? Then 35th Street Bistro Kitchen + Bar is your go-to-spot in Fremont.
This past March, 35th Street opened its door again after an extensive remodel. With a larger bar, and lounge area, this classy establishment is now the perfect place to socialize and grab a gourmet bite for happy hour.
As an Arizona native, I’ve had my fair share of great Mexican food — so I’m sometimes skeptical of the Northwest’s version. However, Pecado Bueno is an exception. The menu offers shared plates such as
What do you get when you mix cooks and books? The Book Larder – a combined bookstore and kitchen where cookbooks, classes, and chefs can be found. Since this is the time of year when cookbooks are released, The Book Larder is the perfect spot to grab the latest in culinary publishing for your holiday shopping list.
Dear Seattleite ladies: It’s time to pull the cobwebs off your bikini; pretend you haven’t been roasting in tanning beds for the past few months and head outdoors for a healthy dose of Vitamin D.
Right about the time the average Seattle resident reaches his or her peak of lamenting the long, gray days and torrential down pours, we begin to fanaticize about packing up, moving to Jamaica and selling sandals on the beach. You’re right there with me, aren’t you?
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