Fairmont Olympic Hotel celebrates the extraction of honey from its rooftop apiary with a special menu and a new honey cider from Seattle Cider Company. Earlier this month, Chef Gavin Stephenson extracted about 600 lbs. of honey from his his fifteen beehives on the rooftop of the Fairmont
Capitol Cider offers brunch on the weekends with a menu ranging from steak & eggs to pork schnitzel or something sweet, or more of a lunch item. Pair it with the casual atmosphere and great
To celebrate the WAC’s 85th anniversary, the private club will be hosting free outdoor Zumba and yoga classes open to the public on Mondays and Wednesdays from July 20, 2015 to August 5, 2015 at Freeway Park. Led by WAC instructors, these classes are open to all fitness levels.
Leavenworth River Tubing is a VIP experience starting with a relaxing journey from Bellevue or Seattle on a luxury bus to Leavenworth, Washington’s own Bavarian village where the weather is consistently 80+ and sunny. Select your date (any Saturday or Sunday in August and September) and be taken
Le Pichet is a mere one block from the Pike Place Market, but has the atmosphere of a neighborhood bistro. With no tourists in sight, it is cozy and welcoming with many regulars and truly delicious food.
Smash Putt! is a super fun pop-up adult mini golf course. The course is set up with devious devices and wicked tricked out obstacles engineered by Pacific Northwest industrial artists. There are launch and load cannons, real lasers, and a lot of interactive [and destructive] fun and games. It’s perfect for date
Summertime warrants late sunsets, enjoying the great outdoors, and BBQs and burgers. Burgers are one of my favorite foods. Burgers + fries? I’m set. In fact, that might be my last meal. Uneeda Burger does their burgers right with all-natural Painted Hills beef and fresh, creative, and flavorful toppings.
The 41st annual Seattle Pride Parade kicks off this weekend, Saturday, June 28 at 11:00 AM along 4th Avenue in downtown Seattle. This year’s theme–A Lifetime of Pride–will honor everyone in the
In the 1920’s Collier Service Station was a staple in the Rainier Valley area. People would come to get their gas filled, oil changed, and tires inspected. When the business closed in 1963 there was a void in the area, because this location served a purpose in its community. Its unique stone structure always
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