By Sara Billups
Nook is out, Sound Coffee and Morsel is in. The Daily has the details on Nook’s sudden closure last April: It sparked a petition on …
By Sara Billups
Today from 4 to 6 p.m., Poached is hosting a Seattle restaurant industry job fair at the Palace Ballroom at 2100 5th Ave. Hiring managers … More »
By Sara D. Jones
A woman strides up to the Jonboy Caramels booth at Ballard Farmers Market and plucks a sample of their fleur de sel. “Mmmm!” she booms, … More »
By Sara Billups
The Madrona Farmers Market returns today from 3 to 7 p.m. in the Grocery Outlet Parking Lot at MLK Way and East Union Street. New … More »
By Sara Billups
The wildly popular “Seattle’s Best Damn Happy Hour” returns tonight from 5 to 8 p.m. at Seattle Center Armory. In addition to a slew of … More »
By Sara Billups
Here’s hoping that platters of wat and injera can turn around the seemingly cursed corner spot on North Capitol Hill most recently occupied by Skelly … More »
By Hanna Raskin
Popcorn isn’t the only food that’s a suitable match for the movies. Filmmakers are perpetually training their cameras on fried chickens, chocolate cakes, and spicy … More »
For your mingling pleasure, five news items to get today’s culinary conversations started: 1. It's probably too late to score a brunch table for Mother's … More »
For your mingling pleasure, five news items to get today’s culinary conversations started: 1. Next Friday, May 17, is Bike-To-Work Day (although there's nothing to … More »
By Hanna Raskin
Cooked, the latest culinary concerto from good-food advocate Michael Pollan, grandly proposes that American society could take a giant step forward if its members would … More »
