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Blogs
January 24, 2012
David Sanford Brings the Art of A Shared Meal to Belle Clementine
From the coffee cake he made when he was seven, to serving dinners at farmstead communal tables, and acting as Program Director of Matt Dillon's Corson Building, David Sanford's varied culinary experiences has been fueled by a desire to constantly create, one sparked by his very creative grandmother ... More >>
Blogs
November 7, 2011
The Suadero: Sitka & Spruce goes South on Mondays
While many restaurants go dark at the beginning of the workweek, The GastroGnome, Naomi Bishop, is here to inform you of good eating options where the lights stay on Monday nights. The Suadero's menu declares that it serves "the food of the 'malafacha,'" but malafacha, meaning 'poorly dresse ... More >>
News
August 3, 2011
Take a Hike
Why 4Culture's nature walk should have been public.
Food
July 27, 2011
Madison Park Conservatory Oozes Civility, Flavor
Cormac Mahoney has his neighborhood--and menu--down pat.
Blogs
May 31, 2011
Fundraiser at The Corson Building to Benefit Ghana
Seattle humanitarian worker Dutch Meyer has enlisted a quartet of top chefs to help him support schooling and vocational programs for residents of Kwahu-Tafo, a rural Ghanian village three hours from Accra. Matt Dillon and Emily Crawford-Dann of The Corson Building, Christina Choi of Nettlet ... More >>
Food
April 6, 2011
Eat Lou Kohl
Meet King County's most dogmatic, bloodthirsty restaurateur.
Blogs
February 21, 2011
Awards Season: James Beard Semi-Finalists List Is Out
You know how whenever the federal government puts out a new budget or new income tax rules, there's always this B-roll footage shown on the news of some poor congressional staffer lugging around bound copies thicker than two phone books put together? Yeah, well that's kind of the stage we're ... More >>
Arts
September 8, 2010
The Weekly Wire: The Week's Recommended Events
You know how whenever the federal government puts out a new budget or new income tax rules, there's always this B-roll footage shown on the news of some poor congressional staffer lugging around bound copies thicker than two phone books put together? Yeah, well that's kind of the stage we're ... More >>
Blogs
June 18, 2010
Greatest Hits and What You Missed: Hot Dogs, Donuts, Chuck Norris, Critics and Criminals
Because sometimes your hatred is a badge of honorHey, you know what? I think we managed to make it through this entire week without once mentioning the World Cup. Which is remarkable because, despite the fact that the overwhelming majority of Americans couldn't give less of a crap about how A ... More >>
Blogs
May 26, 2010
James Fogle, 73-Year-Old Author of "Drugstore Cowboy," Arrested for...Drugstore Robbery
In real life, unreformed hoods aren't as pretty as Matt Dillon.Art imitates life, right? So what happens when art imitates life, and then life decides to imitate itself being imitated? From that verbal contortion you get James Fogle, the 73-year-old who penned the manuscript that would become ... More >>
Blogs
April 6, 2010
Jason Stratton of Spinasse One of Food & Wine Magazine's Best New Chefs 2010
Seattle, meet one of the ten Best New Chefs in AmericaYesterday, I wrote about the news that not one, but two of Seattle's most famous (if not most beloved) restaurants had made it onto the Restaurants & Institutions list of top 100 independent restaurants--a run-down judged solely on the amo ... More >>
Blogs
February 3, 2010
Grillaxin' with Christina Choi, Part One
Christina Choi is a familiar face to Seattle Farmer's Markets shoppers. As co-founder, along with Jeremy Faber, of Foraged & Found Edibles, which supplies local wild ingredients -- berries, nettles, mushrooms, fiddlehead ferns -- to many of the area's top restaurants, Choi's knowledge of the ... More >>
Food
December 30, 2009
The Top 10 Dishes of 2009
Our critic savors the highlights of a million-calorie year.
Music
August 19, 2009
The Short List: The Week’s Recommended Shows
Our critic savors the highlights of a million-calorie year.
Blogs
August 3, 2009
This Week's Recipe: Where the Wild Things Are
Ed note: Today, we're launching not only a new feature -- a weekly recipe from a local chef -- but also a new Voracious contributor: Angela Garbes. Find more Garbes on her blog, Eat & Tell, and on Twitter at @agarbes. For frequent visitors to Seattle Farmer's Markets, Christina Choi is a familiar f ... More >>
Blogs
January 7, 2009
Mickey Rourke, Bruised and Interviewed
You can read J. Hoberman's new review of The Wrestler here. Meanwhile, our colleague Scott Foundas recently sat down to talk with Mickey Rourke, who's won plaudits for his comeback role, along with plenty of Oscar talk. Here's their conversation:"I hated the '90s. The '90s fuckin' sucked," says prof ... More >>
Food
April 23, 2008
Hobbit Hole
Small, dark, and rustic
Blogs
September 21, 2007
Outsourced: Alone and Without Matt Dillon
Small, dark, and rustic
Film
January 17, 2007
Jan. 17-24, 2007
Billy Wilder in post-war Berlin, and William S. Burroughs in '70 Portland.
Diversions
May 24, 2006
Summer! Movies!
Say bye-bye to arty, it's time to party.
Film
May 17, 2006
SW Picks for SIFF
Our 36 sight-blind choices for the festival, not otherwise covered in this guide. In addition to a few repertory titles, inclusion here means (a) the film has great buzz, (b) a trusted colleague has seen it, or (c) it has incredible locations or someone incredibly sexy in it.
Food
April 21, 2004
Phinney Ridge / Greenwood
Our 36 sight-blind choices for the festival, not otherwise covered in this guide. In addition to a few repertory titles, inclusion here means (a) the film has great buzz, (b) a trusted colleague has seen it, or (c) it has incredible locations or someone incredibly sexy in it.
News
May 2, 2001
20 Clubs that came and went
Our 36 sight-blind choices for the festival, not otherwise covered in this guide. In addition to a few repertory titles, inclusion here means (a) the film has great buzz, (b) a trusted colleague has seen it, or (c) it has incredible locations or someone incredibly sexy in it.
News
November 29, 2000
How to Avoid Cooking
Do what the well-to-do do: Hire a professional!
Film
July 5, 2000
Jesus' Son
It's hard to stay grounded when you're high.

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