Flying Fish is unremarkably remarkable. More >>
Seattle's best summer drinking spot. More >>
A taste of Maui. More >>
Slurping oysters at The Brooklyn and Elliott’s Oyster House. More >>
Shoved away in a drawer somewhere is a list of things I wanted to accomplish before I turned 30, with almost nothing on it achieved. I have a... More >>
"Midwestern cuisine--it's an oxymoron, isn't it?" says Jay Wergin, the Green Bay, Wisconsin–bred half of the partnership behind West... More >>
Dive bars get all the love these days, even when they're so full of hip-seeking douche missiles that the gin-swilling regulars are pushed out to... More >>
One cannot eat barbecue every day, at every meal. No matter how much one wants to, one has to space out the pork ribs and pulled pork and smoked... More >>
It was maybe my fourth or fifth time at the Zig Zag Café before I ever ventured beyond the bar and sat at an actual table. I'd stood, with... More >>
Forget, for a moment, where you are sitting. Forget the room--the perfect white-on-white blankness of the canvas, the accents of richly polished... More >>
"Order up in this motherfucker!"That's the call that comes back from the overloaded, overworked, overstressed short-order cook working the slit... More >>
Outside, it is gray--clotted clouds in a sky the color of old nickels. But inside, in the corner of the Silver Fork, a woman is singing gospel... More >>
First impressions mean a lot. This is something my mother taught me growing up in the lace-curtain suburbs of Rochester, New York, until I... More >>
Behind the sushi bar, the cooks are rolling--snapping plastic wrap off their stock of hamachi and octopus arms, their inserts full of spicy tuna... More >>
Strong Safety
Shoved away in a drawer somewhere is a list of things I wanted to accomplish before I turned 30, with almost nothing on it achieved. I have a plan for… More >>
Versus: Go Shuck Yourself
The Dish: With so many beloved Seattle dining institutions offering oyster happy hours these days, we set out to find one that could not only lure us in, but keep… More >>
First Call: Flow Knows Mango
The Watering Hole: Flow Lounge, 2 Boston St. QUEEN ANNEThe Atmosphere: Situated on the busy corner of Boston Street and Queen Anne Avenue, this curtained lounge quietly tends to those… More >>
Pirates of the Mississippi
"Midwestern cuisine--it's an oxymoron, isn't it?" says Jay Wergin, the Green Bay, Wisconsin–bred half of the partnership behind West Seattle's Heartland Cafe. "In the Midwest, people just eat differently. I… More >>
Bottomfeeder: The Brickyard Bar-B-Q, Seattle's Best Summer Drinking Spot
The Admiral Junction is alive! That might be the first time anyone has said that, and no, we're not confusing the Admiral with the nearby Alaska Junction, which the rest… More >>
First Call: Stick With the Soup at Neiman Marcus
The Atmosphere: Neiman Marcus sells a $6,400 tote bag. Located on the second floor, Mariposa is the cafe where people in the market for such a thing are supposed to… More >>
Versus: Gimme Summer That!
The Drink: There's just something about a margarita on a hot day. Arguably the most popular summer drink, this refreshing cocktail is a combination of citrus and tequila with a… More >>
Phoget Pho Bac Not
Dive bars get all the love these days, even when they're so full of hip-seeking douche missiles that the gin-swilling regulars are pushed out to linger by the doors, chain-smoking… More >>
Versus: Short(cake) & Sweet at Anthony's and the Kingfish
The Dish: Strawberry shortcake captures the simplicity and flavor of summer at its peak. This dessert is an artful, rustic creation made with homemade whipped cream, fresh strawberries, and a… More >>
First Call: The Grizzled Wizard, Wallingford's Arcade Haven
The Watering Hole: The Grizzled Wizard, 2317 N. 45th St. WALLINGFORDThe Atmosphere: After being chased around Wallingford by a blue Subaru Impreza in what seemed to be a really lame… More >>