As our cash-strapped state prepares to cut services for the poor and mentally ill, billions of dollars in tax breaks and exemptions are still being doled out.
As our cash-strapped state prepares to cut services for the poor and mentally ill, billions of dollars in tax breaks and exemptions are still being doled out.
If Tom Waits were writing a song in Seattle, he'd do it at the Stumbling Monk on Capitol Hill (1635 E. Olive Way). Hanging back, surveying the... More>>
There's at least one positive by-product to our new culture of downsizing.
By Maggie Savarino
Wednesday, January 27
There's probably no service-industry business more difficult than serving booze. Aside from the daily matters of selling a controlled substance... More>>
The Watering Hole Hooverville, the best bar in town for people who like peanuts, beer, the Mariners, the Black Crowes, or who work at Starbucks... More>>
I feel stupid asking, but can you give me a simple answer to what the differences are between various brown liquors? For instance, how is brandy... More>>
It may sound like a hyperbolic statement, but the old Scarlet Tree on Roosevelt Way might have been the most dichotomous and original business... More>>
The Watering Hole Kai's Bistro & Lounge, 1312 N.E. 43rd St. UNIVERSITY DISTRICTThe Atmosphere Located off busy University Way (aka "the Ave"),... More>>
Dr. Whiskey, M.D. fills a prescription on Capitol Hill.
By Erika Hobart
Wednesday, January 13
The Bar 611 Supreme, 611 E. Pine St., CAPITOL HILLThe Bartender Justin Clark.The Drink An Evan Williams hot toddy: whiskey, honey, cloves, some... More>>
Will pop-up restaurants prove enough of a force to forever alter the culinary landscape?
By Jonathan Kauffman
Wednesday, January 13
New restaurants traditionally come into being in one of a few ways. For example, an aspiring executive chef pulls together a group of investors,... More >>
Is it just me, or have martinis gotten huge? I feel like I have to order a beer in certain bars just so I don't get hammered. I remember being... More >>