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    Vios Cafe’s tiny kid-friendly book nookCoffee is the lifeblood of parents. In
    Vios Cafe’s tiny kid-friendly book nookCoffee is the...
    By Chelsea Lin • March 11, 2013 12:00 am

    Vios Cafe’s tiny kid-friendly book nookCoffee is the lifeblood of parents. In those first sleep-deprived weeks (years?) of parenthood, that…

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    Courtesy of B&O’s Facebook pageOccasionally, businesses suffer growing pains settling into a
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    Courtesy of Cupcake Royale’s Facebook page. With Valentine’s Day just around the
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    Courtesy of Chocolat Vitale’s Facebook page. Chocolat Vitale is an unassuming little
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    Courtesy of Chocolat Vitale’s Facebook page. Chocolat Vitale is an unassuming little chocolate shop. It sits on a corner of…

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    Cole McBride is the sort of guy who wears a tie to
    Cole McBride is the sort of guy who...
    By Chelsea Lin • December 10, 2012 12:00 am

    Cole McBride is the sort of guy who wears a tie to work–and actually pulls it off. But the Nashville…

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    I am (embarrassingly) the sort of person who does, in fact, judge
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    By Chelsea Lin • November 26, 2012 12:00 am

    I am (embarrassingly) the sort of person who does, in fact, judge a book by its cover. I choose wine…

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    If Cafe Pettirosso sounds familiar, it’s because the newly opened spot is
    If Cafe Pettirosso sounds familiar, it’s because the...
    By Chelsea Lin • November 12, 2012 12:00 am

    If Cafe Pettirosso sounds familiar, it’s because the newly opened spot is actually a newly reopened spot. It’s been under…

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    Photo by Amanda Castleman.Considering that Seattle’s coffee scene is notoriously unparalleled, there’s
    Photo by Amanda Castleman.Considering that Seattle’s coffee scene...
    By Chelsea Lin • October 29, 2012 12:00 am

    Photo by Amanda Castleman.Considering that Seattle’s coffee scene is notoriously unparalleled, there’s little reason to leave town looking for a…

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    First and second place pours in the competition for best latte art.
    First and second place pours in the competition...
    By Chelsea Lin • September 24, 2012 12:00 am

    First and second place pours in the competition for best latte art. Seattle is coffee. So it’s only appropriate that…

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    First and second place pours in the competition for best latte art.
    First and second place pours in the competition...
    By Chelsea Lin • September 23, 2012 12:00 am

    First and second place pours in the competition for best latte art. Seattle is coffee. So it’s only appropriate that…

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    It’s an uneventful Sunday morning at Cafe Racer. There are a couple
    It’s an uneventful Sunday morning at Cafe Racer....
    By Chelsea Lin • July 23, 2012 12:00 am

    It’s an uneventful Sunday morning at Cafe Racer. There are a couple of tables filled–one with retirees mopping up egg…

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    The Place: The Blue Glass, 704 NW 65th St., 420-1631, BALLARD. The
    The Place: The Blue Glass, 704 NW 65th...
    By Chelsea Lin • July 3, 2012 12:00 am

    The Place: The Blue Glass, 704 NW 65th St., 420-1631, BALLARD. The Hours: 4:30-6 p.m., Monday-Saturday. The Digs: Mid-century hotel…

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    The Place: The Grizzled Wizard, 2317 N. 45th St., 394-4749, WALLINGFORD.The Hours:
    The Place: The Grizzled Wizard, 2317 N. 45th...
    By Chelsea Lin • June 19, 2012 12:00 am

    The Place: The Grizzled Wizard, 2317 N. 45th St., 394-4749, WALLINGFORD.The Hours: 4-8 p.m. dailyThe Digs: Most bars–the likes of…

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    The menu at Mekong Rainier.One of the first Counter Intel posts I
    The menu at Mekong Rainier.One of the first...
    By Chelsea Lin • May 18, 2011 12:00 am

    The menu at Mekong Rainier.One of the first Counter Intel posts I wrote focused on Vientian Asian Grocery, a store…

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    Soup that warrants poetry–a testament to Take 5’s cuisine. Ballard’s Take 5
    Soup that warrants poetry–a testament to Take 5’s...
    By Chelsea Lin • May 4, 2011 12:00 am

    Soup that warrants poetry–a testament to Take 5’s cuisine. Ballard’s Take 5 Urban Market, not to be confused with the…

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    The chicken wings are better than the fried snapper (or snaper) at
    The chicken wings are better than the fried...
    By Chelsea Lin • April 13, 2011 12:00 am

    The chicken wings are better than the fried snapper (or snaper) at Foulee. In restaurants and stores, as in life,…

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    Sadly, this chicken stew tastes about as good as it looks. Pacific
    Sadly, this chicken stew tastes about as good...
    By Chelsea Lin • April 6, 2011 12:00 am

    Sadly, this chicken stew tastes about as good as it looks. Pacific Market’s name gives nothing away. The business at…

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    Who’s picking up the bill? We give up a lot by being
    Who’s picking up the bill? We give up...
    By Chelsea Lin • March 30, 2011 12:00 am

    Who’s picking up the bill? We give up a lot by being pet owners, despite all we get in return….

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    A not-so-well-balanced meal at Uwajimaya. After weeks of tsunami devastation, earthquake aftershocks,
    A not-so-well-balanced meal at Uwajimaya. After weeks of...
    By Chelsea Lin • March 30, 2011 12:00 am

    A not-so-well-balanced meal at Uwajimaya. After weeks of tsunami devastation, earthquake aftershocks, and nuclear meltdown filling the headlines, it’s nice…

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    Meet your meat (on a stick) at Showa in Fremont.Perhaps the only
    Meet your meat (on a stick) at Showa...
    By Chelsea Lin • March 23, 2011 12:00 am

    Meet your meat (on a stick) at Showa in Fremont.Perhaps the only Midwestern carnival axiom that carries over to life…

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    Some seriously spicy, and seriously delicious, veggie dishes from Pabla Indian Cuisine.
    Some seriously spicy, and seriously delicious, veggie dishes...
    By Chelsea Lin • March 16, 2011 12:00 am

    Some seriously spicy, and seriously delicious, veggie dishes from Pabla Indian Cuisine. When faced with a commute to dinner that…

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    “Special” indeed, if only I could understand what I was buying.Sometimes a
    “Special” indeed, if only I could understand what...
    By Chelsea Lin • March 9, 2011 12:00 am

    “Special” indeed, if only I could understand what I was buying.Sometimes a little sleuthing leads to the sort of hidden…

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    Le Reve’s golden child: the plain croissant. Whether you come by your
    Le Reve’s golden child: the plain croissant. Whether...
    By Chelsea Lin • March 9, 2011 12:00 am

    Le Reve’s golden child: the plain croissant. Whether you come by your love of buttery baked goods via a stint…

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