I’m not sure Marcus Samuelsson, the Ethiopian-born, Swedish-raised chef and co-owner of New York’s Aquavit, was the ideal choice to…
At Morton’s Chicago-style steakhouse, your meat comes with a monologue.
BEAN TOWN SHOWDOWN After the 18th mochaccino, all sense of perspective is pretty much gone. We’re speaking, of course, of…
35th Street Bistro’s earthy take on Mediterranean fare gives the Still Life an afterlife.
What’s in, what’s fresh, what’s cooking.
Nobody advocates Washington wine with more religious fervor than I do. From my days as a lowly consumer through my…
When you taste the specialty drinks, you won’t even care that Spice’s garlic-and-basil naan ($2.50) is akin to pizza dough….
Which wine deserves the bird? Thanksgiving presents a particularly thorny problem to wine drinkers. After all, which wine do you…
Two Queen Anne shops make a drab street shine.
By Russ Parsons (Houghton Mifflin paper, $14)
Something in Wallingford to get excited about—finally.
Easy go, easy come In a rare case of culinary karma evening itself out, Flying Fish chef-owner Christine Keff has…
ON THE PLATE THROUGH NOVEMBER 30 All this month, Eastsiders can feast on a three-course lobster dinner for $24.99 at…
A suds-loving scalawag goes in search of hidden treasure at Maritime Pacific Brewing Company.
This laid-back neighborhood pub has free live music almost every night of the week. The smoky bar can get rowdy,…
A Happy New Year to all our readers, and a little warning to help make them happier: You may soon…
Now that you’ve figured out there’s no money in the dot-com world, you’re wondering what to do about your incredibly…
Severely brew-challenged? Have a winter beer tasting and learn while you drink.
One of the city’s newer havens for boozehounds, Twilight is stranded in the no-man’s land between Uptown and Belltown (Upper…
NEWS The Care for the Market Luncheon is back for a second year on Thursday, Feb. 2. Learn about the…
