Archive for the dining category
March 18th, 2008 by jamie a
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Attention foodies! If you’re a traveler who not only wants to experience all the great sightseeing that Seattle has to offer, but also wants to experience the culinary atmosphere of the city, this post is just for you!
Fremont is known to its citizens as “the center of the universe,” and who are we to disagree? Featuring a statue of Lenin and an 18-foot-public-art sculpture of a troll lurking under the Aurora bridge, this neighborhood is anything but ordinary.
Recently, GOOD magazine named Fremont Avenue North to their list of . Boasting diversity and culinary skills to boot, this street is a must visit for hungry travelers. GOOD recommends stopping by Jai Thai for their famed yellow curry, family-style Costas Opa, home of the best Greek cuisine in town, Blue C Sushi for conveyor-belt sushi priced for the frugal, and Paseo for delicious pressed sandwiches from an unlikely hole-in-the-wall.
Bon appetit!
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March 12th, 2008 by jamie a
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After a busy day of jetting around town with your , it’s time to relax with a delicious .
If you’re downtown, check out 13 Coins in the Pike Place Market with their extensive wine menu to accompany their special 24 hour menu! There’s also Purple Cafe and Wine Bar, serving a special including food and wine starting at 3 pm daily.
If you’re in the Ballard area, there’s Volterra for fine Italian food paired with wonderful wine or Portalis Wine Shop & Wine Bar, featuring 400 wines from around the world.
In the Queen Anne area, be sure and stop by The Sitting Room, which was inspired by cafes and bars in France where food and wine are inseparable. With a motto of “In vino veritas…” ( in wine there is truth…Plato), Bricco della Regina is another great spot that knows the value of a fantastic wine.
Smashwine in Greenlake proclaims their motto, “where food and wine collide,” proudly. They offer fabulous entrees and snacks along with flight and glass pours for their patrons. The Twisted Cork wine bar in Bellevue, a 2007 Wine Spectator award winner, is known for their 300 bottle wine cellar, 50 wines by-the-glass, and a 20 by-the-glass Champagne and sparkling wine list.
Wherever strikes your fancy, be sure and have a toast to your time in Seattle!
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March 5th, 2008 by jamie a
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After a full day’s worth of , you’re bound to be hungry. If you’re vegetarian or vegan, I’m sure you crave menus that offer you myriads of choices you always hope to find when dining out.
To help you out in this conundrum, Seattle.net has put together a fabulous listing of the in the city. Arranged by neighborhood, the list covers everything from take-out to fine dining, with everything from sandwiches to Kosher-Pan-Asian.
There’s even great dessert options that will make your mouth water for sure! Being vegan, doughnuts are usually out of the question, but are animal-ingredient-free! Bon Appetit!
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January 11th, 2008 by jamie a
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From January 2-31, Seattle’s hottest restaurants are teaming up to show off their magnificent culinary skills for . Twenty of the best new hotspots will be offering special $30 prix fixe dinner menus every Sunday through Thursday this month.
Some of the participating restaurants include , , , and the . Some of the entrees sound just amazing, like Kurrent’s “signature” fried lobster with black bean tamarind sauce, egg noodles and watercress, or Coupage’s Hibiscus duck confit with flageolet beans, sherry candied baby turnips, in a port reduction.
If you’re a foodie in the mood for a new place to try, New Urban Eats gives you a great opportunity…without even breaking the bank!
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November 15th, 2007 by jamie a
Friday, November 16 (12 - 6 pm)
is this weekend at The Seattle Center. If you’re a beader or love collecting jewelry, this show has an incredible selection all under one roof.
Saturday, November 17 (6 pm)
Join Lake Fest community group for their which benefits the Anna’s Ride Home local program to reduce drinking and driving. Starting at Paddy Coyne’s at 6 pm, this crawl includes 5 fabulous drinking destinations.
Saturday, November 17 (3-9 pm)
Check out local artist John Osgood’s new show entitled Held at Bherd Studios, John works with stenciling, texturing, layering, and collage to create his unforgettable works.
November 1- 29
Attention foodies! For the whole month of November (excluding Thanksgiving Day), you can participate in , with 30 restaurants offering $30 3-course dinners. In its 6th year, this is a favorite of locals and tourists alike looking to find some new and delicious food to enjoy.
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November 1st, 2007 by jamie a
Saturday, November 3 (10 am - 4 pm)
Join the Burke Museum for the ! Pet a sea otter or touch the brain case of Moby Dick at this event that’s great for both families and adults.
Saturday, November 3 (6 pm - midnight)
Appreciate the art of Derek Johnson at the opening of his show, “.” At the Gilt Edge Society Gallery, admission is free and all the proceeds from prints and books sold go to help rebuild New Orleans.
Saturday, November 3 (8 pm)
Experience a night of modern dance with Ronald K. Brown’s amazing choreography in at the Moore Theatre.
Daily! (10 am - 2 pm)
Why not treat yourself this weekend to a and indulge your inner foodie? These tours highlight local businesses, history, and the vibrant culinary scene Seattle has to offer.
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October 15th, 2007 by susan j
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The Seattle Times recently reported that the historic Pike Place Market appears on the American Planning Association’s . If you’re planning a trip to Seattle, then Pike Place should definitely be on your list of things to see. In fact, this bustling market is often called the “Soul of Seattle” and celebrated its 100th anniversary this past summer.
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October 8th, 2007 by susan j
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The 6th annual Dungeness Crab & Seafood Festival is scheduled for the coming weekend, October 13 and 14. Named for the Washingtonian village of Dungeness and set on the Port Angeles City pier and the Red Lion Hotel, the festivities include live musical performances, craft booths, and even a “grab a crab tank derby.” This event is a must for seafood lovers!
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