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Mike Easton closes Pizzeria Gabbiano, reopening as Il Corvo Pasta Studio
New retail shop will focus on Easton's pastas a la James Beard-nominated Il Corvo
James Beard-nominated chef and restaurateur Mike Easton has confirmed rumors surrounding the closure of his much-loved Roman-style pizza spot, Pizzeria Gabbiano, in Pioneer Square. Less than two years after its debut, Pizzeria Gabbiano is closing due to lack of profitability, Easton says, and will reopen as Il Corvo Pasta Studio in May. “We had plans…
Recipe of the Week: Asparagus with Lemon Sauce and Pomegranate
Asparagus is the freshest during the spring and you can find it in all different varieties
In honor of the the end of winter, it only seems fitting that the recipe of the week should be spring inspired. Cue the asparagus. Did you know that asparagus is freshest during the spring, and you can find it in all different varieties and colors like purple, white and green? So, this week, we’ve…
Recipe of the Week: Sugared Raspberry Lemon Drop Mallows
Mackenzie Schieck's recipe is an explosion of Easter flavor
Easter is full of candies, sweets and treats. The Easter bunny makes sure that kids are well supplied with sugary delights. But what about the grown-ups? They deserve some tasty nibbles too, right? The correct answer is yes. Mackenzie Schieck, author of the Pine and Crave blog, has got us adults covered during this time…
How to Make Your Living Room More Inviting
Consider these common-sense decorating ideas to make this room more comfortable and cozy
This article originally appeared on Houzz.com. Is your living room functional but not as inviting as you’d like? Don’t fret. There are several simple ways to make it feel more like a room you actually want to hang out in. 1. Don’t make the TV your full-time focal point. Televisions, like smartphones, can deter conversation….
Director’s Choice Presents Works from Rising Choreographers
PNB's program of mixed repertory includes three works by young and ascending creatives
Every season, Pacific Northwest Ballet offers a program of mixed repertory entitled Director’s Choice. At a ballet company committed to showcasing the works of George Balanchine, presenting new and traditional full-length story ballets, and featuring works by other established modern and ballet masters, the program is an opportunity to fulfill its other important mission: to…
UberEats expands Seattle-wide, brunch to dinner
Uber's new standalone app features 100 Seattle-area restaurants
We were pretty stoked when Uber launched its on-demand lunch delivery service back in October 2015. But, truth be told, the first version of UberEATS was a bit limited in terms of hours (11 a.m. to 2 p.m.) and location (you had to live or work in Pioneer Square, Belltown, Lower Queen Anne, South Lake…
Instagram Inspiration: Pike Place Market
Instagram Inspiration is a column on Seattlemag.com that explores our favorite themes each week
Even though the Pike Place Market is one of Seattle’s biggest tourist destinations, as a Seattle resident, it’s still one of my favorite spots to hang out in the city. At least once a week I treat myself to a passion fruit macaron and foamy cappuccino from Le Panier and spend the morning or afternoon…
Man Spends the Night in 80-foot Tree Downtown & More News
The top Seattle news stories you should be reading today
Seattle airport plans to allow Uber and Lyft to pick up arriving passengers as early as next week. According to GeekWire, since launching in Seattle three years ago, Uber and Lyft were able to drop off passengers at the airport. However, due to the Port Commission’s exclusive contract with Yellow Cab, the companies haven’t been…
Washington Wines to Uncork This Spring
Paul Zitarelli recommends the best wines for springtime
Every American city experiences its own transition into spring, but have you noticed that Seattle’s springtime shift feels accelerated somehow? That where other cities amble from winter to summer, Seattle hurtles? It’s not our imagination. At our northerly latitude, each day in March and April adds nearly three and a half minutes of daylight. That’s…
Q&A with Local Author Sanae Ishida
In her new book, Sewing Happiness, Ishida learns to sew her own clothes
Seattle children’s book author, illustrator and mother Sanae Ishida decided to add one more thing to her harmonious plate: sewing. Through a year of threading and hemming, Ishida produced all her daughter’s (ridiculously fashionable) clothes, some garments for herself as well as household crafts. In her new book, Sewing Happiness (Sasquatch Books, $22.95), she stitches…
Video Premiere: Sleep Steady and Konrad Oldmoney’s “Fight Kicks”
The raucous video hypes up any listener
More and more, Seattle duo Sleep Steady is gaining recognition in the Seattle hip-hop scene with its spastic raps and electric stage presence. Fresh off opening the Bernie Sanders rally on Sunday (with fellow rapper Spekulation), the duo has released its spicy new video for “Fight Kicks,” featuring the production by Konrad Oldmoney. The track…
Six Fantastic Lesser-Known Northwest Hikes
Park rangers and other experts give their picks for tucked-away PNW trails
Seattle is conveniently situated between the Olympic and Cascade mountain ranges. These peaks, and the foothills leading up to them, have enabled us to embark on many amazing hikes, soak in the stunning vistas and even capture a photo worthy of being on a postcard. And now that spring hiking season is almost here, snows…
Where to go for Easter Brunch and Dinner
Our suggestions for Seattle-area restaurants where you can enjoy an all-out feast this Easter
Sugary treats, egg hunts and pastel colors. Easter is on Sunday, March 27. If you haven’t already made reservations for brunch with the whole family, now’s the time. We’ve done some of the research for you, so here’s a list of our suggestions. Copperleaf Restaurant (18525 36th Avenue S., SeaTac) This brunch, hosted at the…
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