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Best Cocktail Bar: Water's Table

Best Cocktail Bar: Water’s Table

🍹 Sip on craft cocktails like the Lake Breeze, Sunset Spritz, and Berry Basil Smash while enjoying breathtaking views of Lake Washington. #SeattleMagReadersChoice2024

Best Coffee Shop: Anchorhead Coffee

Best Coffee Shop: Anchorhead Coffee

☕ Sleek, stylish, and full of expertly crafted coffee — from cold brew to espresso, Anchorhead nails it every time. Plus, the latte art? Always on point. #SeattleMagReadersChoice2024

Best Burger Joint: Dick's

Best Burger Joint: Dick’s

🍔 Since 1954, Dick’s has been Seattle’s go-to for late-night burgers and post-game fries. The Deluxe is a classic, and those hand-cut fries never disappoint. #SeattleMagReadersChoice2024

Best Food Truck: Sunny Up

Best Food Truck: Sunny Up

🚚 Seattle’s first breakfast-only food truck brings creative sandwiches named after inspiring women. Try the Josephine Baken or the Frida Avokahlo for a tasty twist on breakfast classics. #SeattleMagReadersChoice2024

Best Sandwich: Un Bien

Best Sandwich: Un Bien

🥪 Un Bien in Fremont brings the legendary Caribbean Roast — slow-roasted pork, caramelized onions, and aioli on a toasted baguette. Worth the wait! #SeattleMagReadersChoice2024

Best New Restaurant: Haerfest

Best New Restaurant: Haerfest

🍝 Haerfest in Fremont serves up handmade pasta and creative dessert cocktails — don’t miss the “Corks & Carbs” happy hour for pasta and seafood at just $25! #SeattleMagReadersChoice2024

Best Bakery: Cookies With Tiffany

Best Bakery: Cookies With Tiffany

🍪 Craving something sweet? Cookies With Tiffany in Madrona has you covered! #SeattleMagReadersChoice2024

Readers' Choice Winners

Readers’ Choice Winners

The best of the city, as determined by Seattle magazine readers

🎉 It’s here! Seattle magazine’s Readers’ Choice Awards! 🏆 From best new restaurant to best dog park, your votes celebrate the places that make Seattle special. Check back for short stories on each winner! #SeattleMagReadersChoice2024

Honoring Quincy Jones, a Seattle Legend

Honoring Quincy Jones, a Seattle Legend

The Garfield High alum changed the sound of jazz, R&B, soul, and more

Seattle lost a true legend with the passing of Quincy Jones on Nov. 3 at age 91. A Garfield High alum, Jones moved to Seattle at age 10 and went on to shape the sound of generations. He broke barriers in jazz, R&B, pop, and film scores, producing timeless hits for artists like Michael Jackson…

Inclusion and Acceptance

Inclusion and Acceptance

Washington boasts top LGBTQ+ friendly cities in the U.S.

Three cities across Washington state are among the most LGBTQ+ friendly in the nation…

Essentials:  Don’t Bet On It

Essentials: Don’t Bet On It

A cautious attitude toward the state lottery

Feeling lucky? Ever play the lottery? Probably not…

Seattle’s Jersey Junkies

Seattle’s Jersey Junkies

City’s sports uniforms are in high demand

Seattle’s sports franchises are more popular than you might think…

All Things Rainier In Georgetown

All Things Rainier In Georgetown

A wild celebration of an iconic Seattle brand

All things Rainier will be celebrated Sept. 21 on “R-Day” in Seattle’s Georgetown neighborhood…

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