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Seattle Restaurant Week’s Feast Fest Kicks Off March 30

Seattle Restaurant Week’s Feast Fest Kicks Off March 30

Diners can explore the city’s diverse food scene

Restaurant industry veteran Gene Dexter, wine specialist at Charlotte at the Lotte Hotel in downtown Seattle, has labored over his share of Restaurant Weeks since its inception in 2010. Dexter has also worked at places such as Monsoon, Ba Bar and the now defunct Union Square Grill. Participating restaurants, food trucks and pop-ups will offer menus at $20, $35, $50, and $65…

Simple Goodness

Simple Goodness

Plum Bistro chef and owner Makini Howell’s new cookbook makes vegan recipes easy

Plum Bistro restaurant owner and chef Makini Howell recently created some tasty vegan recipes for Stevie Wonder. Now she wants to do the same for you — sort of. Howell, who launched the popular vegan restaurant in Capitol Hill 20 years ago, just released a new plant-based cookbook, Simple Goodness: No-Fuss, Plant-Based Meals Straight From…

Seattle Chocolate Rebrands With Inspiration from Irish Queen

Seattle Chocolate Rebrands With Inspiration from Irish Queen

Company will now be known as Maeve

Seattle Chocolate is no longer. It is not, however, out of business. It does have a new brand and name: Maeve. The company, known for its meltaway bonbons and chocolate bars, rebranded after more than 30 years, drawing inspiration from a first-century Irish warrior queen who believed women should make their own choices, own land,…

Try These Emerald City Elixirs During Seattle Cocktail Week

Try These Emerald City Elixirs During Seattle Cocktail Week

Annual spirits soiree kicks off this Sunday

Seattle Cocktail Week founder Amy Faulkner is doubling down on the “Seattle” in Seattle Cocktail Week this year. The week-long festivities kick off Sunday, March 2 with an Oyster Happy Hour at Vinnie’s Wine Shop in Belltown from 2 p.m-10 p.m., and “Jimmy Jams,” a karaoke and cocktail competition at Belltown Yacht Club, also on Sunday from 7 p.m.-10 p.m.   Seattle Cocktail…

Seila: Cambodian Food, Served Haute

Seila: Cambodian Food, Served Haute

Canlis alum Kevin Top shows Seattle the fancy side of Khmer cuisine

The line is long in the back half of Stoup Brewing’s Capitol Hill location, but everyone’s chatting excitedly, even strangers with one another. They’re all united by curiosity, waiting to try Chef Kevin Top’s fast-casual menu of restyled Cambodian dishes, which he’s also been serving in a dinner party format as a popup called Seila….

The Lure of Lamb at Hamdi

The Lure of Lamb at Hamdi

New Year’s Eve dinner features special roast

I want a perfume of the air inside Hamdi. It smells like fire, black pepper, charred herbs, almonds, oak. I want to wash my hair in it. I want a little vial of it to keep in my pocket and inhale on the train. Open since late 2022 on a semi-industrial stretch of Leary Way,…

Merry Fishmas: Feast of the Seven Fishes

Merry Fishmas: Feast of the Seven Fishes

Once rarely seen in Seattle, the traditional Italian Holiday dinner is gaining steam, ostensibly thanks to Hulu’s The Bear

As a born-and-raised Seattleite from a lapsed Lutheran family, I’d never heard of the Feast of the Seven Fishes, a traditional Italian holiday meal. That is, until I got hooked on Hulu’s The Bear, wherein a pivotal episode shows the fractious Berzatto family disintegrating over the dinner. Traditionally, “you would fast the entire day, and…

Rise and Grind

Rise and Grind

It’s no secret that we like our coffee. Here’s how much

How often do you go to Starbucks, or one of the many other coffeehouses throughout the city? Any idea how much you spend on coffee each year? What’s your bean budget? Turns out that Seattle is the third-best coffee city in the United States. Personal finance website WalletHub compared the 100 largest cities across 12…

Sweet Ambitions

Sweet Ambitions

Seattle baker Janet Tan brings her custom cookies to the Food Network

Janet Tan didn’t know how to bake when she moved to Seattle from Malaysia in 2013. With her husband busy attending culinary school, two young daughters at home, and no friends in her new city, she was looking for something to focus on. She stumbled across cookie-decorating tutorials on YouTube. Everything changed. “I had to…

Seattle Strong is on a Cold Streak

Seattle Strong is on a Cold Streak

Cold coffee business was created in a college classroom

In 2017, Evan Oeflein wasn’t thinking about launching a cold brew coffee company. Like many students in the University of Washington’s Foster School of Business, he was just trying to complete a class assignment. But the Buerk Center for Entrepreneurship’s “Create a Company” program wasn’t your typical lecture — it pushed students to turn an…

Are You a Procrastigobbler? Seattle Restaurants Can Help

Are You a Procrastigobbler? Seattle Restaurants Can Help

From takeout to dine-in, restaurants offer numerous options

🍽 Local spots have you covered with pre-order options and dine-in feasts, from vegan menus to full-course classics. 🦃✨ #ThanksgivingSeattle

Chef Overcomes Personal Troubles to Celebrate his Native American Roots

Chef Overcomes Personal Troubles to Celebrate his Native American Roots

Jason Vickers is ‘leaning into Native culture’

Jason Vickers is as Seattle food and culture as you get. Yet, many have never heard of him…

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

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