Food & Drink

Where (and What) to Drink This St. Patrick's Day

Where (and What) to Drink This St. Patrick’s Day

And nary a green pint in sight

Take your St. Patrick’s drinking to another level with cocktails like The Gerald’s I’m Here If You Need to Talk.

AJ Rathbun

Your Seattle Restaurant Questions Answered: Themed Bars, Ballard Lunch Spots and Kid-Friendly Restaurants

Your Seattle Restaurant Questions Answered: Themed Bars, Ballard Lunch Spots and Kid-Friendly Restaurants

Plus: Best boba, fresh pasta and Greek food

Next time you’re in Ballard, grab a bento at Katsu Burger

Seattle magazine Staff

Enjoy Fog Room's Velvety Egg-White Cocktail With a Killer View

Enjoy Fog Room’s Velvety Egg-White Cocktail With a Killer View

Take in the bar’s expansive views of Elliott Bay and downtown while savoring The Whisper in the Wind

SEEING CLEARLY: A cloud of egg whites top Jesse Cyr’s The Whisper in the Wind cocktail, on the menu at Fog Room, a bar atop The Charter Hotel

AJ Rathbun

A Guide to Seattle’s Best Hunan Cuisine

A Guide to Seattle’s Best Hunan Cuisine

Seattle’s growing abundance of Hunan cuisine heats up the restaurant scene

Hot and sour chicken gizzard from Sizzling Pot King

Naomi Tomky

Seattle's '10 Things I Hate About You' Dating Guide

Seattle’s ’10 Things I Hate About You’ Dating Guide

Filmed in and around Seattle, the movie turns 20 this month, and its iconic scenes and venues are ideal date inspiration

Take in the quintessential Seattle view from Kerry Park

Chris VR

Cool New Hotel Bar Currant Bistro Arrives in Belltown

Cool New Hotel Bar Currant Bistro Arrives in Belltown

And that's not all: There's two more hotel hot spots to check out

No longer just for a tourist nightcap, hotel bars (like Currant Bistro) are getting better all the time

AJ Rathbun

45 Years Later, What Does Ted Bundy Tell Us About Seattle?

45 Years Later, What Does Ted Bundy Tell Us About Seattle?

Almost a half century after Ted Bundy focused the nation on our region, Knute Berger wonders what this serial killer says about us today

MISSING PERSONS: The July 11, 1974 front page of Evergreen State College’s Cooper Point Journal highlights a story that riveted the region and country

Knute Berger

Where to Celebrate Pi Day 2019

Where to Celebrate Pi Day 2019

From sweet to savory pies, we found the best spots to help you commemorate our favorite math holiday

We’re ready to dive into this triple coconut cream pie from Dahlia Bakery

Sydney Gladu

This Week Then: Looking Back on King County's First County Executive

This Week Then: Looking Back on King County’s First County Executive

Plus: Washingtonians get their first look at an aeroplane

This story was originally published at HistoryLink.org. Subscribe to their weekly newsletter. Home Rule Charter Fifty years ago this week, on March 11, 1969, King County voters elected John Spellman, a Republican, as their first county executive under the new Home Rule Charter that was approved four months earlier. Voters also chose seven new members for the…

Alan Stein

Must List: Seattle Kennel Club Dog Show, Neighborhood Bike Swap, Meshell Ndegeocello

Must List: Seattle Kennel Club Dog Show, Neighborhood Bike Swap, Meshell Ndegeocello

Your weekly guide to Seattle's hottest events

Love the Must List? Get it right in your inbox. Subscribe. MUST HEEL Seattle Kennel Club Dog Show(3/9–3/10) Learn about Seattle’s competitive dog circuit at the annual Seattle Kennel Club’s dog show, the perfect chance to see the best of the canine world. Our local club is nationally known for its agility competitors, who navigate complex…

Emma Franke & Chris VR

Catch the Premieres of These Seattle Screenwriters

Catch the Premieres of These Seattle Screenwriters

Two Seattle writers' works are coming to a screen near you

Aidy Bryant stars in Shrill, premiering on Hulu this month

Gavin Borchert

From the Viaduct to Link Light Rail, Seattle Continues to Change

From the Viaduct to Link Light Rail, Seattle Continues to Change

This month's Editor's Note from Rachel Hart

This article appears in print in the March 2019 issue. Click here to subscribe. As our city begins to undergo one of the most epic physical changes that’s likely to occur during most of our lifetimes—the teardown of the Viaduct and the development of a new waterfront downtown—it’s only fitting that our annual best neighborhoods issue focuses on a…

Rachel Hart

The Seattle Wine and Food Experience 2019 Recap: We Are Still Full

The Seattle Wine and Food Experience 2019 Recap: We Are Still Full

Lingering over our favorite moments from this year’s event

Guests enjoying POP! Bubbles and Seafood

Emma Franke

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