Food & Drink

The Best Doughnuts in Seattle

The Best Doughnuts in Seattle

In a city with so much great food, we wanted to know: What really takes the prize? Our critics tasted dozens of the very best doughnuts to find out

The Flour Box’s pistachio and “everything” doughnuts

Chelsea Lin

Considering 'Porgy & Bess,' Part 1: “Full of Black Excellence”

Considering ‘Porgy & Bess,’ Part 1: “Full of Black Excellence”

A talk with ChrisTiana ObeySumner about Seattle Opera’s current production

Jermaine Smith as Sportin’ Life with the cast of ‘Porgy and Bess’

Gavin Borchert

More Fall Arts Preview: Film Fests, Ghost Gallery Returns and David Rue on SAM Remix

More Fall Arts Preview: Film Fests, Ghost Gallery Returns and David Rue on SAM Remix

More arts news, from cinema and visual art to multidisciplinary bash, SAM Remix

A peek inside the new Ghost Gallery on Chophouse Row

Seattle Magazine Staff

Flying High With Parisalexa

Flying High With Parisalexa

A flowering new voice surfaces on Seattle’s soul scene

Breezy and fly is Parisalexa’s vibe, photographed here in July

Gwendolyn Elliott

The Best Ramen in Seattle

The Best Ramen in Seattle

In a city with so much great food, we wanted to know: What really takes the prize? Our critics tasted the very best bowls of ramen to find out

Hakata-style ramen with sliced pork, seaweed, green onions and an egg at Betsutenjin

Naomi Tomky

The Best Brunch in Seattle

The Best Brunch in Seattle

In a city with so much great food, we wanted to know: What really takes the prize? Our critics tasted dozens of the very best brunch dishes to find out

The Fat Hen’s eggs baked in house-made tomato sauce and basil

Naomi Tomky

A Pacific Northwest Ballet Dancer Is Premiering an Ambitious, Out-Of-This-World Show

A Pacific Northwest Ballet Dancer Is Premiering an Ambitious, Out-Of-This-World Show

Kyle Davis has been creating dances regularly at PNB, but he's never done anything quite like what's in the works for a new show this fall

PNB soloist Kyle Davis photographed at the company’s studio at Seattle Center; his yet-to-be-named large scale work debuts this fall

Gavin Borchert

The Music of the Night: In Praise of Seattle’s Musical Theater —and Its Fans

The Music of the Night: In Praise of Seattle’s Musical Theater —and Its Fans

Broadway chestnuts Phantom of the Opera and Les Miz have made the rounds in Seattle, but fans can look forward to a fun crop of Broadway touring shows this fall

To paraphrase the tagline of one of my favorite local advertising campaigns ever (the brilliant Pemco ads of 2007), Seattle musical theater nerds, you’re one of us. You fill the Paramount to the rafters when The Sound of Music (The You-Can-See-It-At-Any-High-School-Now Sound of Music, people!) comes around on tour. You wait in line at the…

Rachel Hart

The Best Ice Cream in Seattle

The Best Ice Cream in Seattle

In a city with so much great food, we wanted to know: What really takes the prize? Our critics tasted dozens of the very best ice creams to find out

Matt Bumpas ready to serve scoops at Sweet Bumpas

Naomi Tomky

Meet the Woman Curating Seattle's Most Interesting Art Gallery

Meet the Woman Curating Seattle’s Most Interesting Art Gallery

At Mount Analogue, Colleen Louise Barry takes a multifaceted look at Seattle arts

Curator and poet Colleen Louise Barry is right at home in the cross disciplinary settings of Pioneer Square gallery, Mount Analogue

Danielle Hayden

The Best Bowls in Seattle

The Best Bowls in Seattle

In a city with so much great food, we wanted to know: What really takes the prize? Our critics tasted dozens of the very best bowls to find out

Vif’s red lentil and chickpea ful with lemon-ramp relish, radish, peas, house hot sauce, yogurt and 6-minute egg

Chelsea Lin

This Designer Is Making Some of the Most Innovative Theater Sets in Town

This Designer Is Making Some of the Most Innovative Theater Sets in Town

Scene designer Julia Hayes Welch has built sets that include a working kitchen, a bus stop and an island beach

Scene designer Julia Hayes Welch in her home studio in Ravenna with some of the tools of her trade

Gwendolyn Elliott

We're Craving the Crêpes at This New Walk-Up Stand on Capitol Hill

We’re Craving the Crêpes at This New Walk-Up Stand on Capitol Hill

A master pastry chef delights with a super simple French dish

This article appears in print in the August 2018 issue. Click here to subscribe. Editor’s Note: This location has closed. The greatest pitfall of a European adventure is the reentry to reality at home. So, days after I returned from gorging myself on the most flawless Parisian pastries, I found myself at Petite Galette, the walk-up crêpe stand…

Chelsea Lin

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