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Recharge in the Pacific Northwest’s Original Beach Town
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Recharge in the Pacific Northwest’s Original Beach Town

Walk on the promenade, relax at the spa, and even catch your own seafood in Seaside, Oregon

Try a new mode of transport in Seaside (Photos by Don Frank)

Food We Love: The Most Satisfying Tamale in Seattle

Food We Love: The Most Satisfying Tamale in Seattle

This Green Lake shop specializes in flavorful tamales born from a family recipe

Salsa roja pork tamales

Seattle's High-Tech High-Rise Tops off With a Grand Affair
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Seattle’s High-Tech High-Rise Tops off With a Grand Affair

NEXUS is now 93 percent pre-sold. The final 28 condominiums recently released for sale.

Sponsored by Realogics On April 11, a series of events atop the Peak Lounge in the Kinects Apartment tower transformed this sky-high venue into an informative neighborhood showcase and a celebration for hundreds of current and prospective homeowners at NEXUS.  Presented by Seattle magazine, the exhibition included The Downtown Seattle Association, Lid I-5, NHL Seattle, Waterfront Seattle, the…

Your Seattle Restaurant Questions Answered: The Impossible Burger, Natural Wine and Foodie Vacations

Your Seattle Restaurant Questions Answered: The Impossible Burger, Natural Wine and Foodie Vacations

Plus: best new ramen, affordable crab and North Seattle's top breweries

Left Bank in South Park is known for its natural wine program

Vote: The Seattle Magazine 2019 Best Restaurants Readers' Poll

Vote: The Seattle Magazine 2019 Best Restaurants Readers’ Poll

Cast your votes for the best restaurants, coffee shops, bars and more

Will RockCreek hold on to its Best Seafood title?

20 Best Things To Do in Seattle in May 2019

20 Best Things To Do in Seattle in May 2019

Our handpicked list of the best bets for entertainment this month

Singer/songwriter Laura Veirs is among the standout acts at Everett’s Fisherman’s Village Music Festival

If You've Never Been Houseboating on the Shuswap, You're Missing Out: Here's Why
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If You’ve Never Been Houseboating on the Shuswap, You’re Missing Out: Here’s Why

Renting a houseboat on this gorgeous Canadian lake is the perfect summer vacation

A summer day spent skiing on Shuswap Lake

Seattle's Best Esports Venues

Seattle’s Best Esports Venues

Esports—organized, competitive video gaming—is attracting more and more fans. Here’s where to catch or play a game in Seattle, and what to expect

SCREEN TIME: An esports player competes at GameWorks

Why Seattle's KeyArena Matters

Why Seattle’s KeyArena Matters

Sports stadiums may not make economic sense, but they’re priceless in other ways

The Seattle Times recently reported that the private group, Oak View, which is remodeling the Seattle Center Coliseum (aka KeyArena) to host NHL hockey and, it is hoped, NBA basketball, has indicated that the costs to renovate and rebuild the facility will be upwards of $900 million—a third more than recent estimates of around $600…

A Family-Run Cafe in Kirkland Has the Area's Best Malaysian Laksa

A Family-Run Cafe in Kirkland Has the Area’s Best Malaysian Laksa

The cafe is one of only two area restaurants serving bowls of the Malaysian dish

ALL IN THE FAMILY: Reunion owners Robert Tju and Grace Ting (pictured here with daughters Happy, left, and Joy) have built a fan base for their Malaysian dishes

What's Next for Our Car-Clogged Seattle?

What’s Next for Our Car-Clogged Seattle?

Cars shaped our city, but with clogged streets, we're looking for different options, says Knute Berger. What's next?

NEWSWORTHY: The automobile, first seen in Seattle around 120 years ago, was still a novelty in 1912 when E.J. Davis and E. Edward Reed completed their Chicago to Seattle drive, captured in this photo taken in front of the Daily Times offices

5 Drinks to Help Celebrate National Poetry Month

5 Drinks to Help Celebrate National Poetry Month

Wax poetic with these delicious drinks from local bars

Celebrate National Poetry Month with a Dante at Smith or with another local poetic cocktail.