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These Grab-and-Go Dishes Are Surprisingly Satisfying

These Grab-and-Go Dishes Are Surprisingly Satisfying

Snagging one of these on-the-fly meals won't leave you disappointed in a pinch.

Let’s face it: There are times when having time to grab a premade wrap or a sandwich from a deli case feels like winning the lottery. You’re lucky to have lunch at all, so you’d probably eat anything. Yet, wouldn’t it be nice if you knew which sandwiches to grab before going? Molly’sMolly’s sandwiches and…

Chelsea Lin and Jess Thomson

A Serious Wave of New Pizza Restaurants Has Hit Seattle Recently

A Serious Wave of New Pizza Restaurants Has Hit Seattle Recently

It's not quite the boom that happened in 2016, but we've had a lot of new pizza places open recently.

Pile o’ pizza, please.

Chelsea Lin

Seattle Group and Third Place Books Send Congress Members Book About 20th Century Tyranny

Seattle Group and Third Place Books Send Congress Members Book About 20th Century Tyranny

An anonymous crew of South Seattleites wants Congress to heed lessons from the past.

When the group approached Third Place Books, they were immediately on board.

Alexa Peters

Tips for Beginner Bird Watchers

Tips for Beginner Bird Watchers

Take part in the longest-running public bird count in the nation.

The Rufous Hummingbird was spotted in the Seattle area for the second time in 40 years during the 2016 Christmas Bird Count; this year’s count takes place on December 30

Caroline Craighead

Three Seattle Books That Belong on Your Must-Read List

Three Seattle Books That Belong on Your Must-Read List

A trio of acclaimed books released this year offer revealing portraits of the city.

Ghosts of Seattle Past (Chin Music Press, $19.95)Edited by Jaimee Garbacik, illustrated by Joshua PowellAs development changes the face of Seattle, this anthology of essays, photographs and hand-drawn maps memorializes places that have disappeared. Love and Other Consolation Prizes (Ballantine Books, $28)By Jamie FordThe author of Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet returns…

Caroline Craighead

The New Seattle Bars We Fell in Love With This Year

The New Seattle Bars We Fell in Love With This Year

It was another big year for bar and restaurant openings, and these were our favorite new watering holes.

The deceptive Black & White cocktail at Alchemy.

A.J. Rathbun, Chelsea Lin and Michael Rietmulder

Work-Life Balance and Northwest Escapism in Our January 2018 Issue

Work-Life Balance and Northwest Escapism in Our January 2018 Issue

Seattle Magazine explores the best places to work in our region.

Yes, finding that work-life equilibrium is possible in Seattle.

Rachel Hart

Capitol Hill's New Late-Night Deli, Hidden High-Concept Cocktail Bar is Ambitious

Capitol Hill’s New Late-Night Deli, Hidden High-Concept Cocktail Bar is Ambitious

It's deli in the front, party in the back for By the Pound and Bar Justice.

I drink therefore I am? Bar Justice tries to get high-minded in the back of By the Pound delicatessen.

AJ Rathbun

Washington Moves to Fight Trump Administration's Net Neutrality Rollback

Washington Moves to Fight Trump Administration’s Net Neutrality Rollback

State leaders vow to preserve net neutrality in Washington state.

Washington Governor Jay Inslee, Attorney General Bob Ferguson and other state legislators and business leaders announced Wednesday that Washington would seek to “preserve an open internet” on the state level if the Federal Communications Commission votes to undo the nation’s net neutrality rules. This would make Washington state the first in the nation to pursue…

Dan Shafer, Seattle Business Magazine

This Bloody Mary Yoga Session Comes With a Killer Skyline View

This Bloody Mary Yoga Session Comes With a Killer Skyline View

Must List: Your guide to Seattle's hottest events.

Reward yourself after your morning yoga session with a bloody and stellar skyline views.

Megan Toal and Alexandra Haupt

This Washington Winery Makes Sparkling Wine an Affordable, Everyday Celebration

This Washington Winery Makes Sparkling Wine an Affordable, Everyday Celebration

Treveri Cellars' bubbly isn't just for special occasions.

Christian Grieb (right) and his father Juergen Grieb of Treveri Cellars, at their Wapato vineyard and winery.

Paul Zitarelli

Most Influential Seattleites of 2017: Chris Vance

Most Influential Seattleites of 2017: Chris Vance

Seattle Magazine presents the Most Influential Seattleites of 2017.

Meet Chris Vance, the conscientious objector.

Alison Krupnick

Local Game Designers Made a Wholesome Alternative to Your Favorite Lewd Party Game

Local Game Designers Made a Wholesome Alternative to Your Favorite Lewd Party Game

A decidedly positive card game offers an alternative to Cards Against Humanity.

Card game Sway keeps its good times PG.

Caroline Craighead

The Condo Conundrum: 10 Reasons Why There's a 'For Sale' Shortage in Seattle
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The Condo Conundrum: 10 Reasons Why There’s a ‘For Sale’ Shortage in Seattle

Despite the city's rapid growth, it's not easy to find a condo in Seattle.

Sponsored by Realogics, Inc. Seattle is the fastest-growing large city in the US with home prices rising more than any other metro area in the nation. That means developers are building new condominiums at a record clip, right?  Nope, it’s actually the opposite. There is currently a real shortage of in-city condominiums, resulting in high median…

Dean Jones, President & CEO of Realogics Sotheby’s International Realty & Kerry Bucklin, Principal, Bucklin Evens PLLC

The 20 Best Things Our Dining Critic Ate This Year

The 20 Best Things Our Dining Critic Ate This Year

From fried chicken to falafel, these are our favorite dishes of 2017.

Behold the divinity of Ma’ono’s fried chicken sandwich.

Chelsea Lin

Our Favorite Things About 13 Coins Will Live on in New Home

Our Favorite Things About 13 Coins Will Live on in New Home

The iconic eatery celebrates 50 years with a big move to Pioneer Square.

High-backed chairs and booths are a 13 Coins staple.

Chelsea Lin

The War on Higher Education Puts America Last

The War on Higher Education Puts America Last

Evergreen State College became embroiled in the recent anti-college uproar.

Olympia’s Evergreen State College became a flashpoint amid protests over alleged institutional racism.

Knute Berger

For One Night Only, Olympic Sculpture Park Transforms Into a Sprawling Light Show

For One Night Only, Olympic Sculpture Park Transforms Into a Sprawling Light Show

Everything is illuminated for one special night.

Olympic Sculpture Park will be aglow Thursday night.

Gavin Borchert

White Center's Rapid Ascent to Food and Drink Destination

White Center’s Rapid Ascent to Food and Drink Destination

Beer Star anchors the changing neighborhood with a family-friendly beer hall.

Beer Star has become a community hot spot in White Center.

Chelsea Lin

Plan Your New Year's Eve With Our Guide to All the Parties, Restaurants and More

Plan Your New Year’s Eve With Our Guide to All the Parties, Restaurants and More

With New Year's Eve falling on a Sunday this year, there's a whole weekend worth of festivities.

Catch the annual midnight fireworks show at the Space Needle.

Megan Toal

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