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Spam Meets Sushi? This Bremerton Treat is Worth the Ferry Ride

Spam Meets Sushi? This Bremerton Treat is Worth the Ferry Ride

This Hawaiian cafe makes phenomenal musubi.

Don’t dismiss the culinary value of Spam.

Chelsea Lin

Our 7 Favorite Dog-Friendly Bars and Restaurants in Seattle

Our 7 Favorite Dog-Friendly Bars and Restaurants in Seattle

No need to leave your pooch behind when hitting these Seattle favorites.

Lattes aren’t only for humans at this Pinehurst cafe.

Alexa Peters

Environment-Friendly Rain Gardens Transformed This Puyallup Neighborhood

Environment-Friendly Rain Gardens Transformed This Puyallup Neighborhood

With help from Rain Dog Designs, one Washington community gets greener.

A rain garden stands out with bright yellow from black-eyed Susans, lavender from Russian sage and pink from Autumn Joy sedum.

Elaina Friedman

The Mythical Lake Monsters of the Northwest

The Mythical Lake Monsters of the Northwest

Is Nessie's cousin living in one of Washington's most popular lakes?

Watch out for winged alligator snakes.

Stephen Strom

Marmite Marks the Triumphant Return of Seattle's French Cuisine King

Marmite Marks the Triumphant Return of Seattle’s French Cuisine King

Thankfully, Bruce Naftaly of Le Gourmand couldn't stay out of the kitchen.

Spring radish soup with radish-top pesto and watermelon radishes.

Chelsea Lin

Seattle Storm's Crystal Langhorne Has Serious Style On and Off the Court

Seattle Storm’s Crystal Langhorne Has Serious Style On and Off the Court

The WNBA player and fashion blogger dishes on her fashion faves.

Crystal Langhorne of the Seattle Storm didn’t fall for college life’s sweatpants trappings.

Nia Martin

The Northwest Lakes and Beer We Love

The Northwest Lakes and Beer We Love

In our July issue, we celebrate two of the Northwest's greatest treasures.

The cabins of Ross Lake Resort (seen in the distance) literally float on this lake in the North Cascades.

Rachel Hart

Grunge Musical Coming to Seattle Repertory Theatre

Grunge Musical Coming to Seattle Repertory Theatre

Nirvana's former manager is reportedly involved in the play set in 1990s Seattle.

Music could be culled from the catalogs of Seattle stars like Soundgarden.

Michael Rietmulder

Don't Worry, Hot Cakes Isn't Closing

Don’t Worry, Hot Cakes Isn’t Closing

Owner Autumn Martin sets the record straight after a little misunderstanding.

Continue daydreaming about these delicious little bites.

Chelsea Lin

Washington And the World's Unlikely Love Affair With Goats

Washington And the World’s Unlikely Love Affair With Goats

Goats, of all things, are having a moment online and in the real world.

Puget Sound Goat Rescue has accrued more than 48,000 Instagram followers thanks to pics like this.

Caroline Craighead

Remember the Ballard Bride Mistaken for a Princess? Her Wedding Was Fit For a Queen

Remember the Ballard Bride Mistaken for a Princess? Her Wedding Was Fit For a Queen

Turns out viral fairy tales are real, if not chaotic for wedding photographers.

A magic moment on her special day caught the Internet’s attention.

Kylah Sech and Darien Parish

Gambling and Prostitution Might be Gone, But This Oregon Town is Still a Wild West Getaway

Gambling and Prostitution Might be Gone, But This Oregon Town is Still a Wild West Getaway

Saddle up for a weekend in a Western-themed town.

The Western-themed Hamley Steakhouse.

Max Rose

Shaker + Spear's Wine-Friendly Galette is a Dinner Party Hit

Shaker + Spear’s Wine-Friendly Galette is a Dinner Party Hit

Recipe of the Week: French onion galette with truffle apple salad.

Pour a glass of wine and enjoy this galette.

Seattle Magazine Staff

Watch Nirvana Rock an Aberdeen Radio Shack in 1988

Watch Nirvana Rock an Aberdeen Radio Shack in 1988

New footage from a 1988 video shoot has been uncovered.

Before the money and fame, a 20-year-old Kurt Cobain rocked this Radio Shack.

Michael Rietmulder

Driving Between Seattle and Tacoma is About to Get Hairier

Driving Between Seattle and Tacoma is About to Get Hairier

The joys of road construction season.

Prepare for summer congestion this weekend.

Michael Rietmulder

Pike Brewing Opens Your New Go-To Oyster and Beer Joint

Pike Brewing Opens Your New Go-To Oyster and Beer Joint

Put the surprisingly modern Tankard & Tun on your downtown happy hour radar.

A little sweet, a little funky: steamed Penn Cove mussels in licorice liqueur.

Chelsea Lin

Rosé Cider Returns, New Late-Night Peruvian Eats and Other Booze News

Rosé Cider Returns, New Late-Night Peruvian Eats and Other Booze News

The rosé craze continues.

Rosé cider returns Wednesday.

AJ Rathbun

This Weekend is All About Beer, Seafood and Goats

This Weekend is All About Beer, Seafood and Goats

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

Calling all lutefisk lovers: Ballard SeafoodFest returns this weekend.

Seattle Magazine Staff

Seattle Libraries Reinvent Themselves in Digital Age

Seattle Libraries Reinvent Themselves in Digital Age

Today’s library system is reaching out to touch patrons in new ways, keeping our local libraries more relevant than ever.

Seattle librarian Toby Thomas, right, helps Ralph Cross, a resident of Tent City 5, with a Wi-Fi hot spot that’s available for check out.

Ambreen Ali

Seattle Center’s Space Age Ground Zero is Worth Remembering, if Not Saving

Seattle Center’s Space Age Ground Zero is Worth Remembering, if Not Saving

The city is considering granting the piece of Seattle history landmark status.

A World’s Fair crowd lined up outside the NASA Pavilion in 1962.

Knute Berger

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