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5 things you need to eat and drink in October

5 things you need to eat and drink in October

Pie, uni, and tacos--but not in one sitting, please.

A Cafe Flora favorite: Oaxaca tacos.

Solutions to Help Small Businesses are a Start

But if your favorite old dive bar is currently struggling, well, drink up

Shocking news that the famous Carnegie Deli is closing in New York. In the late 1990s, when the Village Voice bought Seattle Weekly, my new boss, publisher David Schneiderman, took me to the Carnegie on the (accurate) assumption that a guy from Seattle named “Knute” had never had a real pastrami sandwich. I was polite…

Revitalizing Old Properties on Capitol Hill and First Hill

A husband-and-wife development team proves good homes can come in compact packages

Architect David Neiman of Neiman Tabor, part of the design team for The Summit Inn renovations on Capitol Hill, will create 49 new micro units with interiors modeled after the modern, small spaces of Seattle University housing community, The Yobi Apartmen

SAM’s Fall Exhibition Celebrates Iconic Couturier Yves Saint Laurent

The new show spotlights one of fashion’s most iconic designers

Legendary couturier Yves Saint Laurent in his studio fitting one of his muses, Indian supermodel Kirat Young, in a toile look from his fall-winter 1977 haute couture collection

Experience the Benefits of Bone Broth

Experience the Benefits of Bone Broth

Join the cult of perfecting bone broth, courtesy of Olympia’s new Broth Bar

Tressa Yellig (right) and her sister Katie have brought their Portland Broth Bar to Olympia

The Must List: Macefield Music Fest, French Film and More

What to do this weekend in Seattle

Scenes from last year’s Macefield Music Festival in Ballard

Mike McConnell Celebrates Years of Work with FareStart
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Mike McConnell Celebrates Years of Work with FareStart

The Caffe Vita owner hosts FareStart's All-Star Guest Chef Nights in October

McConnell and his uncle Mario—founder of Big Mario’s Pizzeria—at a FareStart event.

Three Impressions of Temperance

The new bar atop the Smith Tower wows with its overall experience from top to toe

A bar with a view at Smith Tower’s new Temperance

Windy City Pie Announces New Home

Windy City Pie Announces New Home

Get your deep-dish pies from Batch 206 Distillery in Interbay starting Oct. 1.

Hello, beautiful.

This Forgotten Bridge Once Made an Important Connection

Leschi Bridge was once an essential route for Seattle settlers

You’ve likely stumbled upon it, nearly concealed beneath the brush in Leschi Park, just south of Madrona, and dismissed it as another old, forgotten bridge. But Leschi Bridge, named after Chief Leschi of the Nisqually tribe, was once part of a route that played a vital role in Seattle transportation, linking settlers along Lake Washington…

The Top Haunted Spots Around Town

Outdoor Halloween happenings to add to your calendar stat

Sure, you can do the typical haunted house thing, but why not check out some outdoor Halloween happenings away from town? Nightmare at Beaver Lake, Sammamish Follow a spooky mile-long trail to a haunted house; be prepared to scream along the way. Proceeds from ticket sales and food donations benefit charities here and abroad. $18,…

Room of the Day: A Kids’ Bathroom Sets Sail With a Sunny Nautical Theme

A bright yellow-and-blue color palette, maritime mural and fish-scale tile bring cheer to a seaworthy bathroom

This article originally appeared on Houzz.com. Without changing the footprint of this children’s bathroom, designer Catherine Schmidt aimed to lighten and visually expand the previously dark, long and narrow layout. Vibrant colors and a nautical theme did the trick, while a clever pullout step stool gave her clients’ kids a better way to reach the…

Eddie Bauer Releases EB Originals Collection

The retailer returns to its roots with iconic designs

Wares from Eddie Bauer’s latest collection, releasing today

What to Do This Fall: Festivals, Conventions, Bar Hops and More

What to Do This Fall: Festivals, Conventions, Bar Hops and More

Not into carving pumpkins? Here's how to spend your October

Attendees at BrickCon check out the multitude of LEGO creations.

A Lesson in Modern Manners

A Lesson in Modern Manners

El Gaucho's etiquette expert weighs in on how to tackle Instagramming, dodging out of a date, and making sure you get (or get out of) the bill.

Polish your pearls, ladies.

Once a Dime a Dozen, Homes with Views are Now More Valuable than Ever

The need to accelerate efforts to protect and expand public access to views is high

The Escala building in downtown Seattle

Why Olympia’s 222 Market is Worth the Trip

Olympia’s new artisan food market puts the capital city on the culinary map

Sofie’s Scoops at the 222 Market

The Must List: Fremont Oktoberfest, Local Sightings Film Fest and More

What to do this weekend in Seattle

The 19th Annual Fremont Oktoberfest is this weekend, 9/23 to 9/25

Fall Book Events For Foodies

Fall Book Events For Foodies

Consider yourself a foodie? Attend local book signings and parties for some of the culinary world's biggest names

Prowling for new restaurants isn’t the only way that foodies can get their fix.   This fall, big name celeb chefs and authors are making their way to our fair city, giving you new culinary material to pour over.   Rowan Jacobsen   Food writer and James Beard Award-winner Rowan Jacobsen joins fellow James Beard…

Local Whiskey News (and a Little Local Beer News, Too)

Boozy news you can use

Copperworks’ single-malt whiskey release is officially out

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