Friday, September 29, 2023

Mark Van Streefkerk

Seattle’s Hottest New Cocktail Bars

This new rooftop bar sits 16 stories above Terry Avenue North and Thomas Street, and offers sweeping views of the Downtown Seattle skyline and the Space Needle. A large open-air deck is fitted with comfortable armchairs around fireplaces. Even...

12 Seattle Bars With Fun Activities

Seattle has a thriving pinball and vintage arcade bar scene. | Photo by Sebastian Gollnow/picture alliance via Getty Images It’s probably because of the weather that Seattleites are experts at having fun indoors. You...

Eight Excellent Wedding Venues That Happen to be Restaurants

Weddings at Ray’s Boathouse offer stunning waterfront views as well as an exceptional seafood menu. | Sasha Reiko Photography After more than three years of elopements, virtual vows, minimonies, and other socially-distant ways to tie...

Mariners’ Hatback Bar & Grille and Steelheads Alley is Coming to SoDo

The Mariners’ new restaurant Hatback Bar & Grille and brewpub Steelheads Alley will open in August in the old Pyramid Brewing building, just across the street from T-Mobile Park in SoDo. Hatback will feature American classics like burgers, pizza,...

Damp & Dry July Brings More Low- and No-Alcohol Drink Options to Seattle Bars for a Cause

Seattle’s sober and sober-curious scene is steadily growing, and this month, fundraiser Damp & Dry July encourages bars and restaurants to include even more low- and no-alcohol drinks to benefit a worthy cause. So far, at least 31 participating...

A Tour of Seattle’s Queer Cocktails

In the history of America’s gay nightlife, Seattle holds an important record. The city was home to the country’s first known gay bar: The Double Header, which operated from the 1930s to 2015. The...

How to Celebrate Pride Month at Seattle Bars and Restaurants

It’s officially Pride month in Seattle, and this year some of the city’s biggest in-person events celebrating LGBTQ communities are back after two Pride seasons interrupted by COVID-19. Seattle Pride returns with Pride in the Park at Volunteer Park...

The Pastry Project’s ‘Soft Serve Summer’ Returns to Pioneer Square

The Pastry Project will open its soft serve window for a second summer on June 3, kicking off the season with free mini sandcastle ice cream sandwiches for the first 100 visitors. From June through September, the soft serve...

John Hall Brings a Taste of the South to Port Townsend This Memorial Day

Chef John Hall has been making waves in the Pacific Northwest since he moved to the area at the end of 2021. Through pop-ups and kitchen takeovers, the Alabama-raised chef and owner of Post Office Pies is bringing his...

New Tasting Room The Botanicale Encourages Discovery With Plants and Beer

The Botanicale (with an emphasis on “ale”) is a new beer tasting room and plant store just below Fremont boutique the Uncommon Cottage, and it’s certainly more than just the sum of its parts. Partners and co-founders Jo Huang...

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