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Must List: 'Figuring History' at SAM, SIFF's Noir City, US Quidditch Championship and More

Must List: ‘Figuring History’ at SAM, SIFF’s Noir City, US Quidditch Championship and More

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MUST GO Figuring History: Robert Colescott, Kerry James Marshall, Mickalene Thomas (2/15 – 5/13) American History and art history are reimagined in this group show. “George Washington Carver Crossing the Delaware: Page from an American History Testbook” (see above) by Robert Colescott (1925-2009) riffs on Emanuel Leutze’s mythmaking Revolutionary War image. The exhibit opens Thursday,…

Revel Opens in Amazonia (For Now) and Yes, It's Still Delicious

Revel Opens in Amazonia (For Now) and Yes, It’s Still Delicious

While permanent changes are being made to its building, Revel moved into the former Vestal space in South Lake Union and is now open for lunch.

Revel has been changing the way Seattle thinks about Korean food since 2009 in its rocking spot in Fremont, but that’s all changed. The building’s being torn down and rebuilt and Revel has temporarily relocated to the heart of Amazonia, at 513 Westlake Avenue N. It’s not exactly a pop-up because it’s going to be…

Seattle Wine and Food Experience: Top Pairings From Each Day of the Event

Seattle Wine and Food Experience: Top Pairings From Each Day of the Event

Lauren Madeja, our director of marketing and events, was on New Day Northwest previewing some delicious pairings. Watch the video here.

The Seattle Wine and Food Experience (you may have heard about it) is just about a week away, and we are getting excited. One of the things we’re getting especially excited for are the delectable food and drink pairings planned for the three unique events. Lauren Madeja, Seattle magazine’s director of marketing and events, was…

The United States of Food: Seattle’s Boom Is Bringing Food From All Over the Country

The United States of Food: Seattle’s Boom Is Bringing Food From All Over the Country

When you yearn for a taste of home -- whether that's a Philly cheesesteak or a New England lobster roll -- we're here to help you find it in Seattle.

Never mind those grease stains. Fatty cuts like these ribs and brisket from Jeff’s Texas Style BBQ benefit most from the low-and-slow barbecue method

Believe in the Power of the Handwritten Valentine

Believe in the Power of the Handwritten Valentine

Elevate your message with a card from Apartment on Belmont

This article appears in print in the February 2018 issue. Click here to subscribe. Graphic designer Samantha Wagner, who shares her local stationery company, Apartment on Belmont, with West Seattle artist Michael Doyle, believes in the power of a handwritten valentine. “It is an incredibly romantic gesture to write a love note. These notes tend to be…

8 Dishes that Prove the West Coast is the Best Coast

8 Dishes that Prove the West Coast is the Best Coast

Fresh produce and the bounty of the land (and sea) reign supreme.

Kona Kitchen does Hawaiian—and Spam right—on a breakfast plate with eggs, in musubi and on this Da Kanack Attack lunch platter

Seattle Finally Has Great Southern Food

Seattle Finally Has Great Southern Food

Nashville hot chicken, North Carolina biscuits and gravy, Alabama grits and more.

The Nashville hot chicken from Sisters and Brothers in Georgetown can be awfully spicy, so start with the Seattle Hot (otherwise known as mild)

The Best New York and Chicago Style Pizza in Seattle

The Best New York and Chicago Style Pizza in Seattle

Volumes could be—and have been—filled based on people’s regional pizza preference. Our philosophy: Why choose when we have access to so many options

This article appears in print in the February 2018 issue, as part of the cover story, “The United States of Food.” Click here to subscribe. 1. Bill’s Off BroadwayMidwestUnlike these other places that serve pizza exclusively, Bill’s has a whole menu of additional sandwiches and entrées that match the sports bar vibe. It’s a popular destination for…

8 of Seattle's Best Chocolate Shops

8 of Seattle’s Best Chocolate Shops

A mix of new shops and old favorites perfect for picking up a sweet treat or special gift

Beautiful hand-rolled truffles are an occasional treat at Theo’s Fremont factory shop.

These Seattle Sisters are Stars in the Science World

These Seattle Sisters are Stars in the Science World

Two Queen Anne sisters are going to infinity and beyond (and from the White House to the stratosphere).

Sisters Kimberly (left) and Rebecca Yeung show off their weather apparatus (along with Lego R2-D2, and a picture of their cat Loki, on the Popsicle stick) in their garage in Queen Anne

5 Favorite Regional Takes on the Hot Dog

5 Favorite Regional Takes on the Hot Dog

From Seattle to Chicago to NYC.

This article appears in print in the February 2018 issue, as part of the cover story, “The United States of Food.” Click here to subscribe. A map of regional hot dogs around the country would likely feature at least as many different combinations of condiments, dogs and garnishes as there are states in the union. You can’t quite…

New Le Messe on Eastlake: Simple Italian, Done Right

New Le Messe on Eastlake: Simple Italian, Done Right

Brian Clevenger's newest restaurant features well-balanced Italian cocktails and cuisine.

As someone who used to live outside a small town in central Italy (and makes an annual pilgrimage back), I don’t think we can have enough reputable Italian restaurants in Seattle. But hitting the gelato-sweet spot that good Italian hits is tougher than an over-cooked Bistecca Fiorentina. Too many places either focus on overwhelming by…

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