Food & Drink

Chef Adam Hagen to Host Guest Chef Night on November 3

Chef Adam Hagen to Host Guest Chef Night on November 3

Alderbrook Resort's executive sous chef serves up a spectacular feast for FareStart

The Restaurant at Alderbrook’s chef Adam Hagen

Lauren Mang

Behind-the-Scenes Tours to Take in Seattle

Behind-the-Scenes Tours to Take in Seattle

Whether you're into chocolate, architecture or sports, there's a Seattle tour for you

Watch chocolate being made at one of Seattle’s many candy-making facilities.

Kasee Bailey

You Can Now Eat Frankie & Jo’s Plant-Based Ice Cream

You Can Now Eat Frankie & Jo’s Plant-Based Ice Cream

(In your sweatpants at home.)

Leave your pints on the counter about 10 minutes for maximum deliciousness.

Chelsea Lin

FlintCreek Opens (Finally!) on Monday

FlintCreek Opens (Finally!) on Monday

It's been a long time coming, but "lean proteins" are in your future.

Take a look at those windows.

Chelsea Lin

Looking at Gentrification in Seattle

How historic preservation is boosting diversity at a time of gentrification

Seattle’s Central District is a prime example of an area that’s experiencing extreme change

Knute Berger

A New Off-Leash Master Plan Has Dog Owners Snarling

Seattle may have a rep as a city with more dogs than kids, but a new master plan for dog parks is in the works—and it’s not making dog owners happy

Winchester, one of Cole Eckerman’s dogs, enjoys a brief rest at the off-leash area in Genesee Park

Elaine Porterfield; additional research by Sarah Murphy

Three Impressions of Foreign National

Lines are already forming to experience Stateside's sibling bar

The Sorrel Sour at Foreign National

AJ Rathbun

Pick-Quick Opens Seattle Location on Tuesday

Pick-Quick Opens Seattle Location on Tuesday

Watch out Dick's—there's a new deluxe in town.

A sign as beautiful as the burgers.

Chelsea Lin

The Must List: Earshot Jazz, Queer Film Festival and Seattle Opera Presents Hansel & Gretel

What to do this weekend in Seattle

Hansel & Gretel opens October 15

Seattle magazine staff

Why Indie Bookstores in Seattle are Thriving

Why Indie Bookstores in Seattle are Thriving

Amazon’s incursion into brick-and-mortar territory could have independent bookstores shaking with fear—again. Instead, they’re not just surviving in Seattle, they’re thriving

A cafe at Ravenna’s Third Place Books invites patrons to sit down and read for awhile

Jean Riley

10 New Coffee Shops to Visit Now

10 New Coffee Shops to Visit Now

These places have opened in the last six months—and this list isn’t even comprehensive.

Anchorhead’s pretty new digs.

Chelsea Lin

The Best Local Socks to Buy Now

This city has a thing for socks. From top toe protection to no-slip all-stars, we’ve found the best bets for restocking your sock drawer

(From left to right) 1.  Sock It to MeThis Portland-based company has the corner on the whimsical-sock market. Go for the women’s Shakespeare-themed “Taming of the Shoe” or the men’s Multi Player gaming sock for a silly but sophisticated fashion statement. $11.50–$12, sockittome.com 2.  Darn Tough The name says it all. Based in Vermont and…

Hilary Meyerson

Just In Time for Thanksgiving: A New Pie Cookbook

Award-winning pastry expert Kate McDermott serves up her first cookbook

Pastry expert Kate McDermott

Jessica Yadegaran

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