No one can compete with Snoqualmie this year when it comes to exciting news. Alpental, the steeps quarter of the multipart ...

Butter Home seems a fitting name for a cozy little decor shop in Melrose Market that feels like Grandma’s attic. The 366 square feet of this in-the-rafters boutique is loaded with reclaimed wood ...

The Kraken show off their skills in a special event and Cloudbreak Music Fest rocks downtown.

While we certainly have cupcakes covered, Seattle once fell short when it came to the cold, creamy stuff. That all changed with the opening of Molly Moon's Homemade Ice Cream in Wallingford, and, more ...

If there were ever a cafe that could double as a set in Twin Peaks, it’d be this Capitol Hill spot, all retro seating and throwback stone walls, seemingly ripped the pages of a David Lynch script. A ...

It seems too shiny and tourist-laden to offer much in the way of authenticity or excellence…but Pike Place Chowder’s New England clam chowder offers exquisite proof to the contrary. It consistently ...

A zillion Kirkland brides have no idea what they’d have done without this friendly and capable wedding cake institution, located right in the heart of town. Marzipan-swathed Princess Cakes are a ...

If you thought the complex magic of “everything” seasoning was only for bagels, you haven’t met the crunchy edges of a pastrami pizza, piping hot from the vintage deck oven inside South Town Pie. At ...

Feeling Hungary? Budapest is just off the Mukilteo Speedway, where Elizabeth Muszka will feed you till you’re fit to burst. Big pots of hearty goulash and potato soup may be simmering on the stove ...

New York Cupcakes won the chocolate category of cupcake trials in our 2009 desserts blowout. We found its creation, called "Cheatin’ with Chocolate", had "silky, not-too-sweet" frosting and moist cake ...

One of the city’s original geeky coffee temples—opened a Capitol Hill outpost, where it’s less espresso factory and more reading nook; there’s even a hanging macrame chair in the back. But that ...

Both Chuck's locations became neighborhood institutions pretty much the minute they opened, magical utopias where dogs, babies, parents, and twentysomethings in crocheted beanies coexist harmoniously ...