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  • Gambas and Falling Skies Bite Off More Than They Can Chew

    The Night-In: Lamb chops and a dragon roll from Gambas to be eaten in front of TNT's Falling Skies. The Cuisine: Belltown's Gambas is the Japanese and French fusion restaurant known for its... More >>

  • Shuksan Strawberries Scarce at Pike Place Market

    Shuksan strawberries, the intensely flavorful varietal beloved by local strawberry lovers, are now in season--but Pike Place Market shoppers might not know it. Angelica Hayton of Hayton Farms... More >>

  • Claim Jumper Promotes Gluten-Free Gratefulness

    On occasion, when eating out, something happens that makes being gluten-free look like a really great life asset. For example: a menu of six or seven pages, which has every member of your... More >>

  • A Chef's Low-Rent Last Meal

    Brandon Kirksey doesn't ask for much, just a good kitchen crew and a couple shots of Jagermeister now and then to keep his spirits up. Oh, and a tall cutting board to keep his nearly 6'7"... More >>

  • The Top 5 Alternate Uses for Leftover Cereal

    What is sold more widely than cigarettes, advertised more than any other product besides cars, and consumed by 49% of Americans every morning? Cereal. Americans eat an average of 10 pounds, or... More >>

  • Learn to Make Frozen Treats in Paletas

    Frozen treats have been a staple in Mexico since the Aztecs gathered snow off the tops of volcanoes. Today, Paleterias (paleta shops) are found throughout Mexico, and delight both kids and... More >>

  • Seattle's Fattest Potato Dishes

    Ooooo, potatoes, they're just so controversial, no?! Well, according to a recent article in The Baltimore Sun, this underground, tuberous tyrant is to blame for literally decades of weight... More >>

  • Sous Vide Lamb With Caramelized Carrot Demi-Glace and Leek Marrow

    It's been a while since I cooked a meal for the blog, so when a leg of lamb arrived at my doorstep (care of the lovely folks at the American Lamb board), I took that as a sign that I should... More >>

  • Bluefin Ranching Shrinks Local Sardine Season

    The growth of bluefin tuna ranching, an aquaculture technique promoted as a way of alleviating pressure on wild bluefin populations, has largely wiped out the local sardine season. As... More >>

  • Pop Kitchen + Bar to Open in EMP; Bluebird Expands to Fremont

    Pop Kitchen + Bar will open inside Experience Music Project at 325 Fifth Ave. N. on Friday, July 16, according to Seattle Met. The restaurant will feature an American menu with offerings like... More >>

  • Curry-licious Tacos More Than a Cliche

    The Truck: Curry Now, 2401 Utah Ave S., Mondays and Wednesdays, 11 a.m.-2 p.m. The Fare: The side of the truck declares "Mobile Indian Cuisine," but while they offer a straightforward curry... More >>

  • Crimini Mushrooms Fixin' for a Fungal Three-Way

    When your fridge starts to moan and groan from the monotony of the same lame ingredients, it's time for a culinary three-way. Turning a tired stovetop into a weekday workhorse, Voracious... More >>

  • A Seinfeld-Style Order at Yoe's Noodles

    Dish: Tonkatsu Ramen Place: Yoe's Noodles, Bellevue Price: $7.80 In the bowl: Ramen noodles, half a hard-boiled egg, corn, thinly sliced green onion, mushrooms, and bean sprouts in tonkotsu... More >>

  • Brandon Kirksey: Tavolàta's Tall Order

    The chef at Belltown's Tavolàta is nearly 6'7", but his rise up the Ethan Stowell food chain has been a relatively short trip. Brandon Kirksey, 26, came to Seattle from San Francisco a... More >>

  • Jim Beam Takes Manhattan at Ruth's Chris

    The Place: Ruth's Chris Steak House, 727 Pine St., 624-8524, DOWNTOWN The Hours: 4-6 p.m. and again from 9-11 p.m. The Deal: Highlights include $3.95 Jim Beam Manhattans, $5.95 prime rib... More >>

Latest Reviews

  • Breaking the Rules at Poquitos

    By Hanna Raskin

    My frequent review companions know the drill: At a review dinner, there's no ordering a dish that's already been claimed, monopolizing a plate,... More >>

  • Maria Hines' Beetle Juice

    By Hanna Raskin

    Many of the wickedest characters in the Bible were too busy with thievery and bestiality to bother with gluttony, but had they shifted their... More >>

  • The Tom Douglas Trio

    By Hanna Raskin

    It's a shame for Tom Douglas that the USDA retired its food pyramid before the Pharaonic restaurateur could secure naming rights to its base... More >>

  • Bright Lights, Sky City

    By Hanna Raskin

    Seated at SkyCity, which twirls with the relentless grace of a music-box ballerina, it's impossible to reckon why the rotating-restaurant rage... More >>

  • Nettletown's Troll Cuisine

    By Hanna Raskin

    Once upon a time, there was a young woman who liked to gather ferns and mushrooms and berries. She roamed across lonely mountains and through ... More >>

  • Don't Luc Now

    By Hanna Raskin

    My childhood home was equidistant from two zoos, which for many years represented two very different captivity philosophies. At Zoo #1, beasts... More >>

  • Do Uneeda Burger?

    By Hanna Raskin

    On most nights, Uneeda Burger's dining room resembles a baby-product showcase. The pared-down room's hipness quotient—reflected in its... More >>

  • Local 360's Spring Awakening

    By Hanna Raskin

    If I were forced to give up this food-writing racket and choose a 19th-century profession, I'd go with gold prospector. I'm too sloppy to be a... More >>

  • Rachel Yang's Revel Yell

    By Hanna Raskin

    With exactly two weeks between my arrival in Seattle and the deadline for my first review, I figured I'd have to scramble to find sufficient... More >>

  • Americain Beauty in Kirkland

    By The Surly Gourmand

    One should approach Kirkland's Le Grand Bistro Américain with caution, mostly because unless you have a master's in French, you will sound... More >>

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Breaking the Rules at Poquitos Breaking the Rules at Poquitos
By Hanna Raskin

My frequent review companions know the drill: At a review dinner, there's no ordering a dish that's already been claimed, monopolizing a plate, or ostentatiously asking "What do you need… More >>

First Call: 1022 South, Tacoma's Cocktail Pioneer First Call: 1022 South, Tacoma's Cocktail Pioneer
By Sonja Groset

The Watering Hole: 1022 South, 1022 S. J St., 253-627-8588, TACOMA The Atmosphere: Located in Tacoma's gritty Hilltop neighborhood, 1022 South is not the kind of bar you stumble… More >>

Eatside: Z'Tejas Gets Cornbread and Dumplings Right Eatside: Z'Tejas Gets Cornbread and Dumplings Right
By Siiri Sampson

Bellevue Square's Z'Tejas has been around for a number of years, in five different states, and does a couple of things very well. As soon as you sit down and… More >>

A Little Raskin: Native Cuisine Coming to Seattle Center
By Hanna Raskin

In my first piece in Seattle Weekly, I quoted from the writings of 19th-century Yankee explorer Theodore Winthrop, who derided the way native Pacific Northwesterners cooked salmon by saying, "I… More >>

Maria Hines' Beetle Juice Maria Hines' Beetle Juice
By Hanna Raskin

Many of the wickedest characters in the Bible were too busy with thievery and bestiality to bother with gluttony, but had they shifted their sinfulness to the edible realm, they… More >>

First Call: Tommy Gun Control First Call: Tommy Gun Control
By Rose Tosti

The Watering Hole: Tommy Gun, 1703 E. Olive Way, 323-GUNN, CAPITOL HILL. The Atmosphere: With a name like Tommy Gun, you might expect a James Cagney–themed bar, full of… More >>

Bottomfeeder: The Next Hi-Spot? Bottomfeeder: The Next Hi-Spot?
By Mike Seely

Much has been made of the Central District's dramatic shift from Seattle's black sociopolitical epicenter to a relatively affluent, majority-white enclave with, in realtor-speak, a can't-miss location. Given this cultural… More >>

A Little Raskin: Brunch, the Gayest Meal
By Hanna Raskin

For almost every holiday that's secured a spot on the nation's collective celebratory calendar, there's a food to match. Valentine's Day calls for chocolate, the Fourth of July demands a… More >>

The Tom Douglas Trio The Tom Douglas Trio
By Hanna Raskin

It's a shame for Tom Douglas that the USDA retired its food pyramid before the Pharaonic restaurateur could secure naming rights to its base level of bread and pasta. At… More >>

First Call: The Excellent Valadez First Call: The Excellent Valadez
By Julien Perry

The Watering Hole: Ristorante Italianissimo, 15608 N.E. Woodinville-Duvall Rd., 425-485-6888, WOODINVILLE. The Atmosphere: A go-to place for homemade Italian pizzas, pastas, fresh seafood, and local wine, Italianissimo is tucked… More >>


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