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Wake up to your alarm. Call the office. Cough into the phone. Go back to sleep. A little while later, wander over to this tucked-away cafe off the Denny Triangle for a quiet weekday morning breakfast that's truly worth savoring.
By Cody Ellerd | November 21, 2008
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The Crocodile is craving pepperoni as it awakes from its slumber and, across the street, a curious development: a liquor license application under the name Bathtub Gin & Company.
By Cody Ellerd | November 5, 2008
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Does your child like her carrots herb roasted or citrus glazed? As parents breed children with wholesome tastes and sophisticated palates, a new social network teams with local restaurants to plan monthly "family friendly" nights for foodies of all ages.
By Cody Ellerd | November 2, 2008
Spur co-chefs Brian McCracken and Dana Tough dabble in the shape-shifting world of molecular gastronomy with integrity and verve at their Belltown gastropub.
By Providence Cicero | October 31, 2008
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What's the deal with oysters and months ending in the letter ‘R,' and is it really just an old wives tale? To clear up the confusion, I talked to Ericka Nelson, sous chef at Elliott's Oyster House on Pier 56, which is gearing up for its blowout Oyster New Year Party on Nov. 1.
By Cody Ellerd | October 28, 2008
The Overnight Desk
This prime $9 investment approximates the Las Vegas experience in the best of ways: It goes down smooth, is sweet but not too sweet, and it gives you that million-bucks feeling inside of a minute.
By Geoff Carter | October 13, 2008
Daily Find
Here at NWsource, we have cowboy boots on the brain. We wrote about Western-inspired wear in our fall trends article, and we followed that up with an article about two local shops -- Insurrection and Horseshoe -- that sell superbly restored vintage boots. Our obsession next led us in search of spankin'-new cowboy boots, and we discovered that you might have to get out of Dodge -- er, Seattle -- to find them. Read on to learn about three local shops that'll have you pulling yourself up by your bootstraps in style.
By Monica Fischer | October 15, 2008
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With fall comes the rain and with the rain comes puddles. In anticipation of soggy feet and soaked pant hems, I've rounded up a selection of rain boots that are perfect for staying dry while dodging (or jumping in) puddles this season.
By Alison Brownrigg | October 2, 2008
Providence Cicero reviews intimate, high-energy Branzino, where house-made pastas and pizza highlight a short, ambitious seasonal menu that is equal parts meat and seafood.
By Providence Cicero | September 19, 2008
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When I think of street food, I think of tiny box stalls, grease stains, plywood window counters that give you splinters and squeeze bottles that leave your hands sticky. So last night when I walked into two-week-old Kushibar, the street food little sister of Umi Sake House, I had to wonder, did they mean Rodeo Drive?
By Cody Ellerd | September 17, 2008
