The classic seafood spot offers a uniquely Seattle take on New Year’s Eve parties with a $100 buffet dinner populated with ...

Less than nine months after a much-delayed opening, Bellevue high-end Chinese restaurant Jiang Nan has closed, reports ...

Like a reverse Sam-I-Am, I would eat Burmese food anywhere: I have traveled to Vancouver for tea-leaf salad, made unscheduled stops in Portland for yellow lentil tofu, and detoured to Daly City from ...

Bob had it all. With an interface resembling a cozy home interior, Bob was intended to provide a more accessible portal through which users could access a range of computer programs. Navigate to the ...

Hungry for news? Welcome to our Friday Feed, where we run through all the local food and restaurant news this week—and maybe help you figure out where to eat this weekend. The good news this week is ...

Take it from Seattle musicians: Gaining commercial traction isn’t just hard work but a statistical improbability. Success can feel lucky, even if it’s not. And the ensuing perks can feel too good to ...

When Paul Castle posted to TikTok on June 21 about his children’s book being banned, the internet erupted. In a video that’s now been viewed more than 10 million times on that platform alone, local ...

June marches toward a well-earned PNW summer, and Washington's activities trend outdoors. We celebrate the season with big outdoor bashes, festivals to celebrate simple pleasures of beer and music, ...

The second-generation owners of a Japantown legend have big, bittersweet plans. Marin Caccam says she and her brother, Sho, will close Tsukushinbo, the restaurant their parents founded in 1994. But!

Washington’s oldest grape-growing region is also home to nearly one-third of the state’s vineyard acreage. History runs deep in the Yakima Valley, thanks in part to a significant amount of ...

Movies at Marymoor is old-fashioned picnic-style fun, and enters its 21st season this year. Tickets are $10 (plus a service fee), and kids 5 and under are free. Food trucks on site. Dogs welcome.

A year shy of shacking up in Seatown and taking a top kitchen gig at Quinn’s, Brian Parks got the boot from the Capitol Hill gastropub in May. While he’ll admit surprise at the dismissal, it’s paved ...