What’s good to eat around Seattle? We venture outside the city to unearth good restaurants and tell stories and about the food scene in the North End, South End, Eastside and Westside.
From peanut butter milkshakes to sausage breakfast sandwiches, here are three great spots to hit the next time you're traveling on Washington's scenic Highway 2.
Sea-Tac serves over 50 million passengers each year, many of them flying only once in that year. If that's you, here are a few dining...
North, south, east, west: Here's our roundup of restaurants that have just opened outside the city of Seattle, and that you can (hopefully) test out...
Upon recommendation from a reader, and endorsement from a Nepalese friend-of-a-friend, our Neighborhood Eats reporter wandered out to Lake Forest Park to try these little...
This tiny walk-up window in Georgetown is home to some very good Mexican food, and the only Americanized thing on the menu is "the yellow...
Take a stroll through downtown Burien, in the area of 152nd and 153rd streets between First Avenue and Ambaum Boulevard, and you could find just...
Barkada is Filipino slang for "group of friends." So bring your barkada to eat at Barkada, where Tom Douglas-trained chef Brian Madayag churns out Filipino...
Resonate Brewery + Pizzeria is right next door to the Mustard Seed Grill and Pub. The two stand in stark contrast to each other. They've...
Need a place to take the kids on a weekend afternoon? Roll into Pigfish Cafe for some tasty burgers, fish tacos for the adults and...
There is one place where the humble food court reigns supreme: Lynnwood’s H Mart. It might be devoid of frills, but it is well-loved.
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