Everything fabulous in Washington: restaurants, spas, things to do, resorts and more!
Seattle’s longest standing, independently operated craft brewery, Pike Brewing, is making some exciting changes to bring you even more pitcher-perfect moments. An acclaimed head brewer, three new beers and a redesigned brand are all worth raising a glass to.
Summer feasting is in full swing in San Juan Islands with two fresh dining additions and a new chef at the helm of a favorite local café.
The Pacific Northwest is a seriously great wine destination. And if you’re determined to see the beauty and spirited culture that lies beyond Napa, it’s well worth your while to trek off on one of the state’s many wine tours—which can take you through the hype of Pike Place Market, Leavenworth, the outskirts of the northern border, and beyond.
Chef/restaurateurs Phillip Frankland Lee and Margarita Kallas-Lee, behind Los Angeles’ Scratch Restaurants group, will open Sushi By Scratch Restaurants in Seattle’s South Lake Union neighborhood on Sept. 1.
From eccentric cheese-infused teas to fruity fish bowls almost as big as a toddler, the following are the top ten fun drink spots in Washington.
Walla Walla Steak Co. and Crossbuck Taproom is now welcoming guests to its new outpost at Woodinville Schoolhouse No. 23. The restaurant and taproom serves up award-winning food, beer, craft cocktails and wine in a warm and welcoming atmosphere.
A new coffee spot has entered the scene inside Spire Seattle, and unlike the many other shops in the coffee capital, Himalayan Java serves up specialty, Nepalese-style coffee to each guest.
After a successful launch in July, Total Zero, a new (and delicious) line of non-alcoholic beverages, is now available at Seattle’s own Cone & Steiner locations.
Seattle’s Alki Beach neighborhood, on the shores of Puget Sound, will welcome Driftwood late this summer. Driftwood Seattle stems from Executive Chef Dan Mallahan and his business partner/wife Jackie Mallahan, marking the couple’s very first brick-and-mortar restaurant.
Spinnaker Chocolate first opened its doors in Seattle’s Ravenna neighborhood in the fall of 2021. Focusing on quality chocolate, from sourcing to production, Spinnaker Chocolate is on the way to becoming a household name.