Part of what makes the Pacific Northwest so special is the region’s endless waterfront views—and Washington is no exception. Here are some of the best waterfront dining spaces to visit and indulge in the state’s local fare too.
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Fabulous People: Douglas Jones
In his work as the executive chef of Aerlume in Seattle, Douglas Jones aims to help guests experience the versatility of farm-to-table products with seasonality as the focus. Learn about Douglas Jones…
Hyatt at Olive 8 Reopens in Seattle
After closing its doors in the early stages of the pandemic, Hyatt at Olive 8 has re-opened in Seattle and is welcoming guests back to the boutique hotel. The re-opening comes with the celebration of a new on-site bagel shop and a re-imagined raw bar.
Ways to Celebrate the Fourth of July
Between local festivals and firework showcases, Washington will be bustling with a number of fun activities to ensure that this year’s Independence Day celebrations are unforgettable. Here are some of the best ways to celebrate the Fourth of July in Washington this year.
Fabulous People: Larry Ahrens
Larry Ahrens is the sales manager of Polaris Pacific, representing the 41-story luxury high-rise condominium tower of Spire Seattle. “Sales in 2021 have been incredible; it’s amazing to see so many people get excited about downtown living again!”
5 Summer Vacations For Seattle Residents
If the travel bug is nipping at you this summer, perhaps a just-far-enough vacation is in order. Pack your bags, and head to one of these five destinations–from Jackson Hole to Lake Tahoe–that are all less than a three-hour flight from Seattle.
Fabulous People: Rock Silva
Walla Walla native Rock Silva is the executive chef of the award-winning Walla Walla Steak Co. “We are a hometown steakhouse [with] blue jean comfort,” he says.
Restaurant of the Week: Woodblock
In the heart of Redmond, local owners Tony and Carolyn Scott have made their mark by creating a restaurant with an outstanding menu for all hours of the day: Woodblock. Named after their love for woodblock art, the upscale, family-friendly eatery dishes up one of the area’s top happy hours.
Eritage Resort
Tucked away in the Blue Mountains just a four-hour drive from Seattle, you’ll find the Eritage Resort. This luxurious resort in Walla Walla is just a few miles from some of the state’s finest winemakers and home to the most captivating sunsets, exclusive amenities and five-star service.
Best Spots to Picnic
The Pacific Northwest is arguably one of the dreamiest destinations in the United States. Between evergreen forests and towering oceanside cliffs, the state’s natural landmarks are certainly a sight to behold. Here are some of the best spots to picnic and immerse yourself in the wonder of Washington.