Everything fabulous in Washington: restaurants, spas, things to do, resorts and more!
Sarah Crowe and Isaac Novak are the co-founders of Upper Left Comedy Festival, a new Seattle-based comedy fest featuring three days–May 12 to May 14–of stand-up and performance events in Capitol Hill, featuring comedians from the PNW and beyond. (Get your tickets festival here.)
Eat Seattle, which offers premium culinary experiences, has expanded its chef-guided food tour offerings beyond Pike Place Market. Now, foodies can experience six stops during a walking tour of the South Lake Union neighborhood.
Five Iron Golf has opened its first West Coast location in Seattle’s Capitol Hill neighborhood. The indoor golf and entertainment experience, which is backed by Seattle’s own Macklemore, has 10 locations nationwide.
Located one block from Pike Place Market and inside the luxurious Four Seasons Seattle Hotel is Goldfinch Tavern. Named after Washington’s state bird, the American Goldfinch, you will be captivated by views of the Puget Sound as you step inside the beautiful resort restaurant.
With Easter right around the corner, it’s time to grab the kids and head out to soak up all of the holiday excitement. From visits with the Easter Bunny (both traditional and sensory-friendly) to thrilling egg hunts, there is tons of fun to be had this spring in honor of the holiday.
Escape to complete relaxation at the Spa at Four Seasons Hotel in Downtown Seattle. Located on the third floor of the luxury hotel, you may just forget about the city below you.
Leave the cooking to the pros this Easter and check out these specials in Washington for an eggstra- special holiday brunch or dinner with your loved ones.
Trinh Nguyen is the chef/owner of Ba Sa Restaurant. Located on Bainbridge Island, Ba Sa is a Vietnamese restaurant inspired by Pacific Northwest ingredients and French techniques.
As a destination town, the city of Seabrook has lots to offer–from the ocean views to breathtaking sunsets–and The Stowaway Wine Bar is at the center of it all. Visit The Stowaway’s new location at 203 Market Street for a truly captivating wine bar experience.
After having to close its doors in March 2020, Lark in Seattle is back with a new dining space, refined menu and a stellar four-course dining experience.