Where to Eat + Drink in Seattle this Spring
Seattleite Magazine
by Molly Amber
1w ago
There are always so many fantastic Seattle restaurants to choose from, both new and old. Here are some of our favorites that you should try this spring. SOMI Located in the heart of Seattle’s historic Pioneer Square neighborhood, SOMI is serving up delicious upscale comfort food in a beautiful and relaxed setting. The focus here is great food without pretense, with warm and nourishing entrees, hearty sandwiches, and shareable snacks that pair perfectly with a cocktail or beer. SOMI is open for weekend brunch, daily lunch and dinner, and offers a daily pop-up smash burger menu. The deviled eggs ..read more
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Marugame Udon Opening First Seattle Area Location at Southcenter
Seattleite Magazine
by Seattleite Staff
2w ago
Popular Japanese spot, Marugame Udon is coming to the area with its debut location opening in Westfield Southcenter later this year. The beloved udon restaurant is known for its fresh, Sanuki-style udon, crispy tempura selections, and “theater” kitchensetting, where guests can watch their food being made. Founded 20 years ago by Awata-San, Marugame Udon is inspired by traditional udon kitchens in Sanuki, Kagawa. Its mission is to bring the comfort of handcrafted udon and tempura to American diners in an affordable and accessible way. In addition to udon, Marugame offers freshly made Tempura, r ..read more
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Wake Up & Dance with Daybreaker on 4/27
Seattleite Magazine
by Jennifer Liu
1M ago
Day dance party and yoga class Daybreaker will be back in Seattle on Saturday, April 27th. No late nights, no alcohol, just wake up and dance with this vibrant community. The event will be held at Daybreak Cultural Center, a hub of activity described as an urban base for Native Americans in the Seattle area by its parent organization, United Indians of All Tribes. Located on 20 acres in Discovery Park, it’s full of rich history and beautiful art. The event starts at 9:00 am with yoga and dancing is 10:00 am to noon. You can attend both or just one or the other. Their events are multigeneration ..read more
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Upcoming Cocktail Classes at W Bellevue
Seattleite Magazine
by Molly Amber
1M ago
W Bellevue is partnering with Woodinville Whiskey Co. and launching a fun new cocktail class series this month. These classes will take place every Wednesday evening in March at W Bellevue, and will focus on how to make your own delicious Old Fashioned. In these classes, the team from Woodinville Whiskey Co. will take you step by step through building a personalized version of a classic Old Fashioned cocktail with options of whiskey, bitters, and smoke. The cocktail class will highlight the craft behind blending flavors and showcase the value in utilizing premium ingredients. Purchase your tic ..read more
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Weekend Wanderings: Walla Walla
Seattleite Magazine
by Molly Amber
1M ago
Walla Walla is one of our favorite weekend destinations, and for good reason. This vibrant eastern Washington city offers so much to visitors, including an impressive number of Washington wineries and tasting rooms, a charming downtown, and a phenomenal dining scene. Around every bend of Walla Walla is an iconic winery, an unforgettable view, or a culinary masterpiece. Even better, Walla Walla is a four hour drive from Seattle, or just a short one hour flight, making it an accessible getaway to Seattleites. Recognized among the finest wine regions in the nation, Walla Walla features more than ..read more
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An Insider’s Guide to Taste Washington
Seattleite Magazine
by Aakanksha Agarwal
1M ago
With wine so exceptional that we require not one but two wine months to celebrate it, we are marching headfirst (pun intended!) into Taste Washington Wine Month—a perfect opportunity to delve into Washington wines, considering our state’s swift rise as a global wine powerhouse. Taste Washington takes place from March 14 – 24, 2024, featuring days brimming with epic wines and delectable flavors. The event boasts 200 wineries, 75 top-notch West Coast restaurants, and 11 exciting events, including the Grand Tasting on March 16 and 17. So, what distinguishes the WA wine industry? Beyond the incred ..read more
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International Women’s Day Event at University Village on March 8th
Seattleite Magazine
by Jennifer Liu
1M ago
University Village is hosting an International Women’s Day event on Friday, March 8th from 12:00 – 8:00 pm featuring a variety of women-owned brands popping up around the property. It’ll be a fun opportunity to shop local and support a great mix of amazing brands and retailers as we celebrate women’s achievements around the world. On-site merchants will be hosting indie brands in their spaces during the day and in the evening, and the day will conclude with a special community happy hour at Bloomie’s from 6:00 – 8:00 pm with LIVE music by DJ Sharadawn, sips & light bites, brand activations ..read more
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Weekend Wanderings: Alderbrook Resort & Spa
Seattleite Magazine
by Molly Amber
2M ago
Just a two hour drive from Seattle, Alderbrook Resort & Spa is the ideal weekend destination for relaxation and rejuvenation any time of year. Set on the serene shores of Puget Sound’s Hood Canal and framed by views of the Olympic National Park, Alderbrook is a quintessential representation of the beauty and tranquility of the Pacific Northwest. What began in 1913 as a simple gathering of tents on the beach has grown into an 88-acre, year-round destination and tradition .  The spirit of Alderbrook is casual luxury in a relaxed natural setting. It’s the sort of place where an art class ..read more
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Sign-A-Raoke at The Crescent Lounge on February 15
Seattleite Magazine
by Diana Molkova
2M ago
ASL school Visually Speaking (@visuallyspeakingseattle) is hosting a Sign-A-Raoke event the day after Valentine’s day to celebrate love! The event will be held at The Crescent Lounge in Capitol Hill, the oldest gay karaoke bar in Seattle. In addition to the seven screens that show the karaoke lyrics, there will be ASL interpreters on the stage to ensure inclusivity for all attendees. Signers of all levels are welcome (21+!) Kellie from Visually Speaking points out that karaoke is inclusive by nature: “seeing the lyrics to favorite songs on the screen is … a form of access, particularly for tho ..read more
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Gear Guide: Recent Finds for our Furry Friends
Seattleite Magazine
by Corinne Whiting
2M ago
With Seattle being such a dog-friendly city — plus canine-welcoming venues like the Kimpton and Staypineapple hotels, among many others, luring in visitors too — we thought it might be helpful to share some recent gear findings that have been making us (and our furry friends) especially happy. Locals will want to also check out the recent addition of Urban Animal, a local venue aiming to redefine pet care, as well as regional favorites like the Dog Yard Bar and The Seattle Barkery‘s several outposts offering freshly-baked sweet treats. Courtesy Diggs Enventur Traveling with your pup has never ..read more
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