Cluck No More: Redmond Korean fried chicken shop Third Place has been temporarily closed, but made that closure permanent this week. The owners also previously had Yeon’s Chicken in Kirkland and still ...

Last year, South Lake Union’s Pizza by Ruffin and Métier Brewing Company teamed up for a “First of the First” dinner, featuring—per Pizza by Ruffin’s Instagram —the first Black-owned brewery and the ...

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Another longtime favorite that dates back to the 1980s, when the Whistler we know today was quickly rising from the forest and a mellow collection of mountain lodges. The menu is broader than just ...

Leaning up against the Idaho border, Spokane imagines a different kind of Washington city: one with sunshine and snow, one prairie-adjacent with a low-slung downtown of brick and old steam towers. It ...

Long, business, power, and every other kind of lunch is very much back on the schedule. Except for three-martini; Seattle’s always been more of an IPA town. A much-needed noontime break entices remote ...

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Founded by the Humphreys family circa 1922 in Seattle’s historically Black Central District, the shop “is remembered as the only Black-owned butcher and grocery store in the immediate neighborhood,” ...

The Downtown Seattle Association/Metropolitan Improvement District (DSA/MID), in partnership with Fever, present Candlelight Concerts — a free weekly event series ...

If renting in Seattle were a game, it would require skill, luck, and damn good credit. Tenants vie for a good apartment while navigating complex ordinances, new bills, and perpetually rising costs. Go ...

Hungry for news? Welcome to our Friday Feed, where we run through all the local food and restaurant news this week—and maybe help you figure out where to eat this weekend. Correction: It’s a Famous ...

There is a 12-foot chain-link fence separating the Northwest ICE Processing Center in Tacoma from the world outside. But you barely notice the fence. The facility, which opened in 2004 and is operated ...