Food
April 26, 2013 | by Jonathan Zwickel
Smalltime
Appreciating the joys of Seattle’s
nanobrew revolution.
Have you heard Mudhoney’s new single, “I Like It Small”? It’s an over-revved ode to understated existence. Mark Arm howls “Minimum production, low yield/Intimate settings, limited appeal/Dingy basements, short runs/low expectations, wait I’m...
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February 13, 2013 | by Mark Baumgarten
The Bitter Barista on Nasty Tweets and Future Regret
In late January a website called Bitter Barista appeared suddenly and swiftly gained an audience with the shot-pulling set. Operated by a clandestine Seattle...
February 10, 2013 | by Nate Watters
Lions Roam These Streets: Lunar New Year 2013
Feb. 9 marked the Lunar New Year—the year of the snake. A portion of King Street in the International District was shutdown to make way for dance performances,...
January 30, 2013 | by Jonathan Zwickel
Practically Exotic
Mamnoon unobtrusively lives a double life.
The walk-up window at Mamnoon is located right next to the double-doored main entry, but it would be better off in the...
January 29, 2013 | by Chason Gordon
Square Root
Unearthing a delicious American subculture at The Rootbeer Store.
When the fragrance hits you, you can’t help smiling like a child. Vanilla and molasses and all...
December 31, 2012 | by Lillian Nickerson
Protest Coffee
Snapshot of Seattle at the dawn of 2013: A stainless steel condo rises six stories from the corner of Pine and Summit, electronic security waiting to accept...
December 31, 2012 | by Alison Sargent
The Flavor of Feud
It’s the secret ingredient in the NY-style pies at Italian Family Pizza.
Italian Family Pizza is the only real pizza place in Seattle. At least according to...
December 31, 2012 | by City Arts Staff
The Future List
It’s morning in Seattle, but the ambitious and intrepid among us were awake before dawn. The people on our annual Future List—artists, curators and tastemakers—...
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