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...
October 30, 2012 | by City Arts Staff

Gluten for Punishment

The best baguette in Seattle. A champion baguette (there is such a thing; see "Not a Badass, a Baker") should appeal to all five senses. With supreme judgment in...
October 30, 2012 | by Jonathan Zwickel

Fish for Days

Breaking the rules with a sushi guru. The word omakase—牧曒盂 in Japanese—translates literally to “entrust” or “protect.” In the context of a sushi restaurant, it...
October 30, 2012 | by City Arts Staff

Infusion Profusion

Soaking tasty things in strong liquor is easy and effective. The Highline Capitol Hill A vegan heavy metal bar set above Broadway’s skuzzy street parade (and a sex...
October 30, 2012 | by City Arts Staff

Bring It On Home

Not delivery. Not street food. Take-out. Little Uncle    Capitol Hill When our favorite chefs endorse a place, we listen. Served from what looks like...
October 20, 2012 | by Nate Watters

Table Talk at Olson Kundig's Storefront

Table Talk is the latest - and arguably, the most thought-provoking - installation of an ongoing series of Storefront projects in the large open space below the...
September 27, 2012 | by Chason Gordon

I Am Poutine

A Québécois Searches for Home (Cooking). I left behind many things when I moved from Montreal to Seattle: friends, keys, varied weather. But the thing that...
September 27, 2012 | by Amanda Manitach

Paean in a Bottle

Gin is Generous. Here’s to gin! The literary drunk. Wine warms, vodka clouds, tequila makes you slip your shirt off. But gin loosens lips and leaves language lucid...