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...
April 25, 2012 | by Jonathan Zwickel

Peace in Little Mezze

When a thousand years of culinary conflict find a new battleground in an unlikely neighborhood, everybody wins. With the March opening of Hummus Café, a half-mile...
April 25, 2012 | by Jonathan Zwickel

The Joan Miró of Bagel Bakeries

A Cream Cheese Revelation By now we’re accustomed to artisanal craftsmanship and savvy marketing elevating no-brainers like hot dogs and ice cream to exquisite—and...
March 28, 2012 | by Jess Thomson

Indie vs. Major Restaurants

A local explores her city's tourist dining destinations.  After writing a book called Dishing Up Washington—a cookbook with recipes inspired by the state’s...
February 24, 2012 | by Andrew Matson

Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Bubble Tea

Explained by a man who really, really loves it. You’ve seen bubble tea: that bizarre beverage served with a fat straw speared into a sealed plastic cup with brown...
January 27, 2012 | by Jonathan Zwickel

Hand-Made, Mass Produced

Theo Chocolate walks a fine, sugary line Fremont-based Theo Chocolate was founded on values of fair trade, organic ingredients and adventurous flavors. Their...
December 28, 2011 | by City Arts Staff

The Bon Vivant: Maggie Savarino

Age: 38Current Neighborhood: Madison Park Favorite Place in Seattle: Loretta’s NorthwesternerLast Book Read: The City & The City, China MiévilleFavorite Movie...
December 28, 2011 | by Andrew Matson

Street of Dreams

12th Avenue presents two ways to sample the city’s best Vietnamese On a gray Seattle winter day, the line moves fast inside Seattle Deli, the brightly lit...