May brought a host of fresh restaurants to Seattle, including a Japanese hot pot spot and multiple rooftop bars.

The dining room and the bar area were basically untouched, but Homer will still be closed temporarily. In a Sunday Instagram ...

The day of the Pride Parade, June 29, there’s an official drag brunch at the Hilton Motif, also downtown, which is ...

First-class passengers flying some cross-country flights on Alaska Airlines this summer are going to get an extra perk — ...

Pitch the Baby will be at 600 19th Avenue East on Capitol Hill. It plans to open this summer. For updates, follow the bar on ...

Only one event combines two of the best words in the English language: drag brunch. An anchor gig for drag queens and a favorite of LGBT+ communities and bachelorette parties everywhere, drag brunches ...

The University District is frequently (and wrongly) written off as a place only college kids would want to eat; the story usually goes that it’s rife with sketchy lunch counters, nondescript ...

Capitol Hill is the beating, bloody heart of Seattle’s nightlife scene. It’s a historically queer neighborhood and a hub for activism where generations of Seattleites and tourists have gone out to eat ...

A good bakery is a necessity, and fortunately Seattle has more than its share. From traditional French pastries to delicacies that draw on the city’s Asian and Scandinavian heritages to gluten-free ...

Once a quiet working-class Nordic-American neighborhood, Ballard is now a nightlife, shopping, and restaurant destination. Boutiques and cocktail bars line Ballard Avenue (home to one of Seattle’s few ...

Seattle’s Chinatown-International District is one of the city’s finest cultural and food destinations. The area comprising Chinatown, Japantown, and Little Saigon has dozens of restaurants, so it can ...

Here in Seattle, the strong presence of Vietnamese food is marked by the ubiquitous pho restaurants all around the city, along with too many banh mi joints to count. But Vietnamese cuisine includes so ...