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Kate spends most of her life in restaurants – eating, working, socializing. She sees the Northwest as the most exciting part of the country as far as food is concerned and feels lucky to be a part of it. She can be reached at kateopatz@gmail.com.

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100 Things Restaurant Guests Should Never Do

Recently on the New York Times blog, a list was published. It's a list of 100 rules Bruce Buschel (who is...
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Do good while eating dinner

The words "local" and "seasonal" get thrown around a lot lately - here's a chance to see them in action and support what they...
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A great cookie can win you free dinner and a night at the Four Seasons

It may not even be Halloween yet, but holiday festivities are upon us. At the Four Seasons, it's in the form of a holiday cookie contest. Submit...
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Kingfish Café, now a middle aged restaurant, still serving Southern goodness

For twelve years now, the Kingfish Café has been frying chicken, boiling grits, and slicing enormous pieces of cake on 19th Ave. It's upscale...
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Tilikum Place Café is finding its way

Tilikum Place Café isn't one of Seattle's favorite restaurants yet. Its opening happened quietly, without the media coverage that brings...
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Thierry of Rover's to open a new restaurant and he'd like your help

It's been 22 years since Thierry Rautureau opened Rover's, a formal and well-loved French restaurant in Madison Valley. But only now is he finally...
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Free food that is actually delicious

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At La Spiga happy hour, you get treated right. With any drink comes a complimentary spread of snacks - recently it was salami with pickled...
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Brand new Meza offers decent late night Latin food

A little area of 14th Ave is developing its own personality. Spinasse's put tables and bright chairs out front, Porchlight Coffee has opened its...
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New Belltown bar is very un-Belltown - and lovely

Bathtub Gin is folded away in a Belltown bathroom...uhhh...alley. Fortunately, this one smells less bathroom-ish than many. An easy-to-walk-by...
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Affordable nights of symphony and wine at Benaroya

On September 9, 10, and 11, Seattle Symphony will be making going to the symphony both affordable (the one hour shows are $9) and more interesting (by...
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