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Share this with someone who loves animals ⬇️. They’re going to want to cross this Seattle-area farm off their bucket list! . You all know I absolutely love supporting and visiting local farms. @luckiefarms in Lake Stevens about 45 minutes north of Seattle reached out to me about visiting last year, but I told them I’d add them to my list as I make the rounds. However, when I collabed with @discoversnoco in April for a trip to share more of beautiful Snohomish County with you (more to come on that trip soon!), I asked them to include Luckie Farms on the itinerary. Luckie provided us a complimentary visit, but this reel isn’t part of my Snohomish County partnership. I just loved my experience and think it’s something you should know about, especially if you love animals or have kids! . Warning: You may not be able to handle the cuteness that Luckie Farms has to offer. Owners Tara and Scott left their city lives to start a farm that marries Tara’s love of education with both of their ancestral roots in farming. But this isn’t just any farm with your typical produce. It’s one full of animals, most notably Scottish highland cows. . Visitors get a chance to walk the farm, take a tractor to feed the cows, and interact with other animals like alpacas, donkeys, horses, pigs, bunnies, and reindeer. You’ll also have the option to add on a calf-cuddle experience for ~$20pp. I highly recommend you do this, as you’ll get to pet, brush, and snuggle with highland cows that are as young as 6 weeks old for 20 minutes! All in you’ll spend ~$55pp if you do both the tour and cuddle. . Overall I loved my visit to Luckie Farms. Yes, feeding the cows was a bit challenging for me because they’re messy and I hate getting my hands dirty, but it was a small price to pay for a surreal up-close experience. I thought I’d also struggle because I’m allergic to hay, but I was totally fine because they use chips in the cuddle area. I can’t wait to go back! . Love farms? Comment “FARMS” and I’ll DM you my full list of other farms around Seattle, including more animal and u-pick farms for the upcoming summer season ➡️ https://www.emeraldpalate.com/farms-nea
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Share this with someone who loves animals ⬇️. They’re going to want to cross this Seattle-area farm off their bucket list! . You all know I absolutely love supporting and visiting local farms. @luckiefarms in Lake Stevens about 45 minutes north of Seattle reached out to me about visiting last year, but I told them I’d add them to my list as I make the rounds. However, when I collabed with @discoversnoco in April for a trip to share more of beautiful Snohomish County with you (more to come on that trip soon!), I asked them to include Luckie Farms on the itinerary. Luckie provided us a complimentary visit, but this reel isn’t part of my Snohomish County partnership. I just loved my experience and think it’s something you should know about, especially if you love animals or have kids! . Warning: You may not be able to handle the cuteness that Luckie Farms has to offer. Owners Tara and Scott left their city lives to start a farm that marries Tara’s love of education with both of their ancestral roots in farming. But this isn’t just any farm with your typical produce. It’s one full of animals, most notably Scottish highland cows. . Visitors get a chance to walk the farm, take a tractor to feed the cows, and interact with other animals like alpacas, donkeys, horses, pigs, bunnies, and reindeer. You’ll also have the option to add on a calf-cuddle experience for ~$20pp. I highly recommend you do this, as you’ll get to pet, brush, and snuggle with highland cows that are as young as 6 weeks old for 20 minutes! All in you’ll spend ~$55pp if you do both the tour and cuddle. . Overall I loved my visit to Luckie Farms. Yes, feeding the cows was a bit challenging for me because they’re messy and I hate getting my hands dirty, but it was a small price to pay for a surreal up-close experience. I thought I’d also struggle because I’m allergic to hay, but I was totally fine because they use chips in the cuddle area. I can’t wait to go back! . Love farms? Comment “FARMS” and I’ll DM you my full list of other farms around Seattle, including more animal and u-pick farms for the upcoming summer season ➡️ https://www.emeraldpalate.com/farms-nea
Where to get great soup in Seattle. ⬇️ Save this for your next craving! . My family teases me for how much I love soup. I don’t care if it’s hot or cold, soup in all forms is my absolute favorite. But it definitely hits differently during the cozy season, so I thought I’d share my favorite spots for a big bowl of comfort: . - @arashiramen for black garlic ramen (Ballard & Tukwila) - @billiardhoang for pho (Columbia City) - @cantonnoodlehousesea for beef brisket noodle and dumpling soup (Hillman City) - @cracklemigrill for daikon chicken soup (Ballard & Fremont) - @familyfriend20671 for corn soup (Beacon Hill) - @omart1973 for sinigang (Downtown) - @phobacseattle for brisket pho (Chinatown-ID & Downtown) - @phnompenhnoodlehouse for wonton noodle soup (Chinatown-ID) - @secret.congee for classic chicken congee (Ballard/Sunset Hill) - Seoul Tofu & Jjim for pork tofu soondubu (Cap Hill) - @tnttaqueria for chicken tortilla soup (Wallingford) - @udonfresh for niku udon soup (U-District & Cap Hill) . Comment “SOUP SEASON” and I’ll DM you a link to my full list of favorite soups. Or visit this link in my profile @emeraldpalate ➡️ https://www.emeraldpalate.com/best-soup-in-seattle/ . Then drop your favorite soup in the comments, as I’m always looking for new spos to add to my list!
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Where to get great soup in Seattle. ⬇️ Save this for your next craving! . My family teases me for how much I love soup. I don’t care if it’s hot or cold, soup in all forms is my absolute favorite. But it definitely hits differently during the cozy season, so I thought I’d share my favorite spots for a big bowl of comfort: . - @arashiramen for black garlic ramen (Ballard & Tukwila) - @billiardhoang for pho (Columbia City) - @cantonnoodlehousesea for beef brisket noodle and dumpling soup (Hillman City) - @cracklemigrill for daikon chicken soup (Ballard & Fremont) - @familyfriend20671 for corn soup (Beacon Hill) - @omart1973 for sinigang (Downtown) - @phobacseattle for brisket pho (Chinatown-ID & Downtown) - @phnompenhnoodlehouse for wonton noodle soup (Chinatown-ID) - @secret.congee for classic chicken congee (Ballard/Sunset Hill) - Seoul Tofu & Jjim for pork tofu soondubu (Cap Hill) - @tnttaqueria for chicken tortilla soup (Wallingford) - @udonfresh for niku udon soup (U-District & Cap Hill) . Comment “SOUP SEASON” and I’ll DM you a link to my full list of favorite soups. Or visit this link in my profile @emeraldpalate ➡️ https://www.emeraldpalate.com/best-soup-in-seattle/ . Then drop your favorite soup in the comments, as I’m always looking for new spos to add to my list!
Fun patios to save for later. ⬇️ Share this with someone you want to go with! . The weather keeps getting better in Seattle as we creep toward summer. As soon as restaurants and bars start setting up their patios, I always choose to sit outside so I can soak up as much vitamin D as possible. . If you’re the same, luckily there are a TON of options around Seattle. Here are some of my favorites: . - @aerlumeseattle (Downtown) - @aguaverdecafeseattle (U-District) - @anchoviesandsalt (Renton) - @bakers.seattle (Sunset Hill) - @barvacilando (Cap Hill) - Bongo’s Cafe (Green Lake) - @bottlehouse (Madrona) - @brimmerandheeltap (Ballard) - @darkalinos (Pioneer Square) - @dreamlandfremont (Fremont) - @cancansdressingroom (Downtown) - @firn_seattle (Pioneer Square) - @theflorabakehouse (Beacon Hill) - @fonda.lacatrina & @sirenitoseattle next door (Georgetown) - @fremontbrewing (Fremont) - @hangarcafeseattle (Georgetown) - @harvestvine (Madison Valley) - @ladyjayewest (West Seattle) - @lafontanasiciliana (Downtown) - @lenoxwa (Downtown) - @littlewatercantina (Eastlake) - @lionessseattle / @holymtnbrewing / @doebaywinecompany (Phinney Ridge) - @marinationsea (West Seattle location) - @maximilienrestaurant (Downtown) - @mezzanotte.seattle (Georgetown) - @themountaineeringclub (U-District) - @thenestseattle (Downtown) - @oddfellowscafe (Cap Hill) - @oldstovebeer (Pike Place & Ballard) - @thepinkdoorrestaurant (Downtown) - @raysboathouse (Ballard) - @phinneystation (Phinney Ridge) - Ristorante Picolinos (Sunset Hill) - @rockcreek206 (Fremont & Kirkland) - @sabinecafeandbar (Ballard) - @saintbreadseattle (U-District) - @saltysseafood (West Seattle) - @sanfermoseattle (Ballard) - @stella.seattle (First Hill) - @stonehouseseattle (Rainier Beach) - @terraplataseattle (Capitol Hill) - @westwardseattle (Northlake) - @whiteswanpublichouse (South Lake Union) - @willmottsghost (Downtown) . Want my shortlist of restaurants with great views? Comment “VIEWS” and I’ll DM you this list ➡️ https://www.emeraldpalate.com/best-restaurants-in-seattle-with-a-view/ . Where are your favorite patios? I’d love to hear in the comments!
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Fun patios to save for later. ⬇️ Share this with someone you want to go with! . The weather keeps getting better in Seattle as we creep toward summer. As soon as restaurants and bars start setting up their patios, I always choose to sit outside so I can soak up as much vitamin D as possible. . If you’re the same, luckily there are a TON of options around Seattle. Here are some of my favorites: . - @aerlumeseattle (Downtown) - @aguaverdecafeseattle (U-District) - @anchoviesandsalt (Renton) - @bakers.seattle (Sunset Hill) - @barvacilando (Cap Hill) - Bongo’s Cafe (Green Lake) - @bottlehouse (Madrona) - @brimmerandheeltap (Ballard) - @darkalinos (Pioneer Square) - @dreamlandfremont (Fremont) - @cancansdressingroom (Downtown) - @firn_seattle (Pioneer Square) - @theflorabakehouse (Beacon Hill) - @fonda.lacatrina & @sirenitoseattle next door (Georgetown) - @fremontbrewing (Fremont) - @hangarcafeseattle (Georgetown) - @harvestvine (Madison Valley) - @ladyjayewest (West Seattle) - @lafontanasiciliana (Downtown) - @lenoxwa (Downtown) - @littlewatercantina (Eastlake) - @lionessseattle / @holymtnbrewing / @doebaywinecompany (Phinney Ridge) - @marinationsea (West Seattle location) - @maximilienrestaurant (Downtown) - @mezzanotte.seattle (Georgetown) - @themountaineeringclub (U-District) - @thenestseattle (Downtown) - @oddfellowscafe (Cap Hill) - @oldstovebeer (Pike Place & Ballard) - @thepinkdoorrestaurant (Downtown) - @raysboathouse (Ballard) - @phinneystation (Phinney Ridge) - Ristorante Picolinos (Sunset Hill) - @rockcreek206 (Fremont & Kirkland) - @sabinecafeandbar (Ballard) - @saintbreadseattle (U-District) - @saltysseafood (West Seattle) - @sanfermoseattle (Ballard) - @stella.seattle (First Hill) - @stonehouseseattle (Rainier Beach) - @terraplataseattle (Capitol Hill) - @westwardseattle (Northlake) - @whiteswanpublichouse (South Lake Union) - @willmottsghost (Downtown) . Want my shortlist of restaurants with great views? Comment “VIEWS” and I’ll DM you this list ➡️ https://www.emeraldpalate.com/best-restaurants-in-seattle-with-a-view/ . Where are your favorite patios? I’d love to hear in the comments!
Save this list: ⬇️ The most fun things to do this September in Seattle. . Those of you who subscribe to my weekly newsletter know I send out a reminder of all the Seattle food, drink, and maker-focused events happening that week. To help you make it easier to plan in advance, I thought I’d start a new series on the blog rounding up all the best things to do each month. It’ll include events and festivals, but also fun ideas for making the most of what makes that month special. . September’s roundup includes these kinds of events that I’m looking forward to: . - Sunflower festival season - The wastatefair - A bunch of art and food festivals - Broadway, dance, and music performances, including a series by candlelight - Cultural and film festivals - Boat and farm festivals - And more! . Get the full list via the link in my bio @emeraldpalate or directly here ➡️ https://www.emeraldpalate.com/best-things-to-do-in-seattle-in-september/ . What else is going on in September? Let me know in the comments so I can keep the article up to date! #seattleevents #seattlelocal #pnwtravel
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Save this list: ⬇️ The most fun things to do this September in Seattle. . Those of you who subscribe to my weekly newsletter know I send out a reminder of all the Seattle food, drink, and maker-focused events happening that week. To help you make it easier to plan in advance, I thought I’d start a new series on the blog rounding up all the best things to do each month. It’ll include events and festivals, but also fun ideas for making the most of what makes that month special. . September’s roundup includes these kinds of events that I’m looking forward to: . - Sunflower festival season - The wastatefair - A bunch of art and food festivals - Broadway, dance, and music performances, including a series by candlelight - Cultural and film festivals - Boat and farm festivals - And more! . Get the full list via the link in my bio @emeraldpalate or directly here ➡️ https://www.emeraldpalate.com/best-things-to-do-in-seattle-in-september/ . What else is going on in September? Let me know in the comments so I can keep the article up to date! #seattleevents #seattlelocal #pnwtravel
Would you wait in line at this famous Seattle spot? ⬇️ . It took me a long time to visit @ludis_seattle after it re-opened because I was nervous about the long lines it draws, especially on weekends. Since I’m rarely downtown on weekdays, I kept putting it off. However, I finally changed that on a rainy Friday I found myself downtown. . Ludi’s is a Filipino breakfast spot near Pike Place Market. You’ll know you found it when you see the line of people snaking down the block. I felt lucky the day I went because there were only about 10 groups in front of me. It still took about 30 minutes, which wasn’t bad, but was also longer than I expected giving the relatively short line. . Once inside you order at the register and then find a seat. There’s a table with condiments and a ton of vintage paraphernalia to look at while you wait for your meal. . We ordered a kare kare meat special, the combo-silog plate, and the Insta-famous ube pancakes. While I prefer the kare kare I’ve had at other places, the other two dishes were really good. The pancakes are huge and have a satisfying spongey/fluffy consistency thanks to rice flour. The ube is really pronounced and the coconut adds a nutty, just-right sweetness to the dish. Plus they’re a vibrant purple, so they’re great for photos. . My favorite dish was the humble combo-silog plate. It comes with 1 porkchop, 1 longanisa, 1 Ilocos longanisa, and 1 lumpia. The lumpia was some of the juiciest I’ve had and the fried wrapper had great crunch. But the low-key best thing? The longanisas sausages. they were SO fatty and complex, especially when you got a bite with garlic rice and runny egg. Definitely make sure these make it on your table. . All in all I enjoyed Ludi’s, especially because the owner, Gregorio “Tito Greg”, stops by every table to make sure you’re alright. Definitely go on a weekday for a late lunch or super early breakfast to reduce the wait! I’d def go again if the wait was ~30m or less. . Want more of my favorite breakfast spots? Comment “BREAKFAST” and I’ll DM you my full list ➡️ https://www.emeraldpalate.com/where-to-eat-breakfast-in-seattle/ . Have you been to Ludi’s? Let me know what you think in the comments!
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Would you wait in line at this famous Seattle spot? ⬇️ . It took me a long time to visit @ludis_seattle after it re-opened because I was nervous about the long lines it draws, especially on weekends. Since I’m rarely downtown on weekdays, I kept putting it off. However, I finally changed that on a rainy Friday I found myself downtown. . Ludi’s is a Filipino breakfast spot near Pike Place Market. You’ll know you found it when you see the line of people snaking down the block. I felt lucky the day I went because there were only about 10 groups in front of me. It still took about 30 minutes, which wasn’t bad, but was also longer than I expected giving the relatively short line. . Once inside you order at the register and then find a seat. There’s a table with condiments and a ton of vintage paraphernalia to look at while you wait for your meal. . We ordered a kare kare meat special, the combo-silog plate, and the Insta-famous ube pancakes. While I prefer the kare kare I’ve had at other places, the other two dishes were really good. The pancakes are huge and have a satisfying spongey/fluffy consistency thanks to rice flour. The ube is really pronounced and the coconut adds a nutty, just-right sweetness to the dish. Plus they’re a vibrant purple, so they’re great for photos. . My favorite dish was the humble combo-silog plate. It comes with 1 porkchop, 1 longanisa, 1 Ilocos longanisa, and 1 lumpia. The lumpia was some of the juiciest I’ve had and the fried wrapper had great crunch. But the low-key best thing? The longanisas sausages. they were SO fatty and complex, especially when you got a bite with garlic rice and runny egg. Definitely make sure these make it on your table. . All in all I enjoyed Ludi’s, especially because the owner, Gregorio “Tito Greg”, stops by every table to make sure you’re alright. Definitely go on a weekday for a late lunch or super early breakfast to reduce the wait! I’d def go again if the wait was ~30m or less. . Want more of my favorite breakfast spots? Comment “BREAKFAST” and I’ll DM you my full list ➡️ https://www.emeraldpalate.com/where-to-eat-breakfast-in-seattle/ . Have you been to Ludi’s? Let me know what you think in the comments!
Share this for your next Seattle day trip stat. ⬇️ Then save it so you remember to visit! . I saw someone share @‌themusewhiskey in @visiteverett on Instagram last year. When I collabed with @discoversnoco for a trip to share more of beautiful Snohomish County with you (see yesterday’s reel for details!), I asked them to include The Muse on the itinerary. This reel isn’t part of my partnership with them...in fact, the staff at The Muse staff didn’t know I was coming. I just loved my experience and think it’s a hidden gem you should know about! . The Muse Whiskey & Coffee is located inside a 100-year-old building right along the Everett waterfront about 45 minutes north of Seattle. It was once the mill headquarters for the Weyerhaeuser Company, but @portofeverett and NGMA Group refurbished it and now it’s home to The Muse, a community gathering space that overlooks Boxcar Park. . I could have spent hours photographing the building. There are a bunch of room with beautiful crown molding and original details. You’ll even find a gorgeous vault that they turned into a wine cellar! If it’s a cozy day you can find a nook and enjoy the ambiance from one of their picture windows. Or sit out on the back deck to watch people fly kites in the park or lounge on the beach. . The Muse is an all day cafe that has pastries, hearty dishes, coffee drinks, and alcoholic beverages. We’d just gotten lunch before heading here so didn’t heat, but I had an exceptional chai tea and colorful cocktail that was a play on a French 75. It was so beautiful that some ladies sitting next to us saw me taking pics and were inspired to get it! . All in all, The Muse will be one of my go-to stops whenever I’m in Everett. I can’t wait to go back and try more of their food and drinks. If you’ve been, comment telling me what I should order next time! . Want ideas for what to do in Everett and the surrounding area to make the most of your trip to visit Muse? Comment “MUSE” and I’ll DM you more fun things to do in Snohomish County ➡️ https://www.emeraldpalate.com/things-to-do-in-snohomish
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Share this for your next Seattle day trip stat. ⬇️ Then save it so you remember to visit! . I saw someone share @‌themusewhiskey in @visiteverett on Instagram last year. When I collabed with @discoversnoco for a trip to share more of beautiful Snohomish County with you (see yesterday’s reel for details!), I asked them to include The Muse on the itinerary. This reel isn’t part of my partnership with them...in fact, the staff at The Muse staff didn’t know I was coming. I just loved my experience and think it’s a hidden gem you should know about! . The Muse Whiskey & Coffee is located inside a 100-year-old building right along the Everett waterfront about 45 minutes north of Seattle. It was once the mill headquarters for the Weyerhaeuser Company, but @portofeverett and NGMA Group refurbished it and now it’s home to The Muse, a community gathering space that overlooks Boxcar Park. . I could have spent hours photographing the building. There are a bunch of room with beautiful crown molding and original details. You’ll even find a gorgeous vault that they turned into a wine cellar! If it’s a cozy day you can find a nook and enjoy the ambiance from one of their picture windows. Or sit out on the back deck to watch people fly kites in the park or lounge on the beach. . The Muse is an all day cafe that has pastries, hearty dishes, coffee drinks, and alcoholic beverages. We’d just gotten lunch before heading here so didn’t heat, but I had an exceptional chai tea and colorful cocktail that was a play on a French 75. It was so beautiful that some ladies sitting next to us saw me taking pics and were inspired to get it! . All in all, The Muse will be one of my go-to stops whenever I’m in Everett. I can’t wait to go back and try more of their food and drinks. If you’ve been, comment telling me what I should order next time! . Want ideas for what to do in Everett and the surrounding area to make the most of your trip to visit Muse? Comment “MUSE” and I’ll DM you more fun things to do in Snohomish County ➡️ https://www.emeraldpalate.com/things-to-do-in-snohomish
Save this Seattle restaurant for later: ⬇️ You’ll want to visit when the pasta craving hits! . Have you ever seen that adorable white house-turned-restaurant in downtown Ballard? That’s San Fermo and it’s hands down one of the best Italian restaurants in Seattle. Not only are the vibes immaculate thanks to its historic building and outdoor patios, but the food is always well executed. . You’ll find a lot of rotating small plates, ranging from salads, veggies, and more. Don’t miss the Farinata, which is a super addictive chickpea flatbread with grill marks. . For mains there are a few entrees, but San Fermo is probably best known for their pasta. At any given time there are a bunch of options, but you’ll always find the saffron spaghetti bolognese. It’s meaty, earthy, and has a lot of complexity for being such a humble dish. No matter what you order, make sure this ends up on your table! . Lastly, don’t sleep on dessert. They make one of the best tiramisu’s in the city! It’s light on the booze and extra creamy. . All in all, San Fermo is one of my go-tos for a date night or special night out with friends or loved ones. San Fermo also has a farm in Skagit Valley where they host dinners. I’m hoping to make it up there for one of them because I bet the setting is just as dreamy as their restaurant! . Comment “ITALIAN” and I’ll DM you the link to my full list of favorite Italian restaurants in Seattle ➡️ https://www.emeraldpalate.com/best-italian-restaurants-in-seattle/ . What are some of your favorite Italian restaurants in Seattle? I’d love to hear in the comments!
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Save this Seattle restaurant for later: ⬇️ You’ll want to visit when the pasta craving hits! . Have you ever seen that adorable white house-turned-restaurant in downtown Ballard? That’s San Fermo and it’s hands down one of the best Italian restaurants in Seattle. Not only are the vibes immaculate thanks to its historic building and outdoor patios, but the food is always well executed. . You’ll find a lot of rotating small plates, ranging from salads, veggies, and more. Don’t miss the Farinata, which is a super addictive chickpea flatbread with grill marks. . For mains there are a few entrees, but San Fermo is probably best known for their pasta. At any given time there are a bunch of options, but you’ll always find the saffron spaghetti bolognese. It’s meaty, earthy, and has a lot of complexity for being such a humble dish. No matter what you order, make sure this ends up on your table! . Lastly, don’t sleep on dessert. They make one of the best tiramisu’s in the city! It’s light on the booze and extra creamy. . All in all, San Fermo is one of my go-tos for a date night or special night out with friends or loved ones. San Fermo also has a farm in Skagit Valley where they host dinners. I’m hoping to make it up there for one of them because I bet the setting is just as dreamy as their restaurant! . Comment “ITALIAN” and I’ll DM you the link to my full list of favorite Italian restaurants in Seattle ➡️ https://www.emeraldpalate.com/best-italian-restaurants-in-seattle/ . What are some of your favorite Italian restaurants in Seattle? I’d love to hear in the comments!
Save this for your next day trip: ⬇️ A speakeasy hidden in the most unexpected small town outside Seattle. . Long-time followers know I love the Skagit Valley, an area about an hour north of Seattle known for cute small towns, farms, and great food. I’m always keeping tabs of what’s happening in the area, so when I heard the owners of beloved @railroadpubandpizza and @trainwreckbarandgrill opened @speakeasy.saloon, I knew I had to visit. . Speakeasy Saloon is a hidden bar right in the small downtown area of Burlington. You enter via a nondescript door into a space that looks like a barber shop. You need to find the door into the bar, which opens into a room that looks like a posh medieval basement. . Drink wise you’ll find cocktails, wine, beer, and a few non-alcoholic options. I ordered the Speakeasy Sour with bourbon, egg white, and lemon sour. It was simple, yet so refreshing and balanced. . Speakeasy Saloon also has a hefty food menu. I didn’t get a chance to eat there because I went to Railroad Pizza for dinner beforehand (which is yummy btw), but they have dishes like a smash burger, deviled eggs, poutine, seafood roll, and cake I’m interested in trying the next time I visit. And since the vibes are immaculate, I’ll definitely be back the next time I’m in the area! . Want a list of speakeasies closer to home? Get my full list of options in Seattle via the link in my bio @emeraldpalate or directly here ➡️ https://www.emeraldpalate.com/speakeasy-bars-in-seattle/ . What other speakeasies have you been to in the PNW? I’d love to hear in the comments, as I’m always adding new ones to my list to try!
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Save this for your next day trip: ⬇️ A speakeasy hidden in the most unexpected small town outside Seattle. . Long-time followers know I love the Skagit Valley, an area about an hour north of Seattle known for cute small towns, farms, and great food. I’m always keeping tabs of what’s happening in the area, so when I heard the owners of beloved @railroadpubandpizza and @trainwreckbarandgrill opened @speakeasy.saloon, I knew I had to visit. . Speakeasy Saloon is a hidden bar right in the small downtown area of Burlington. You enter via a nondescript door into a space that looks like a barber shop. You need to find the door into the bar, which opens into a room that looks like a posh medieval basement. . Drink wise you’ll find cocktails, wine, beer, and a few non-alcoholic options. I ordered the Speakeasy Sour with bourbon, egg white, and lemon sour. It was simple, yet so refreshing and balanced. . Speakeasy Saloon also has a hefty food menu. I didn’t get a chance to eat there because I went to Railroad Pizza for dinner beforehand (which is yummy btw), but they have dishes like a smash burger, deviled eggs, poutine, seafood roll, and cake I’m interested in trying the next time I visit. And since the vibes are immaculate, I’ll definitely be back the next time I’m in the area! . Want a list of speakeasies closer to home? Get my full list of options in Seattle via the link in my bio @emeraldpalate or directly here ➡️ https://www.emeraldpalate.com/speakeasy-bars-in-seattle/ . What other speakeasies have you been to in the PNW? I’d love to hear in the comments, as I’m always adding new ones to my list to try!
NEW SERIES: 8 best things I ate in January ⬇️. Comment your best bite of the past month! . I eat out so much that I often have a backlog of places I want to share with you all. To help me get to it faster, I’m going to start sharing the best bites I ate each month so you can use it as inspo for your following month’s meals out. . In January, I ate out over 20 times. Here are the top 8 things I ate (in the order I ate them, not ranked against each other): . 1. @ludis_seattle - Longanisa sausages & lumpia on the combo-silog plate (Downtown) 2. @glosseattle - Coffee cake & hash browns (Capitol Hill) 3. @fw_moonskitchen - Rosé tteokbokki rice cakes (Federal Way) 4. @hosoonyitacoma - Sundubu tofu stew & grilled mackerel (Lakewood) 5. @spicewaala - Coffee soft serve ice cream 6. @arashiramen - Black garlic ramen 5. @outsider_bbq - Smoked brisket burger & poppy coleslaw 8. @shomonseattle - Literally the whole meal, but especially the cauliflower puree topped with a gelee that was like a deconstructed cauliflower soup, cod croquette, sushi pieces, and pickled kholrabi (a creative sub for ginger) . Since I went to Leavenworth, shout out to two spots that also served up great bites: . - @manamountain - Curried squash soup - @argocoffeeandbiscuits - Cheddar jalapeño biscuit breakfast sandwich - @mountain_goat_coffee - Breakfast scone . I’m going to link all of these reels as a series moving forward, so keep an eye out at the end of each month. . Now drop the best things you ate this past month so I can add them to my list to try as I make the rounds!
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NEW SERIES: 8 best things I ate in January ⬇️. Comment your best bite of the past month! . I eat out so much that I often have a backlog of places I want to share with you all. To help me get to it faster, I’m going to start sharing the best bites I ate each month so you can use it as inspo for your following month’s meals out. . In January, I ate out over 20 times. Here are the top 8 things I ate (in the order I ate them, not ranked against each other): . 1. @ludis_seattle - Longanisa sausages & lumpia on the combo-silog plate (Downtown) 2. @glosseattle - Coffee cake & hash browns (Capitol Hill) 3. @fw_moonskitchen - Rosé tteokbokki rice cakes (Federal Way) 4. @hosoonyitacoma - Sundubu tofu stew & grilled mackerel (Lakewood) 5. @spicewaala - Coffee soft serve ice cream 6. @arashiramen - Black garlic ramen 5. @outsider_bbq - Smoked brisket burger & poppy coleslaw 8. @shomonseattle - Literally the whole meal, but especially the cauliflower puree topped with a gelee that was like a deconstructed cauliflower soup, cod croquette, sushi pieces, and pickled kholrabi (a creative sub for ginger) . Since I went to Leavenworth, shout out to two spots that also served up great bites: . - @manamountain - Curried squash soup - @argocoffeeandbiscuits - Cheddar jalapeño biscuit breakfast sandwich - @mountain_goat_coffee - Breakfast scone . I’m going to link all of these reels as a series moving forward, so keep an eye out at the end of each month. . Now drop the best things you ate this past month so I can add them to my list to try as I make the rounds!
My favorite date night restaurants in Seattle. ⬇️ Save this for your next outing! . Maybe it’s because Valentine’s Day is approaching, but Dan and I have been talking about being more intentional in planning date nights. If you’re in the same boat, I thought I’d share my favorite date night restaurants around Seattle: . - @84yesler (Pioneer Square) - @alturarestaurant (Capitol Hill) - @atoma.seattle (Wallingford) - @bar_sur_mer (Greenwood) - @beastandcleaver’s Beastro & Peasant (Loyal Heights) - @brimmerandheeltap (Ballard) - @cafe_paloma (Pioneer Square) - @cafesuliman (Capitol Hill) - @canonseattle (Capitol Hill) - @thecorsonbuilding (Georgetown) - @delanceyseattle (Ballard) - @driftwood_seattle (West Seattle) - @hamdiseattle (Fremont) - @harvestvine (Madison Valley) - @ittostapas_ (West Seattle) - @laloba.seattle (South Lake Union) - @lamedusarestaurant & Persephone (Columbia City) - @lecavisteseattle (Downtown) - @lupofremont (Fremont) - @maripili_tapas_bar (Capitol Hill) - @pst.seattle (Downtown) - @ramieseattle (Capitol Hill) - @rockcreek206 (Fremont & Kirkland) - @sanfermoseattle (Ballard) - @sophonseattle (Phinney Ridge) - @spinasseseattle (Capitol Hill) - @stoneburnerseattle (Ballard) - @threesacksfullseattle (Roosevelt) - @violetseattle (Capitol Hill) . Need a last minute V-Day gift idea? Put this list of restaurants into a DIY craft jar and use it throughout the year to pick where you’ll take your loved one out for a nice meal. No more waffling on where to go! . I have a lot more date night restaurant recs. Comment “DATE NIGHT” and I’ll DM you this link ➡️ https://www.emeraldpalate.com/best-date-night-restaurants-in-seattle/ . Where do you like to go for date night? Let me know in the comments!
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My favorite date night restaurants in Seattle. ⬇️ Save this for your next outing! . Maybe it’s because Valentine’s Day is approaching, but Dan and I have been talking about being more intentional in planning date nights. If you’re in the same boat, I thought I’d share my favorite date night restaurants around Seattle: . - @84yesler (Pioneer Square) - @alturarestaurant (Capitol Hill) - @atoma.seattle (Wallingford) - @bar_sur_mer (Greenwood) - @beastandcleaver’s Beastro & Peasant (Loyal Heights) - @brimmerandheeltap (Ballard) - @cafe_paloma (Pioneer Square) - @cafesuliman (Capitol Hill) - @canonseattle (Capitol Hill) - @thecorsonbuilding (Georgetown) - @delanceyseattle (Ballard) - @driftwood_seattle (West Seattle) - @hamdiseattle (Fremont) - @harvestvine (Madison Valley) - @ittostapas_ (West Seattle) - @laloba.seattle (South Lake Union) - @lamedusarestaurant & Persephone (Columbia City) - @lecavisteseattle (Downtown) - @lupofremont (Fremont) - @maripili_tapas_bar (Capitol Hill) - @pst.seattle (Downtown) - @ramieseattle (Capitol Hill) - @rockcreek206 (Fremont & Kirkland) - @sanfermoseattle (Ballard) - @sophonseattle (Phinney Ridge) - @spinasseseattle (Capitol Hill) - @stoneburnerseattle (Ballard) - @threesacksfullseattle (Roosevelt) - @violetseattle (Capitol Hill) . Need a last minute V-Day gift idea? Put this list of restaurants into a DIY craft jar and use it throughout the year to pick where you’ll take your loved one out for a nice meal. No more waffling on where to go! . I have a lot more date night restaurant recs. Comment “DATE NIGHT” and I’ll DM you this link ➡️ https://www.emeraldpalate.com/best-date-night-restaurants-in-seattle/ . Where do you like to go for date night? Let me know in the comments!
Save this for later: ⬇️ One of Seattle’s best cakes. . I’ve been slowly working down my list of bakeries doing research on the city’s best cakes. I finally made it back to @coylesbakeshop to try their cake specifically. And wowzas, I’m happy I did. . Coyle’s makes a few different cake flavors, but I ordered the classic chocolate cake (~$5.50). It’s moist and not too dense, just the way I prefer my chocolate cake. I also love how the icing is thick, yet still creamy. Too often chocolate cakes feel so heavy, but Coyle’s somehow feels light without being dry. And I could have sworn I tasted a bit of espresso to punch up the chocolatey taste, but that’s probably a secret they’ll never tell. . While my cake-specific article isn’t ready yet, get my list of favorite desserts around Seattle via the link in my bio @emeraldpalate or directly here ➡️ https://www.emeraldpalate.com/best-cookies-and-desserts-in-seattle/ . Have you had Coyle’s cakes yet? If so, is there another flavor I should try? Who else is making great cakes around the city? Let me know in the comments!
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Save this for later: ⬇️ One of Seattle’s best cakes. . I’ve been slowly working down my list of bakeries doing research on the city’s best cakes. I finally made it back to @coylesbakeshop to try their cake specifically. And wowzas, I’m happy I did. . Coyle’s makes a few different cake flavors, but I ordered the classic chocolate cake (~$5.50). It’s moist and not too dense, just the way I prefer my chocolate cake. I also love how the icing is thick, yet still creamy. Too often chocolate cakes feel so heavy, but Coyle’s somehow feels light without being dry. And I could have sworn I tasted a bit of espresso to punch up the chocolatey taste, but that’s probably a secret they’ll never tell. . While my cake-specific article isn’t ready yet, get my list of favorite desserts around Seattle via the link in my bio @emeraldpalate or directly here ➡️ https://www.emeraldpalate.com/best-cookies-and-desserts-in-seattle/ . Have you had Coyle’s cakes yet? If so, is there another flavor I should try? Who else is making great cakes around the city? Let me know in the comments!
Save this for your next meal: ⬇️ A hidden gem breakfast spot in south Seattle. . My friend and I wanted to meet up for brunch recently. Since she lives in south Seattle, I thought it’d be a great excuse to try a spot on my list in the area. I remembered that @thehangarcafegeorgetown has been on my list for a while, so we made a date to meet there one Sunday around 10:45 AM. . We only had to wait about 15 minutes before getting a table at this popular first come, first serve breakfast spot. It feels like a hidden gem because, while within walking distance of Georgetown’s main drag, it’s down a side street without many other businesses around. And since it’s in a refurbished house, it feels like you’re headed to a friend’s for breakfast vs. a restaurant. . The inside is quite small, but there is a cute front and back patio, both of which are dog friendly. Since it’s right over Boeing’s flight path, you get to watch the plane come quite close as they land. That means it’s loud, which may affect more sensitive diners, but I found it quite thrilling. . Food wise they serve breakfast Wed - Sun from 8 AM - 2 PM. They’re best known for their sweet and savory crepes. I got The Hangar one ($20.95) with ham, scrambled eggs, Swiss, cheddar, tomato, red onion, and spinach topped with their homemade poblano vinaigrette and creme fraiche. I absolutely loved the earthy brightness of the sauce and the balance of flavors inside the crepe were really comforting. It was also a good size - I didn’t leave hungry! . We also split a slice of their coffee cake ($7.50), which was piled high with whipped cream and drizzled with caramel. Definitely get this to start your meal! And if you’re down for some drinks, don’t miss their fun mimosas. . All in all The Hangar Cafe is a homey spot for breakfast in one of Seattle’s coolest neighborhoods. Definitely add them to your list for your next brunch! . Get more of my favorite breakfast via the link in my bio @emeraldpalate or directly here ➡️ https://www.emeraldpalate.com/where-to-eat-breakfast-in-seattle/
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Save this for your next meal: ⬇️ A hidden gem breakfast spot in south Seattle. . My friend and I wanted to meet up for brunch recently. Since she lives in south Seattle, I thought it’d be a great excuse to try a spot on my list in the area. I remembered that @thehangarcafegeorgetown has been on my list for a while, so we made a date to meet there one Sunday around 10:45 AM. . We only had to wait about 15 minutes before getting a table at this popular first come, first serve breakfast spot. It feels like a hidden gem because, while within walking distance of Georgetown’s main drag, it’s down a side street without many other businesses around. And since it’s in a refurbished house, it feels like you’re headed to a friend’s for breakfast vs. a restaurant. . The inside is quite small, but there is a cute front and back patio, both of which are dog friendly. Since it’s right over Boeing’s flight path, you get to watch the plane come quite close as they land. That means it’s loud, which may affect more sensitive diners, but I found it quite thrilling. . Food wise they serve breakfast Wed - Sun from 8 AM - 2 PM. They’re best known for their sweet and savory crepes. I got The Hangar one ($20.95) with ham, scrambled eggs, Swiss, cheddar, tomato, red onion, and spinach topped with their homemade poblano vinaigrette and creme fraiche. I absolutely loved the earthy brightness of the sauce and the balance of flavors inside the crepe were really comforting. It was also a good size - I didn’t leave hungry! . We also split a slice of their coffee cake ($7.50), which was piled high with whipped cream and drizzled with caramel. Definitely get this to start your meal! And if you’re down for some drinks, don’t miss their fun mimosas. . All in all The Hangar Cafe is a homey spot for breakfast in one of Seattle’s coolest neighborhoods. Definitely add them to your list for your next brunch! . Get more of my favorite breakfast via the link in my bio @emeraldpalate or directly here ➡️ https://www.emeraldpalate.com/where-to-eat-breakfast-in-seattle/
Fancy Seattle sushi spots worth the splurge. ⬇️ . My family loves sushi, so we often surprise each other with omakases for our birthdays. I went to 2 over the past few months to celebrate both my and my sister’s birthday: @shomonseattle and @sushisuzuki.seattle. I’m happy to report both are worth the splurge. . Shomon Kappo Sushi in downtown Seattle serves a “kappo style” omakase, meaning it features a variety of dishes that are grilled, cured, and simmered alongside sushi. The vibe is intimate and friendly, with the chefs laser focused on execution. Standout dishes from my visit included a croquette-like fried cod, cauliflower soup cube that looked like tofu, a variety of high-quality nigiri, and pickled kohlrabi instead of ginger which was my absolute jam. . Sushi Suzuki in Madison Park serves “edomae style” omakase, meaning it’s more fish focused. While there were a few hot dishes, it’s mostly nigiri pieces. Each piece was better than the next, with standouts during my visit being a super tender squid with caviar, fatty chutoro tuna with shiso, and sweet smoke salmon. The hospitality was warm, with chefs inviting conversation and photos. . I’ve been to just about all of the fancy omakase spots in the greater Seattle area. Here are my favorites, ranked: . 1. @tanedaseattle - Near impossible to get a reservation, but persevere 2. @shomonseattle - Even though I typically prefer sushi, their hot plates are SO good 3. @sushisuzuki.seattle - They’re neck & neck with ShoMon since I like their raw fish slightly better 4. @ltdeditionsushi - Focuses more on fish with minimalist, razor-sharp execution 5. @shirosseattle - Another fish focused spot that’s slightly more affordable than the others, but still excellent 6. @sushikashiba - An OG that’s worth the splurge, especially at the chef’s counter when Shiro’s working 7. @sushibyscratchrestaurants - Not traditional at all, but creative spins on nigiri in a vibe-y setting . Comment “SUSHI” and I’ll DM you my list of favorite sushi restaurants in and around Seattle, including prices for omakase spots and casual à la carte options ➡️ https://www.emeraldpalate.com/best-sushi-restaurants-in-seattle/
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Fancy Seattle sushi spots worth the splurge. ⬇️ . My family loves sushi, so we often surprise each other with omakases for our birthdays. I went to 2 over the past few months to celebrate both my and my sister’s birthday: @shomonseattle and @sushisuzuki.seattle. I’m happy to report both are worth the splurge. . Shomon Kappo Sushi in downtown Seattle serves a “kappo style” omakase, meaning it features a variety of dishes that are grilled, cured, and simmered alongside sushi. The vibe is intimate and friendly, with the chefs laser focused on execution. Standout dishes from my visit included a croquette-like fried cod, cauliflower soup cube that looked like tofu, a variety of high-quality nigiri, and pickled kohlrabi instead of ginger which was my absolute jam. . Sushi Suzuki in Madison Park serves “edomae style” omakase, meaning it’s more fish focused. While there were a few hot dishes, it’s mostly nigiri pieces. Each piece was better than the next, with standouts during my visit being a super tender squid with caviar, fatty chutoro tuna with shiso, and sweet smoke salmon. The hospitality was warm, with chefs inviting conversation and photos. . I’ve been to just about all of the fancy omakase spots in the greater Seattle area. Here are my favorites, ranked: . 1. @tanedaseattle - Near impossible to get a reservation, but persevere 2. @shomonseattle - Even though I typically prefer sushi, their hot plates are SO good 3. @sushisuzuki.seattle - They’re neck & neck with ShoMon since I like their raw fish slightly better 4. @ltdeditionsushi - Focuses more on fish with minimalist, razor-sharp execution 5. @shirosseattle - Another fish focused spot that’s slightly more affordable than the others, but still excellent 6. @sushikashiba - An OG that’s worth the splurge, especially at the chef’s counter when Shiro’s working 7. @sushibyscratchrestaurants - Not traditional at all, but creative spins on nigiri in a vibe-y setting . Comment “SUSHI” and I’ll DM you my list of favorite sushi restaurants in and around Seattle, including prices for omakase spots and casual à la carte options ➡️ https://www.emeraldpalate.com/best-sushi-restaurants-in-seattle/
My picks for Seattle Restaurant Week. ⬇️ Save this for your next meal! . @seattlerestaurantweek is here Oct 26 - Nov 8! Restaurants all over the greater Seattle area offer meal specials for $20-$65 during both lunch and dinner. It could be a 3 or 2-course meal, or something like a take-home dinner or family-style meal. It’s up to the restaurant. . The list of restaurants is daunting, so I’m sharing recs based on 1) my fave spots participating this year and 2) whether or not they have deals worth prioritizing. For example, I skipped typically affordable restaurants. . All prices per person and for dinner unless noted. . - @baekjeongkbbq (Lynnwood) - $20-35 for K-BBQ spread - @barrelandbacon (Interbay) - $50 for 3 dishes + mocktail - @beardsleeph (Bothell) - $35 for 3 dishes - @benparisseattle (Downtown) - $50 for 3 dishes - @chanseattle (Downtown) - $50 for 3 dishes - @chiho_bistro (Downtown) - $65 dinner for 2-3 ppl - @delillecellars (U-Village) - $35 3-dish lunch (also $65 3-dish dinner) - @di_fiora_seattle (Cap Hill) - $20 2-dish lunch (also $50 2-dish dinner) - @dumplingthenoodle (Wallingford & Kirkland) - $50-65 meal for 2-3 ppl - @goldcoastghalkitchen (First Hill) - $50 for 3 dishes - @herbandbitter (Cap Hill) - $65 for 5 dishes - @kiligseattle (Chinatown-ID) - $50 for 3 dishes - Le Coin (Fremont) - $35 3-dish weekday brunch (also $65 3-dish dinner) - @maripili_tapas_bar (Cap Hill) - $65 tapas spread - @meetkoreanbbqseattle (Cap Hill) - $50 for K-BBQ spread - @mezzanotte.seattle (Georgetown) - $50 for 3 dishes - @nolitaseattle (Ballard) - $35 or $50 for 3 dishes - @osterialaspiga (Cap Hill) - $50 for 3 dishes - @radiatorwhiskey (Downtown) - $35-50 for 3 dishes - @recklessnoodlessea (Central District) - $35 for 3 dishes - @sanfermoseattle (Ballard) - $35 for 2 dishes - @secretfort_seattle (Wallingford) - $35-65 for 3-4 dishes - @shirosseattle (Downtown) - $65 for 5-course omakase - @stapleandfancy (Ballard) - $65 for 4-course, family-style meal - @terraplataseattle (Cap Hill) - $50 for 3 dishes - @whiteswanpublichouse (SLU) - $35-50 for 3 dishes . What places are you excited about trying this SRW? I’d love to hear in the comments!
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My picks for Seattle Restaurant Week. ⬇️ Save this for your next meal! . @seattlerestaurantweek is here Oct 26 - Nov 8! Restaurants all over the greater Seattle area offer meal specials for $20-$65 during both lunch and dinner. It could be a 3 or 2-course meal, or something like a take-home dinner or family-style meal. It’s up to the restaurant. . The list of restaurants is daunting, so I’m sharing recs based on 1) my fave spots participating this year and 2) whether or not they have deals worth prioritizing. For example, I skipped typically affordable restaurants. . All prices per person and for dinner unless noted. . - @baekjeongkbbq (Lynnwood) - $20-35 for K-BBQ spread - @barrelandbacon (Interbay) - $50 for 3 dishes + mocktail - @beardsleeph (Bothell) - $35 for 3 dishes - @benparisseattle (Downtown) - $50 for 3 dishes - @chanseattle (Downtown) - $50 for 3 dishes - @chiho_bistro (Downtown) - $65 dinner for 2-3 ppl - @delillecellars (U-Village) - $35 3-dish lunch (also $65 3-dish dinner) - @di_fiora_seattle (Cap Hill) - $20 2-dish lunch (also $50 2-dish dinner) - @dumplingthenoodle (Wallingford & Kirkland) - $50-65 meal for 2-3 ppl - @goldcoastghalkitchen (First Hill) - $50 for 3 dishes - @herbandbitter (Cap Hill) - $65 for 5 dishes - @kiligseattle (Chinatown-ID) - $50 for 3 dishes - Le Coin (Fremont) - $35 3-dish weekday brunch (also $65 3-dish dinner) - @maripili_tapas_bar (Cap Hill) - $65 tapas spread - @meetkoreanbbqseattle (Cap Hill) - $50 for K-BBQ spread - @mezzanotte.seattle (Georgetown) - $50 for 3 dishes - @nolitaseattle (Ballard) - $35 or $50 for 3 dishes - @osterialaspiga (Cap Hill) - $50 for 3 dishes - @radiatorwhiskey (Downtown) - $35-50 for 3 dishes - @recklessnoodlessea (Central District) - $35 for 3 dishes - @sanfermoseattle (Ballard) - $35 for 2 dishes - @secretfort_seattle (Wallingford) - $35-65 for 3-4 dishes - @shirosseattle (Downtown) - $65 for 5-course omakase - @stapleandfancy (Ballard) - $65 for 4-course, family-style meal - @terraplataseattle (Cap Hill) - $50 for 3 dishes - @whiteswanpublichouse (SLU) - $35-50 for 3 dishes . What places are you excited about trying this SRW? I’d love to hear in the comments!
My picks for Seattle Restaurant Week. ⬇️ . @seattlerestaurantweek is Apr 19 - May 2! Restaurants in the greater Seattle area offer lunch & dinner specials for $20-$65. The list of restaurants is daunting, so I’m sharing recs based on 1) my fave spots participating and 2) ones with deals worth prioritizing. For example, I skip typically affordable spots. . All prices per person for dinner unless noted. . Bothell: - @beardsleeph - $35 for 3 dishes . Ballard: - @nolitaseattle - $35 or $50 for 3 dishes - @radiatorwhiskey (& Downtown) - $35-50 for 3 dishes - @sanfermoseattle - $35 for 2 dishes - @stapleandfancy - $65 for family-style meal . Cap Hill: - @maripili_tapas_bar - $65 tapas spread - @meetkoreanbbqseattle - $65 for KBBQ spread - @osterialaspiga - $50 for 3 dishes - @tamaribarseattle - $20-35 bento box . Central District: - @recklessnoodlessea - $35 for 3 dishes - @woodshopbbq - $35 for BBQ spread . Chinatown ID: - @kiligseattle - $35 for 3 dishes . Downtown: - @benparisseattle - $50 for 3 dishes - @chanseattle - $50 for 3 dishes - @chiho_bistro - $50 lunch or dinner for 2 - @halfshellseattle - $50 for 3 dishes - @shirosseattle - $65 for 19 nigiri - @shomonseattle - $20 takeout sashimi bowl . Edmonds: - @sankaisushi - $50-65 for 4 dishes . First Hill: - @goldcoastghalkitchen - $20 2-dish lunch & $35 3-dish dinner . Fremont: - @kamonegiseattle - $65 for 5 dishes . Georgetown: - @mezzanotte.seattle - $50 for 3 dishes . Interbay: - @barrelandbacon - $50 for 3 dishes + mocktail . Pioneer Sq: - @darkalinos - $50 for 3 dishes . U-Village: - @delillecellars (& Woodinville) - $35 3-dish lunch & $65 3-dish dinner . Wallingford: - @dumplingthenoodle (& Kirkland) - $50-65 meal for 2-3 - @secretfort_seattle - $35-65 for 3-4 dishes . Here are spots I haven’t been to yet, but I’m considering bc I like their SRW deals! . - @astirseattle (Cap Hill) - $50 for 4 dishes - @cafeloloseattle (Cap Hill) - $50 for 4 dishes - @charlotterestaurant (Downtown) - $35 lunch for 2 dishes - @hushys.sandwiches (Fremont) - $20 combo lunch M-F - Restaurant Christine (Tangle Town) - $35 for 3-dish lunch or $50 for 3-dish dinner . What are you excited about this SRW? Tell me in the comments!
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My picks for Seattle Restaurant Week. ⬇️ . @seattlerestaurantweek is Apr 19 - May 2! Restaurants in the greater Seattle area offer lunch & dinner specials for $20-$65. The list of restaurants is daunting, so I’m sharing recs based on 1) my fave spots participating and 2) ones with deals worth prioritizing. For example, I skip typically affordable spots. . All prices per person for dinner unless noted. . Bothell: - @beardsleeph - $35 for 3 dishes . Ballard: - @nolitaseattle - $35 or $50 for 3 dishes - @radiatorwhiskey (& Downtown) - $35-50 for 3 dishes - @sanfermoseattle - $35 for 2 dishes - @stapleandfancy - $65 for family-style meal . Cap Hill: - @maripili_tapas_bar - $65 tapas spread - @meetkoreanbbqseattle - $65 for KBBQ spread - @osterialaspiga - $50 for 3 dishes - @tamaribarseattle - $20-35 bento box . Central District: - @recklessnoodlessea - $35 for 3 dishes - @woodshopbbq - $35 for BBQ spread . Chinatown ID: - @kiligseattle - $35 for 3 dishes . Downtown: - @benparisseattle - $50 for 3 dishes - @chanseattle - $50 for 3 dishes - @chiho_bistro - $50 lunch or dinner for 2 - @halfshellseattle - $50 for 3 dishes - @shirosseattle - $65 for 19 nigiri - @shomonseattle - $20 takeout sashimi bowl . Edmonds: - @sankaisushi - $50-65 for 4 dishes . First Hill: - @goldcoastghalkitchen - $20 2-dish lunch & $35 3-dish dinner . Fremont: - @kamonegiseattle - $65 for 5 dishes . Georgetown: - @mezzanotte.seattle - $50 for 3 dishes . Interbay: - @barrelandbacon - $50 for 3 dishes + mocktail . Pioneer Sq: - @darkalinos - $50 for 3 dishes . U-Village: - @delillecellars (& Woodinville) - $35 3-dish lunch & $65 3-dish dinner . Wallingford: - @dumplingthenoodle (& Kirkland) - $50-65 meal for 2-3 - @secretfort_seattle - $35-65 for 3-4 dishes . Here are spots I haven’t been to yet, but I’m considering bc I like their SRW deals! . - @astirseattle (Cap Hill) - $50 for 4 dishes - @cafeloloseattle (Cap Hill) - $50 for 4 dishes - @charlotterestaurant (Downtown) - $35 lunch for 2 dishes - @hushys.sandwiches (Fremont) - $20 combo lunch M-F - Restaurant Christine (Tangle Town) - $35 for 3-dish lunch or $50 for 3-dish dinner . What are you excited about this SRW? Tell me in the comments!
Share this ⬇️with someone you want to go on a magical dinner with! . I’ve been dreaming about going to a class or farm dinner at @bellalunafarms since my dad told me about a magazine article he read about them. So when they invited me to check out one of their farm dinners, I enthusiastically said yes so I can show you what it’s all about. . Bella Luna Farms is nestled on 12-acres of woodsy land in Snohomish just ~30 min from Seattle. They provide farm-to-table experiences for guests whether they’re visiting for a wedding or one of the hands-on classes, workshops, or farm dinners they host throughout the year. . I can not even begin to express how magical their property is. They have an onsite creamery, Bellsong, and a larder where guests can buy their cheeses and imported European pantry items. If you wander the grounds you’ll find an apiary, multiple gardens, including an herb and veggie garden that supplies their dinners and classes, and animals like donkeys, hens, and goats. . We were invited to attend their Bastille Day French farm dinner (~$295pp). It included a spread of hefty hors d’oeuvres, wine, and a multi-course, family-style meal that blew us away. There was a super fresh garden salad, perfectly-roasted chicken, moist black cod, a potato pave, berry coulis, and the best buttered carrots I’ve ever had in my life. . They just dropped more classes (~$250pp) where you can learn to make pizza, pasta, udon, sushi, and Persian food, or try your hand at watercoloring. If you want a fuller immersion, take their masterclass, a culinary week-long “summer camp” for adults who love food. They even have a summer camp for kids 8+! . It’s definitely a splurge, but if you’re able to visit Bella Luna Farms, do it ASAP. And keep an eye out for when they host summer markets for a low-to-no-cost visit! . Curious what else there is to do nearby? Comment “BELLA LUNA” and I’ll DM you more things to do in Snohomish ➡️https://www.emeraldpalate.com/things-to-do-in-snohomish/
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Share this ⬇️with someone you want to go on a magical dinner with! . I’ve been dreaming about going to a class or farm dinner at @bellalunafarms since my dad told me about a magazine article he read about them. So when they invited me to check out one of their farm dinners, I enthusiastically said yes so I can show you what it’s all about. . Bella Luna Farms is nestled on 12-acres of woodsy land in Snohomish just ~30 min from Seattle. They provide farm-to-table experiences for guests whether they’re visiting for a wedding or one of the hands-on classes, workshops, or farm dinners they host throughout the year. . I can not even begin to express how magical their property is. They have an onsite creamery, Bellsong, and a larder where guests can buy their cheeses and imported European pantry items. If you wander the grounds you’ll find an apiary, multiple gardens, including an herb and veggie garden that supplies their dinners and classes, and animals like donkeys, hens, and goats. . We were invited to attend their Bastille Day French farm dinner (~$295pp). It included a spread of hefty hors d’oeuvres, wine, and a multi-course, family-style meal that blew us away. There was a super fresh garden salad, perfectly-roasted chicken, moist black cod, a potato pave, berry coulis, and the best buttered carrots I’ve ever had in my life. . They just dropped more classes (~$250pp) where you can learn to make pizza, pasta, udon, sushi, and Persian food, or try your hand at watercoloring. If you want a fuller immersion, take their masterclass, a culinary week-long “summer camp” for adults who love food. They even have a summer camp for kids 8+! . It’s definitely a splurge, but if you’re able to visit Bella Luna Farms, do it ASAP. And keep an eye out for when they host summer markets for a low-to-no-cost visit! . Curious what else there is to do nearby? Comment “BELLA LUNA” and I’ll DM you more things to do in Snohomish ➡️https://www.emeraldpalate.com/things-to-do-in-snohomish/
Save this travel list for later: ⬇️ Breathtaking places to visit in Washington. After 15 years living in Washington, here are places that still blow my mind: . - Mount Rainier National Park - All the islands: San Juan Islands, Whidbey, Bainbridge, Vashon, etc. - North Cascades National Park - Winthrop - Chelan - Skagit Valley - Olympic National Park - Leavenworth - Palouse Falls State Park - Columbia River Gorge - Walla Walla - Bellingham/Mt Baker area - Seattle - Spokane . If you want more ideas of things to do in the Evergreen State, check out my new article about the best things to do in WA. Link in bio @emeraldpalate or directly here ➡️ https://www.emeraldpalate.com/best-things-to-do-in-washington-state/ . What are places that blow your mind in the PNW? I’d love to hear in the comments!
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Save this travel list for later: ⬇️ Breathtaking places to visit in Washington. After 15 years living in Washington, here are places that still blow my mind: . - Mount Rainier National Park - All the islands: San Juan Islands, Whidbey, Bainbridge, Vashon, etc. - North Cascades National Park - Winthrop - Chelan - Skagit Valley - Olympic National Park - Leavenworth - Palouse Falls State Park - Columbia River Gorge - Walla Walla - Bellingham/Mt Baker area - Seattle - Spokane . If you want more ideas of things to do in the Evergreen State, check out my new article about the best things to do in WA. Link in bio @emeraldpalate or directly here ➡️ https://www.emeraldpalate.com/best-things-to-do-in-washington-state/ . What are places that blow your mind in the PNW? I’d love to hear in the comments!
Save this for your next meal: ⬇️ a new Seattle restaurant that I predict will get booked up. . I rarely chase new restaurant opening because I like to give the restaurant time to settle and work out kinks before I visit. However, all of you know I’m obsessed with Korean food, so when I heard @paran.fremont opened recently, I couldn’t stay away and planned a date with @tor601. . PARAN advertises itself as a new-age Korean grill and noodle house. K-BBQ is a very specific thing, so I’ll be honest I was a bit skeptical of the “grill” aspect. I was also curious if their more creative, chef-y spins on classic dishes would land or if they’d feel like muted takes on the traditional versions in order to appease less-adventurous palates. .., I’m happy to report, PARAN’s food definitely lands. I’d skip some dishes next time, like the beef tartare that I found too chewy and the pan-fried dumplings that were not as interesting as the other dishes. But that’s because I want to save room for the menu items that really stand out. Here were my faves, all of which are a good portion to share: . - Gal-bi beef rib ($48) - Rose jjim-dak chicken stew with Parmesan ($35) - Seaweed pollack roe noodles ($21) . The gal-bi was some of the most tender, well-seasoned bites of meat I’ve had at a Korean restaurant period. I loved the jjim-dak because of its creamy, spiced sauce that had an earthiness thanks to the cheese. I’m usually not a fan of things like corn cheese at Korean restaurants, but they showed a lot of restraint so it didn’t get too stringy or overpowering. And the dish that surprised me most? The seaweed noodles. I’m not a big seaweed fan so I honestly though I’d hate this dish. While pronounced, it melded beautifully with the other flavors and I couldn’t get enough of the chewy noodles. . All in all, I’m loving what PARAN is adding to the Fremont neighborhood. It’s quite tiny, so make a reservation stat before they become impossible to snag. I think this restaurant is going places. . Want more of my favorite restaurants in Fremont? Comment “FREMONT” and I’ll DM you my full list ➡️ https://www.emeraldpalate.com/best-seattle-fremont-restaurants/
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Save this for your next meal: ⬇️ a new Seattle restaurant that I predict will get booked up. . I rarely chase new restaurant opening because I like to give the restaurant time to settle and work out kinks before I visit. However, all of you know I’m obsessed with Korean food, so when I heard @paran.fremont opened recently, I couldn’t stay away and planned a date with @tor601. . PARAN advertises itself as a new-age Korean grill and noodle house. K-BBQ is a very specific thing, so I’ll be honest I was a bit skeptical of the “grill” aspect. I was also curious if their more creative, chef-y spins on classic dishes would land or if they’d feel like muted takes on the traditional versions in order to appease less-adventurous palates. .., I’m happy to report, PARAN’s food definitely lands. I’d skip some dishes next time, like the beef tartare that I found too chewy and the pan-fried dumplings that were not as interesting as the other dishes. But that’s because I want to save room for the menu items that really stand out. Here were my faves, all of which are a good portion to share: . - Gal-bi beef rib ($48) - Rose jjim-dak chicken stew with Parmesan ($35) - Seaweed pollack roe noodles ($21) . The gal-bi was some of the most tender, well-seasoned bites of meat I’ve had at a Korean restaurant period. I loved the jjim-dak because of its creamy, spiced sauce that had an earthiness thanks to the cheese. I’m usually not a fan of things like corn cheese at Korean restaurants, but they showed a lot of restraint so it didn’t get too stringy or overpowering. And the dish that surprised me most? The seaweed noodles. I’m not a big seaweed fan so I honestly though I’d hate this dish. While pronounced, it melded beautifully with the other flavors and I couldn’t get enough of the chewy noodles. . All in all, I’m loving what PARAN is adding to the Fremont neighborhood. It’s quite tiny, so make a reservation stat before they become impossible to snag. I think this restaurant is going places. . Want more of my favorite restaurants in Fremont? Comment “FREMONT” and I’ll DM you my full list ➡️ https://www.emeraldpalate.com/best-seattle-fremont-restaurants/
Save this list for later: ⬇️ Dog-friendly restaurants around Seattle. 🐶 . I don’t have a dog, but I hang with my sister’s family multiple times a week and travel with them regularly, so I’m always around their English bulldog. Plus you all often ask me about pet-friendly restaurants, so in honor of National Dog Month (August), I thought I’d share some of my favorites around Seattle. Note, most are patio only for city health code reasons, but many have covered and/or heated spaces! And service dogs are always allowed anywhere. . - @adasonphinney (Phinney Ridge) - @beardsleeph (Bothell) - @bongos.cafe (Green Lake) - @brimmerandheeltap / @redarrowcoffee (Ballard) - @cafehagen (SLU & Queen Anne) - @donluchos (Maple Leaf) - @dreamlandfremont (Fremont) - @lachingonamexicancuisine (West Seattle & Bellevue) - CLOSED FOR THE SEASON - @ladyjayewest (West Seattle) - @layersgreenlake (Green Lake) - @libertybar (Cap Hill) - @locuswines (Pioneer Sq) - @manybenniesicecream (Fremont) - @meanseattle (Ballard) - @mezzanotte.seattle (Georgetown) - @mulleadysirishpub (Magnolia) - @nirvana.pizzas (Ballard) - @patrickscafeandbakery (White Center) - @portagebaycafe (U-District, SLU, Roosevelt, Ballard, West Seattle) - @sabinecafeandbar (Ballard) - @saintbreadseattle (U-District) - @sscbballard (Ballard) - @sthooligans (Ballard) - @stoneburnerseattle (Ballard) - @stonehouseseattle (Rainier Beach) - @taurusoxseattle (Cap Hill) - @tivoli.in.seattle (Fremont) - @unbien (Ballard) - @valhallasandwiches (Greenwood & Mercer Island) - @whiteswanpublichouse (SLU) . Most breweries also allow dogs, and many often have food trucks parked outside! . Travel a lot with your dog? I shared my favorite dog-friendly vacation spots in the PNW recently on the blog. Get it via the link in my bio @emeraldpalate or directly here (and yes, there are pics of our family bulldog!) ➡️ https://www.emeraldpalate.com/dog-friendly-vacations-in-the-pnw/ . Where are some of your favorite dog-friendly restaurants around Seattle? Let’s help other dog owners out in the comments!
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Save this list for later: ⬇️ Dog-friendly restaurants around Seattle. 🐶 . I don’t have a dog, but I hang with my sister’s family multiple times a week and travel with them regularly, so I’m always around their English bulldog. Plus you all often ask me about pet-friendly restaurants, so in honor of National Dog Month (August), I thought I’d share some of my favorites around Seattle. Note, most are patio only for city health code reasons, but many have covered and/or heated spaces! And service dogs are always allowed anywhere. . - @adasonphinney (Phinney Ridge) - @beardsleeph (Bothell) - @bongos.cafe (Green Lake) - @brimmerandheeltap / @redarrowcoffee (Ballard) - @cafehagen (SLU & Queen Anne) - @donluchos (Maple Leaf) - @dreamlandfremont (Fremont) - @lachingonamexicancuisine (West Seattle & Bellevue) - CLOSED FOR THE SEASON - @ladyjayewest (West Seattle) - @layersgreenlake (Green Lake) - @libertybar (Cap Hill) - @locuswines (Pioneer Sq) - @manybenniesicecream (Fremont) - @meanseattle (Ballard) - @mezzanotte.seattle (Georgetown) - @mulleadysirishpub (Magnolia) - @nirvana.pizzas (Ballard) - @patrickscafeandbakery (White Center) - @portagebaycafe (U-District, SLU, Roosevelt, Ballard, West Seattle) - @sabinecafeandbar (Ballard) - @saintbreadseattle (U-District) - @sscbballard (Ballard) - @sthooligans (Ballard) - @stoneburnerseattle (Ballard) - @stonehouseseattle (Rainier Beach) - @taurusoxseattle (Cap Hill) - @tivoli.in.seattle (Fremont) - @unbien (Ballard) - @valhallasandwiches (Greenwood & Mercer Island) - @whiteswanpublichouse (SLU) . Most breweries also allow dogs, and many often have food trucks parked outside! . Travel a lot with your dog? I shared my favorite dog-friendly vacation spots in the PNW recently on the blog. Get it via the link in my bio @emeraldpalate or directly here (and yes, there are pics of our family bulldog!) ➡️ https://www.emeraldpalate.com/dog-friendly-vacations-in-the-pnw/ . Where are some of your favorite dog-friendly restaurants around Seattle? Let’s help other dog owners out in the comments!
Share this oyster bar with someone you want to go with. ⬇️ Then save the details for when you go! . We’re so lucky to live in one of the biggest oyster-producing areas in the Pacific Northwest. Not only do we have access to them in our restaurants, we can also visit the farms directly. . One of the most popular spots is Taylor Shellfish Farms, both for their Seattle-area restaurants and their farm on the famous Chuckanut Drive in Skagit Valley. They’ve become a destination whenever people go visit the tulips, and rightly so! But I found another spot that deserves just as much recognition. . @draytonharboroysterfarm is a small, family-owned farm ~25 minutes north of Bellingham. They have a fun oyster bar with a patio overlooking the water. The menu includes raw, grilled, and fried oysters with a bunch of interesting butters, plus other seafood fan favorites like chowders, ‘po boys, and shrimp. My favorites included the grilled oysters were sweet and smoky butter and the coconut curry butter. And the beer battered fries? So good! . There’s no better way to soak up a nice day after exploring the tulips or nearby Bellingham. Definitely add this spot to your list the next time you’re in the area. . I know of Taylor Shellfish, Hama Hama, Samish Gold, and Chelsea Farms oyster farms. What other ones are there around WA? I’d love to hear in the comments, as I’m always looking for new ones to visit!
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Share this oyster bar with someone you want to go with. ⬇️ Then save the details for when you go! . We’re so lucky to live in one of the biggest oyster-producing areas in the Pacific Northwest. Not only do we have access to them in our restaurants, we can also visit the farms directly. . One of the most popular spots is Taylor Shellfish Farms, both for their Seattle-area restaurants and their farm on the famous Chuckanut Drive in Skagit Valley. They’ve become a destination whenever people go visit the tulips, and rightly so! But I found another spot that deserves just as much recognition. . @draytonharboroysterfarm is a small, family-owned farm ~25 minutes north of Bellingham. They have a fun oyster bar with a patio overlooking the water. The menu includes raw, grilled, and fried oysters with a bunch of interesting butters, plus other seafood fan favorites like chowders, ‘po boys, and shrimp. My favorites included the grilled oysters were sweet and smoky butter and the coconut curry butter. And the beer battered fries? So good! . There’s no better way to soak up a nice day after exploring the tulips or nearby Bellingham. Definitely add this spot to your list the next time you’re in the area. . I know of Taylor Shellfish, Hama Hama, Samish Gold, and Chelsea Farms oyster farms. What other ones are there around WA? I’d love to hear in the comments, as I’m always looking for new ones to visit!

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