United States Bozeman MT Coffee stop: Ghost Town Roasters. A bit out of the downtown core but on the way to Bridger Bowl so it's a logical place to stop for a cup of joe after a trip to the mountains. This is their production Ravenna,Seattle Metro,United States,Washington,West Coast Seattle Another coffee spot in Seattle: Seattle Sunshine Coffee. The space is inviting with an open feel and the coffee is from Lighthouse Roasters in Fremont. They have a small selection of baked goods from Macrina that can be enjoyed with your California,Europe,Outside the United States,Switzerland,United States,West Coast Zurich Chocolate, chocolate and more chocolate: Läderach. You can't go to Zurich and not try the chocolate, even if you don't like it.....which I can't image...shops of the incredible stuff abound in this city. This is one of many and of course Montana,United States,West Coast Bozeman MT One of our go to places: Roost. This place is all about chicken...fried with bbq sauce, fried without, or on a sandwich., or on a waffle..it's amazing you don't hear clucks as you enter...you get the picture. It's been featured on Diners-Drive-Ins Montana,United States,West Coast Bozeman MT Artisan bakery just off Main: Vienne. Beautifully prepared pastries in the French style and a welcomed addition to downtown. It's hard to imagine how these can be prepared at 5000 feet above sea level and come out so flakey. The chef is Capitol Hill,Seattle Metro,United States,Washington,West Coast Seattle Milanese bakery: Starbucks Reserve Roastery. This was the first appearance of Princi Bakery in the US and there isn't any indication, to the unaware, that it is located inside the Capitol Hill Roastery. While this is usually a tourist spot, they
Another coffee spot in Seattle: Seattle Sunshine Coffee. The space is inviting with an open feel and the coffee is from Lighthouse Roasters in Fremont. They have a small selection...
Chocolate, chocolate and more chocolate: Läderach. You can’t go to Zurich and not try the chocolate, even if you don’t like it…..which I can’t image…shops of the incredible stuff abound...
One of our go to places: Roost. This place is all about chicken…fried with bbq sauce, fried without, or on a sandwich., or on a waffle..it’s amazing you don’t hear...
Artisan bakery just off Main: Vienne. Beautifully prepared pastries in the French style and a welcomed addition to downtown. It’s hard to imagine how these can be prepared at 5000...
Milanese bakery: Starbucks Reserve Roastery. This was the first appearance of Princi Bakery in the US and there isn’t any indication, to the unaware, that it is located inside the...
A ballet and Xiaolongbao: Paradise Dynasty. We were visiting to see a performance by the American Ballet Theater and their principal ballerina Skylar Brandt. Since the restaurant was a short...
Recommended by a German friend: Kaffeeklatsch. On the way to Woodinville to pick up some wine at Damsel Cellars so, why not? In my somewhat limited experience with German baked...
Great option: Heritage. While Purple Cafe has been our go to for many years while in Woodinville, we are always looking for other options in a city that is covered...
Worth the find: Place Pigalle. Small intimate French bistrot in the heart of Pike Place Market near Rachel the Pig. Though small, the view from the window tables is expansive...
The original: Macrina Bakery. I’ve been to the original location in Belltown of this well known bakery many times over the years and it continues to not disappoint. While you...
Not easy: The Nest. I’ve wanted to visit this rooftop bar at the Seattle Thompson Hotel and finally scored a table…probably had something to do with showing up when they...
Creole Food Truck: Where Ya At Matt. On the day I learned of this food truck, it just happened to be in the neighborhood. Couldn’t pass up the opportunity to...
