A seaplane base...really? Seaplane Kitchen.
Well...not really but the base is close by and seaplane flights leave daily to many places around Puget Sound including Victoria, BC. It's an incredible experience that I'd highly recommended if you have a chance.
But, what
Group dinner: La Cocina Oaxaqueña.
Dinner for about a dozen but we ordered from the standard menu so I feel more confident in my impressions. It's a relatively small place on Capitol Hill that receives positive reviews in the local media.....and I
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Even on a cold day it's good: Kpaw's Iskreme.
Small but usually busy place in this small island town. They have a nice selection of ice cream with handmade waffle cones and shakes as well.
In the summer the line can be
Eurasian fusion: Cook Weaver.
Reading about this place I was intrigued by the description of the food as well as the space. Apparently the building was built in 1930....wouldn't know it from the outside...and it housed a Russian Samovar.....tea room. The
Java and pastries: Broadcast Coffee.
This is the location of their roastery. They also have a couple more locations around the city.
The pastries were outstanding, in particular the Queen (their word play) Amann...one of the best I've had and highly recommended.
A seaplane base…really? Seaplane Kitchen. Well…not really but the base is close by and seaplane flights leave daily to many places around Puget Sound including Victoria, BC. It’s an incredible...
Group dinner: La Cocina Oaxaqueña. Dinner for about a dozen but we ordered from the standard menu so I feel more confident in my impressions. It’s a relatively small place on...
Even on a cold day it’s good: Kpaw’s Iskreme. Small but usually busy place in this small island town. They have a nice selection of ice cream with handmade waffle...
Eurasian fusion: Cook Weaver. Reading about this place I was intrigued by the description of the food as well as the space. Apparently the building was built in 1930….wouldn’t know...
Java and pastries: Broadcast Coffee. This is the location of their roastery. They also have a couple more locations around the city. The pastries were outstanding, in particular the Queen...
Award winning chef: Tilth. One of the first places in Seattle to serve organic, locally sourced food before it became chic. It has continued to provide excellently prepared dishes since...
Right on Main Street: Looking Glass Coffee. Nice little spot with good espresso and inhouse made donuts! The espresso is on the dark and moody side with serious pulls so...
An old standby: Dahlia Bakery. It’s all about the triple coconut cream pie….for which they are famous but, they have a number of other great choices as well. This time...
New spot, old name: Uncle Lee’s Kitchen. It used to be located about a mile away but recently moved and reopened a few weeks ago at this site. Same food...
Artisan fast food pizza: MOD Pizza. All made to order….from any of 30 toppings and in a pizza oven no less! It’s Seattle based but they have over 300 locations...
Food truck popup: Random Acts of Food. Everyone was going crazy for the deep fried Brussel sprouts with sea salt and lime so I had to give them a try....
Airport food: Cat Cora’s Kitchen. Located in terminal 2 at SFO near the Alaska Airline gates. The seafood paella needed some salt but considering it was airport food; not bad....
Classic waterfront spot: Scoma’s. There’s been a building on this site since the late 1800s and this second site of the San Francisco restaurant by the same name has been...
Beautiful spot: Farley Bar. Nice option versus the more formal restaurant across the hall….and much less “stuffy”. Started with the oysters…..made by the shallot mignonette; followed by the burrata with...
