North Seattle Sarah got to attend the "soft opening" of The Publican, the new restaurant and bar by the Brouwer's Cafe / Bottleworks crew opening where Bandolero once stood in Tangletown (2253 N 56th Street). On her blog, she reports: The Publican has 21 taps for craft beer, and offers an incredible selection from an efficient storage system. [...] If you don’t want a beer on tap, just try their bottle selection – no wait, scratch that. There is NO bottle selection. …
By request, here's the lowdown on Wallingford restaurants open tomorrow (Christmas Day): Chutney’s Bistro (11AM-8:30PM) Murphy’s Pub (12PM-2AM) kitchen open until 7 or 8 May (11:30AM-10PM) The Iron Bull (3PM-9PM) Bamboo Village (10:30AM-9PM) Changes (6PM-2AM) Moon Temple (4PM-10PM, bar closes at 2AM**) Restaurants not open: Julia's (the one on Broadway on Cap. Hill will be open), Dick's, Ivar's Salmon House, The Rusty Pelican, Irwin's, Gypsy Java, Essential Baking Company, La Casa Azul, Blue Star, Olympia Pizza and Pasta, Issian, Elysian Brewing Company, Djan's, Rancho Bravo Tacos, Pudge…
White Moustache Urban Adventure Company hosts all-inclusive eating tours for individuals or groups. The company features various themes to choose from including "Streetfood" or "Cupcake Safari" and for $200, a couple can eat and drink their way around the city via tour bus. Recently, White Moustache did a mash-up called "Musical Plates" that combined a foodie tour with indie band Goldfinch. They created a promotional video highlighting the tour which also features Wallingford's Satay and Cantinetta. Have a look-see for yourself,…
A big ol' Wallyhood-style congratulations go out to Patrick McCredie and Peter and Peter Ringold of SATAY Malaysian Street Food (1711 N. 45th Street). SATAY opened for business on December 10 of last year. They've had a pretty decent year, too, being on The Food Network and getting some decent local press from Seattle Met and The Stranger. Pretty impressive when you consider these two guys decided to open a restaurant fresh out of college. Patrick sent over an announcement that read,"This…
Don't want to cook for Thanksgiving? I don't blame you, and I do have a little piece of good news if you were planning on having a Thanksgiving meal out: Chutney's Bistro in Wallingford Center will be serving a traditional Thanksgiving Dinner buffet with all the trimmings, from 11:00am until 8:00pm. The cost is $13.95 per person which also includes a complimentary glass of champagne or wine, or a non-alcoholic drink of your choice. I'm told, too, that guests may also…
If you have a Chinook Book, here's a great deal from Eva Restaurant in Tangletown: Bring in the restaurant's coupon plus the King County Metro Free Ride vouchers in the book and Eva will donate the bus passes to FamilyWorks, plus knock an extra $5 off your dinner! Eva Restaurant is open nightly from 5pm-10pm and is located at 2227 N. 56th St. You can make an online reservation on their website: www.evarestaurant.com or phone (206) 633-3538.
Hot on the heels of the Mighty-O Donut deal, Kate's Pub (309 NE 4th St) is jumping on the deal site bandwagon with a $13 for $30 worth of pub fare and pours offer. Doesn't apply to happy hour, blah blah blah, but she's a fine pub and even finer at that price. (Photo ripped off from Go Time Seattle, which ranks Kate's as the #1 Happy Hour in Seattle)