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Celebrate Valentine’s in Seattle
Check out delicious local menus and date ideas for Valentine’s weekend! Multi-course dinners, oyster brunch, desserts, a heart shaped cookie fundraiser and more!
Ray’s Boathouse Celebrates 50 Years!
Acclaimed Northwest seafood restaurant Ray’s Boathouse will celebrate 50 years in 2023. The James Beard Foundation Award recipient and longtime local favorite restaurant will honor its history from the last 50 years January through June 2023 culminating in a month-long celebration in June. Ray’s first opened on June 23, 1973, on the shores of Shilshole […]
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Chef Shota Nakajima Opens Kobo Pizza inside Redhook Brewlab!
Three-time James Beard Award semi-finalist, Chef Shota Nakajima will open a new pizza concept inside Redhook Brewlab on Saturday, September 10 that draws on his Osaka, Japan roots and is inspired by Detroit-style pizza. The rectangular pizzas will be cooked in steel pans with a thick, crispy crust and crispy cheese lattice around the sides.
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Reserve Thanksgiving at Ray’s Boathouse!
Join Ray’s Boathouse for a beautiful Thanksgiving meal on Thursday, November 24! Enjoy a seasonal Fall-inspired 3-course menu as you take in stunning views of the Olympic Mountains and Puget Sound.
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Washington Blueberries Now in Season
Washington blueberry growers are readying for another blueberry season this summer. Eastern Washington is well under way picking and shipping to local grocery stores, restaurants, retail shops, and across the globe. Western Washington will more than double the state’s yields as it enters production.