Photo: Noi Thai Cuisine Where to Eat Guide & Associates is pleased to announce the Spring 2016 issue of the Where To Eat Guide in Seattle, available now at Seattle hotels, the Washington State Convention Center, GSBA Visitor Information Center on Capitol Hill and the Pike Place Market Information Center. We are thrilled to feature…
Place Pigalle Restaurant and Bar. Photo credit: Jason Trinkle This year the romantic holiday falls on a Sunday, and many restaurants are also offering their Valentine’s menu on Friday and Saturday. We know it can be stressful trying to plan an impressive and romantic date, but never fear … we at The Eat Guide have…
Restaurant showcases local chef talent from Dahlia Lounge, Cantinetta, Local 360 and more Bell + Whete Gastropub + Events in Belltown is showcasing local chef talent via five upcoming chef pop up dinners in collaboration with Bell + Whete Executive Chef Jenny Izaguirre. Dinners will be held each Monday evening in February from 7-9 p.m. with…
Local 360 Café & Bar in Belltown is kicking off the year with a Local Distiller's Night series. Starting this month they will feature a local distiller on the second Thursday of every month for guests to sample product and get to know the folks behind the spirits. At each event guests can expect to…
The Benson Hotel, Portland, OR Honorable Mention, Portland’s new premier destination celebrating the legacy and culture of sports, is proud to announce the opening of Unlisted, a hidden speakeasy discreetly located within the iconic Benson Hotel. Designed as an inmate extension of the Honorable Mention experience, Unlisted offers a refined, late-night atmosphere that blends elevated cocktails, curated music, and a Continue Reading
Where To Play This Easter in Seattle, Portland, Bend & Boise: Spring Events & Local Picks As spring settles into the Pacific Northwest, Easter arrives with that familiar mix of fresh blooms, community gatherings, and family-forward celebration. Across Seattle, Portland, Bend, and Boise, the holiday takes shape in egg hunts that fill parks, festivals that bring neighborhoods together, and traditions Continue Reading
Boise greets you at 2,840 feet with big-sky light, a walkable downtown, and the Boise River glinting just steps from your hotel. Ten minutes from the airport and you’re already on the Greenbelt, passing cyclists, Basque cafés, and public art. Idaho’s capital has quietly become one of the West’s most compelling small cities — grounded, creative, and always a little Continue Reading
Accessible via Redmond Airport, Central Oregon is framed by pines, peaks, and the Deschutes River. While we’ll call it Central Oregon, the heartbeat of this region sits squarely in Bend, with Redmond and Sunriver rounding out the experience just minutes away. March here is a study in contrasts. You can ski Mt. Bachelor in the morning and sip a craft Continue Reading
With Sea-Tac International Airport serving more than 30 domestic and international airlines, Seattle is one of the most accessible gateways in the West. Light rail connects the airport to downtown in under 40 minutes. Once you arrive, the city unfolds in distinct neighborhoods from Capitol Hill to Queen Anne to Ballard. In March, winter begins to soften. The days stretch Continue Reading