This fall the James Beard Foundation will explore the creation and evolution of food trends and their impact on the food movement at its seventh annual conference in New York City. The conference, being held at the Convene Conference Center on October 17 and 18, will bring together a diverse group of experts from…
As the dietary need (or taste preference) for gluten-free foods continues to grow in awareness and popularity, more and more dishes that have traditionally been gluten-heavy are joining the cause of freedom from wheat. Pizza is a food favorite, and with so many styles of baking and the near-endless list of possible toppings, it’s a…
Long summer vacations aren’t in the cards for all of us, but long weekends and day trips are a far more manageable, affordable way to get out and enjoy the summer season. With the kids in tow, there are plenty of fun (and often free!) daytime activities and destinations in the city and beyond. After…
Looking for a gluten-free lunch that doesn’t lack flavor and texture? The Where to Eat Guide has you covered with ten gluten-free lunch hotspots throughout Seattle and a little bit beyond city limits. Sprout salads and wraps are all gluten-free, and are made with as many organic and local ingredients as possible. The seasonings…
“Finger-lickin’ good” takes on a whole new meaning where authentic barbecue is concerned, and one of the most classic BBQ dishes is a pulled pork sandwich. Traditionally crafted with fresh coleslaw and savory chunks of barbecued pork slathered in house-made sauce on a toasty bun, this ‘sammitch’ is one for the record books. Read on…
6 Restaurants & 3 Events to Put on Your List Seattle’s fall dining calendar gets one of its best excuses to explore the city from October 18–31, 2026, when Seattle Restaurant Week returns across Greater Seattle. For two weeks, restaurants, bars, cafés and other local food businesses offer specially curated menus at $20, $35, $50 and $65 price points. It Continue Reading
Where To Play This Week in Portland: Taste of Portland, Dining & Local Picks Portland rewards curiosity, especially when dinner becomes the evening’s main event. Just 20 minutes from PDX, the city moves easily between walkable neighborhoods, independent restaurants, food carts, breweries, theaters, and the kind of community-minded gatherings that make a visit feel distinctly local. Tonight, Monday, October 5, Continue Reading
Seattle Events, Dining & Local Picks For a visitor, October is a great month to resist the temptation to stay entirely downtown. Start at Pike Place Market, certainly, but leave room for the Central District, SoDo, Pioneer Square and the Chinatown-International District. Seattle rewards a little wandering. Sea-Tac gives the city unusually easy access for a Pacific Northwest destination, Link Continue Reading
Events, Dining & Local Picks 🟢 Where To Eat Chandlers Prime Steaks & Fine Seafood — Downtown 981 W Grove St. Chandlers is the dress-up dinner in this itinerary: prime steaks, seafood, martinis and live jazz inside Hotel 43. It has the confidence of an established downtown dining room without feeling detached from Boise itself. For an October evening, start Continue Reading
Downtown, the Deschutes River and the Old Mill District make an easy urban circuit, while the Cascade foothills begin almost immediately at the city's edge. October adds an especially strong cultural calendar to that landscape, from independent film and local art to Bend's signature fall festival. 🟢 Where To Eat Spork — Newport Avenue 937 NW Newport Ave. Spork remains Continue Reading