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San Francisco Work Week Libations!

San Francisco Work Week Libations!
  There are thousands of places across San Francisco to enjoy after work libations.  Here are a few favorites to get you started. Perbacco Perbacco is a fabulous find in the Financial District of downtown San Francisco.  Since it is open for lunch, I have found myself guilty of blending the lunch hour into the…
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This Just In: The Seattle 2015 Fall Edition is Here!

This Just In: The Seattle 2015 Fall Edition is Here!
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE AUGUST 11TH 2015 Where to Eat Guide & Associates is pleased to announce the Fall 2015 issue of the Where to Eat Guide in Seattle, available now at most Seattle hotels, the Washington Convention Center, GSBA Visitor Information Center on Capitol Hill and the Pike Place Market Information Center.  We are thrilled…
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Dining Bucket List: Pintxo

Dining Bucket List: Pintxo
  Happy hour appropriately occurs twice a day at Pintxo, a modern Spanish style tapas restaurant in Seattle's Belltown.  There, diners are able to enjoy inexpensive sangria, wines, and beer accompanied by several delicious small plates during two happy hours.  The first begins at five and ends at seven.  Then break for siesta and come…
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Dining Bucket List: Portello Winecafe

Dining Bucket List: Portello Winecafe
  On a drizzly Monday afternoon, my sister Alex and I walked into the café.  The room was buzzing with conversation and laughter.  Every table was occupied with wine sipping guests beginning to unwind from their work days. We snagged a spot at the bar top and immediately studied the wine list.  While Portello doesn’t…
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Seattle’s Secret Speakeasy

  If you are looking for a sophisticated place to have a finely crafted cocktail, then you will want to venture down to Needle and Thread. The Needle and Thread is a swanky Speakeasy strategically and somewhat secretly located inside Tavern Law in Seattle’s Capitol Hill neighborhood.  Gaining entry into Seattle’s secret lounge isn’t easy…
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