At Eater Seattle, we have to eat out a lot — it’s right there in the website name, next to “Seattle.” Sometimes, this ...

If you like bread-heavy pizza styles, get the Breezy Town. Not as massive and sauce-y as Windy City’s deep dish, the crust is ...

Le Pichet opened in 2000, but it feels much older than that, a rustic, lived-in French bistro in the middle of the busiest part of Seattle. Founded by chef Jim Drohman and now in the steady hands of a ...

Harry Cheadle covers Seattle and Portland for Eater. A Seattle native, he’s been a journalist for 15 years. This is a curated list of Seattle’s most notable and permanent restaurant and bar closures.

Part of brunch’s appeal comes from its total superfluity. It’s not breakfast, it’s not lunch, and it’s rarely a wholesome, nutritious, or sober prospect. A reprieve from the rushed protein shakes and ...

A good bakery is a necessity, and fortunately Seattle has more than its share. From traditional French pastries to delicacies that draw on the city’s Asian and Scandinavian heritages to gluten-free ...

Harry Cheadle covers Seattle and Portland for Eater. A Seattle native, he’s been a journalist for 15 years. Providence Cicero still remembers the salad at Vestal, eight years later. It was a “huge ...

“I signed my lease at age 25,” Nakajima wrote in the goodbye post. “So many goddamn good memories here. I want to thank every single person who came through those doors to let me cook and serve you.” ...

The women’s sports bar scene is booming in Seattle. Three years ago, Rough and Tumble opened the city’s first bar devoted to women’s sports in Ballard. This summer, another women’s sports bar called ...

Harry Cheadle covers Seattle and Portland for Eater. A Seattle native, he’s been a journalist for 15 years. Beth’s Cafe, on the side of Aurora as you drive through Green Lake, is a battered, venerable ...

If in 2021 Seattle restaurateurs and chefs showed creativity and resilience while still keeping one cautious foot over the brake pedal, in 2022 they threw caution to the wayside and hurled themselves ...