A young couple who met at the UW have ditched their majors to pursue their popcorn dream in Bellevue.
Not many people can say they're the executive chef of two restaurants. But Dylan Giordan can.
"It's French Quarter New Orleans cuisine with a little more Northwest twist, adult playground, no limitations cuisine," says chef Eric Donnelly.
Holidays may be one of the most challenging times of the year to avoid indulging in sweets. It's one of the reasons Jennifer Katzinger opened Flying Apron bakery.
It's a charming Tuscan-inspired eatery that opened in Wallingford this past January and features 100-percent handmade pastas.
He's described as a notoriously anti-social, part-genius, and part-sociopath culinary pioneer. He is... Chef Nordo, the man behind a roving restaurant currently setting up shop in Fremont.
With barbecue season over, there's no better time to take a break from steak and try Seattle's newest vegan bistro - Plum.
One of the oldest temptations is now one of Seattle's newest obsessions - the speakeasy. And the one getting all the buzz is Capitol Hill's Tavern Law.
If the Hard Rock Cafe shed the corporate feel, played better music and served world-class cocktails, it would be a lot like the Feedback Lounge.
What happens when a celebrated chef leaves the restaurant he opened? Just ask Jason Stratton. He over as executive chef at Cascina Spinasse three months ago when Seattle's premier pasta maker, Justin Niedermeyer, left.
You can't miss the newest venture from Beecher's Cheese owner, Kurt Dammeier. He's selling pork sandwiches out of a giant metal pig.
"Bistro food is usually really rich and decadent; we're trying to freshen it up here, no pun intended," says executive chef Dalis Chea, who heads-up the open kitchen at Fresh Bistro.
The chef at Bastille says he's been tending to a packed house since it opened a few weeks ago in the heart of ballard. Shannon Galusha says it's equal parts cafe and bar, but don't call it a bistro.
"You can't just... do something that was 50 years ago; it's still great, but you definitely have to raise the bar," says Jason Franey, the 31 year old executive chef of Canlis.
If you’ve ever interviewed, you’ve probably gotten America’s LEAST favorite question,“Tell Me About Yourself.”