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Where Do Longtime Tacoma Locals Eat Breakfast? Shakabrah on 6th Ave Has Been the Answer for Years
Every neighborhood has one breakfast spot that locals name without even thinking. In Tacoma, that answer has stayed the same for a long time, and it sits inside an old building with a big garage door. The pancakes come out so large that even the small one can take over...
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You Haven’t Truly Lived Until You’ve Tried A Milkshake From This Tiny Burger Shack In Washington
Somewhere between the highway and the mountain, in a town called Elbe that most GPS systems treat as a suggestion rather than a destination, there is a burger shack called Scaleburgers that will rearrange your priorities. Not in a dramatic way. In a very quiet, very delicious way. You’ll pull...
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Why Do Tacoma Locals Still Crowd Into Frisko Freeze’s Neighbor? Because The Southern Kitchen Serves Real Grits
Tacoma has a soft spot for old neighborhood favorites, and one small spot on 6th Avenue keeps pulling crowds like a magnet. People drive two hours to eat here. Some have come back every week for five years. The secret is not fancy plates or a trendy menu, but Southern comfort cooking served by a family that greets you like a cousin who finally came home.
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Tacoma's Prosser Piano Closes After 71 Years, Retirement Sale Now Underway
18505 Firlands Way N. — Shoreline Store Included in Retirement Sale. After 71 years of selling pianos and organs in Tacoma, Prosser Piano & Organ is closing for good. Owners Kerry and Gail Prosser are retiring at the end of 2026, and a retirement sale of all remaining inventory is already underway at the company's stores in Tacoma and Shoreline.
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The Spar Tavern Changes Hands in Old Town Tacoma
The Spar Tavern, at 2121 N. 30th Street in Tacoma’s Old Town, has changed ownership. A Washington State Liquor and Cannabis Board application lists Spar Pub Old Town as the new business name. The family behind the business announced the November 1 transition on social media, saying it had...
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A guide to the best chicken wings in and around Tacoma, according to our readers
A craving for good chicken wings hits most of us at one time or another. Luckily, there are lots of places to satisfy that craving in and around Tacoma. The News Tribune recently asked readers to vote for their favorite local spot to grab wings, and the results are in. Whether you’re looking for classic hot wings, Korean fried chicken or some unique sweet-and-spicy combinations, we’ve got you covered. 1. The Loose Wheel 6108 6th Ave., Tacoma 253-301-1647 theloosewheel.com Open from 11 a.m. to midnight Monday through Thursday, 11 a.m. to 2 a.m. Friday, 9 a.m. to 2 a.m. Saturday, 9 a.m. to midnight Sunday This sports bar, with another location in Puyallup, has wings in at least a dozen flavors. An order of six wings is $11.95, while an order of 12 wings is $19.95. You can choose from mild, hot, sweet-and-spicy, barbecue, raspberry chipotle or garlic parm, among other flavors. If you’re feeling brave, you can also order the flavor labeled “stupid hot.” 2. Go Philly Cheesesteaks & Wings 1524 Tacoma Ave. S., Tacoma 253-572-3000 gophillycheesesteaks.com Open from 10:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Friday, noon to 9 p.m. Saturday, closed Sunday This fast-casual food hut, with
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The Massive Discount Store In Washington Where You Can Fill A Whole Cart For $35
Somewhere between your last grocery receipt and your current bank balance, there is a store in Tacoma, Washington that wants to have a word with you. Grocery Outlet Bargain Market on East 72nd Street is the kind of discovery that makes you want to call someone immediately and tell them what you’ve been missing.
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This Retro Washington Drive-In Pairs Hand-Cut Fries With Shakes Made From Snoqualmie Ice Cream
The ice cream in the shakes at this little burger stand is custom made by a beloved Washington creamery. That detail alone made me sit up, because shakes usually play backup to the burger and here they might steal the show. The fries get serious respect too, since they are...