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Cuisine.K Puts Korean Seafood on Seattle's Plate With Hands-On K-Seafood Program

The program was built to meet different audiences where they are — a smart structure for any brand trying to turn a cuisine from trend into habit. November 5 — Student competition: SSC students presented original Korean dishes built around K-Seafood ingredients. November 6 — Student cooking class:...

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KUOW Public Radio

L’Oursin celebrates 10 years of ‘de-fancifying’ French dining

Since its 2016 opening, L'Oursin has won over the hearts of local chefs, critics at The Seattle Times, and garnered national acclaim from Eater and The New York Times as a must-try place to eat in the city. But it takes so much more than good food for a restaurant to last a decade.

seattlerefined.com

Review: 'The Old Stuff' feels new again with 4 nights of Garth Brooks in Seattle

Barnburners, ballads, and everything in between, Garth Brooks' long-awaited return to Seattle was met with intensity and enthusiasm from a primed and eager audience. Pre-show, the house lights revealed a sea of smiling faces beneath cowboy hats. Brooks played the Tacoma Dome back in 2017 for his "Comeback Tour," but it's been nearly three decades since he performed in Seattle proper (his planned stadium show at Lumen Field in 2021 was postponed and never rescheduled). Now his "Blame It All on My Roots Tour" brings Brooks to Climate Pledge Arena for four straight nights.

Seattle, WA · 21h

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Lake Forest Park, WA · 1d

Outdoor Farmers & Craft Market at LFP Town Center November 22 and December 13, 2026

Outdoor Farmers & Craft Market: 10am – 2pm. Indoor Holiday Craft Fair: 10am – 4pm (upper & lower levels of the mall) Stock up on fresh produce and other goods from your favorite farmers and discover handcrafted treasures from local artisans both outside at the Farmers Market and inside at the Holiday Craft Fair. You’ll find one-of-a-kind gifts, art, jewelry, wearables, and décor — perfect for everyone on your list!

MyNorthwest.com

Wild Lanterns, ski deals and tasty bites: Your Seattle area weekend guide

We are rapidly approaching the holiday season, and for those who want to skip the hustle and bustle of prime time? You might want to check out some of these events. Test drives, tasty bites and handmade holiday inspiration. With the Seahawks on the road this weekend, Lumen Field will...

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The New Republic

MAGA Streamer Nick Shirley Just Issued an Embarrassing Correction

Last month, right-wing conspiracy theorist and YouTuber Nick Shirley followed an old woman around Lam’s Seafood, a Vietnamese grocery store in Seattle. He observed her buying spring rolls and tuna, which he incorrectly called spam and sushi. Shirley claims in a video voiceover that the items were “magically $120.” “How come you sold this spam and sushi for $120?” he says to the cashier, who gives him a confused look. He eventually demands to speak to the manager and asks any worker in sight why they’re “letting people commit food stamp fraud.” “You all are committing fraud, this entire block is committing fraud,” he says in the video, which can still be seen on TikTok . Lam’s denied Shirley’s allegations more than a month ago, with its operations manager saying that Lam’s had never participated in any EBT fraud. They pointed out that because Shirley does not speak Vietnamese, he missed the woman clearly asking for an entire case of tuna—which she was correctly charged. A month later, Shirley fully retracted his story. “I have an important correction to make,” Shirley said in a video posted Wednesday. “I stated [the woman at Lam’s] purchased one can of spam and one

everafterinthewoods.com

You’ll Want To Bring A Cooler For The Smoked Salmon And Jerky At This Washington Fish Market

One family has bought fish at this counter for more than 50 years, from grandparents to parents to kids. That kind of loyalty usually means something good is sitting behind the glass. The shop is a straightforward seafood market in Seattle, Washington, packed with whole fish, live shellfish, and fresh...

Seattle, WA · 3d

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Grab A Shopping Cart And Fill It With Antiques For Pocket Change At These 10 Washington Flea Markets

A 1940s Pontiac dealership in Washington now fills its old showroom with antiques instead of shiny new cars. On Saturdays, the whole building opens up for a flea market. That detail hooked me fast. Another market in the state charges nothing to get in on Saturdays and a small fee on Sundays.

Washington · 2d

everafterinthewoods.com

Bargain Hunters Can Fill A Trunk For Twenty Bucks At These 7 Washington Goodwill Outlets And Bins

Clothes sold by the pound. Not by the shirt, not by the tag, but by the weight on a scale at the register. That’s how the Goodwill outlet bins work across Washington. Leftover donations that never landed on regular store shelves get rolled out in big bins. Shoppers dig,...

seattlemet.com

Where to Eat on Phinney Ridge

This used to be a low-key neighborhood for dining. Then—boom. People used to toss around words like “reliable” or “low-key” to describe the concentration of restaurants on Phinney Ridge. The real action was north in Greenwood, or down the hill in Ballard. Over the years, though, a few new spots trickled in to live double lives as neighborhood hangouts that also draw diners from across Seattle.

The Stranger

Nobody Wants a McDonald’s in Chinatown

McDonald’s wants to put a new store in Seattle’s Chinatown-International District (CID). Almost nobody thinks that’s a good idea. They are decidedly not loving it. Last night, about 80 CID residents and supporters packed the meeting of the International Special Review District (ISRD), the neighborhood’s historic preservation board. Impassioned public comments, handmade protest signs in Chinese and English, and several people in Ronald McDonald-esque clown masks injected the typically sleepy meeting with life.

Seattle, WA · 3d

westseattleblog.com

BIZNOTE: Another closure this weekend – West Seattle Junction restaurant Taste & Best, after 3 1/2 months

Yet another local business closure looming this weekend – along with West Seattle Coin Laundry and The Wash Dog, add to the list Taste & Best, the Indian restaurant at 4752 California SW that never even put up a permanent sign (the photo above is from tonight). After a reader tip, we stopped in on the way to tonight’s West Seattle Art Walk and a staff member told us they’re closing Sunday (November 15), also mentioning that the restaurant is for sale (this blind listing appears to match). The restaurant opened in late July, less than a month after Great American Diner and Bar closed in that space. (Great American’s owner said at the time he was looking for another West Seattle location; when we checked back with him recently, he said he was “still looking.”) Before Great American, the corner space had been through a parade of establishments, including another with a short stay (Shelby’s, less than six months). Taste & Best’s owners opened a location in Shoreline almost simultaneous with West Seattle; no word yet on its fate.

My Ballard

Salty Blue Fish & Chips opening in Fremont

An Australian fish and chip spot called Salty Blue is making moves to open in Fremont at the former CrackleMi location at 709 N 35th St in January. Owner Xenos Nair is Fijian and has family spread between Fiji, Australia, and New Zealand. Fremont will be Nair’s second Salty Blue location—he also has a restaurant in Renton, which opened in 2021.

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WEST SEATTLE SCENE: Holiday craft fair at Bridge Park – with cake

We just stopped at the Bridge Park holiday makers’ mini-market (3204 SW Morgan) and discovered Pat with her mini-cakes! Other options for early shoppig, bath salts, jewelry, and yarn creations by Nancy:. All welcome to stop by until about 5:30 pm. Lots of holiday events this weekend – you...

whatnow.com

Pearl Under 5th Plans 2027 Opening at the 5th Avenue Theatre

Pearl Under 5th, a private bar from Brady Ishiwata Williams and the team behind Tomo, is planned for 2027 beneath the 5th Avenue Theatre in downtown Seattle. An encounter with a childhood friend led the team to explore several unused spaces around Seattle. The former Duke’s Chowder House beneath the theatre caught their attention.

hoodline.com

Capitol Hill's Egyptian Theatre Comes Back to Life With Midnight Movies

The Egyptian Theatre on Capitol Hill has flickered back to life. WFLM Seattle, the group now running the historic venue, says it has been given the go-ahead to begin a “soft opening,” with midnight movies returning to the space for the first time in roughly two years. According...

lfptowncrier.com

Sky Nursery and Shoreline Farmers Market Host Greenhouse Winter Market November 14–15

Get a head start on holiday shopping at the Greenhouse Winter Market, returning to Sky Nursery on Saturday and Sunday, November 14–15. Hosted by Sky Nursery and the Shoreline Farmers Market, in partnership with the City of Shoreline, the two-day event will bring more than 80 Pacific Northwest artists, makers and vendors together inside Sky Nursery's greenhouse.

Shoreline, WA · 2d

The Daily

Coming out at Comet Tavern

Editor's note: “Dance Yourself Clean” is a biweekly column dedicated to reviewing local nightlife establishments through the eyes and sensibilities of an introvert. This is the final bar from my summer backlog, which can only mean one thing, soon I will have to actually try a new bar again instead of hiding away in my apartment. Fortunately, I have one more week of cowardice before I must face the real world again.

The Stranger

SIFF Cinema Workers Union Say Management Has ‘Unilaterally Suspended’ Bargaining

It’s been a great year for independent movie theaters in Seattle. But not for the workers in the SIFF Cinema Workers Union (SCWU). For the majority of 2026, they’ve been operating without a contract and bargaining has been slow going. Now, they say it’s been brought to a standstill. On top of that, SCWU claims management has retaliated against a union member, a charge SIFF disputes.