In 1978, the lower floors of the Livingston side became home to the Pike Market Community Clinic—now called Neighborcare ...

The golden god first appeared in suburban Washington in 1977. Let’s put aside for the moment whether Ramtha is best described as a god, or the God—or a ghost, or an alien, or a total fiction.

While the home still has some hallmarks of its original design, like a curved staircase and a bay window in the dining room, it’s hard to imagine what it looked like before Terry came along. The ...

Seng Kok “Sam” Ung, founder of the Chinatown–International District restaurant Phnom Penh Noodle House, passed away from a heart attack this week at the age of 70. He survived the killing fields of ...

The humble hot dog. A food so closely associated with baseball that we can hardly imagine one without the other. Hot dogs have been sold at baseball games since 1893, and by 2019 Major League Baseball ...

The Best Restaurants In The City are the cool spots you take out-of-town visitors to show off Seattle. They’re the classics that feel like home after a long week. They make magic from flour and water, ...

Utility player. Swiss army knife. The Dolly Parton challenge of restaurants. Pick your simile for describing this French bistro that moves seamlessly from bread pudding french toast to oyster happy ...

Where to eat if you’re headed to the stadiums.

We're in deep winter, folks. But Washington has plenty to keep you busy—and warm—this month. Don't worry, it's not just lovey-dovey Valentine's Day stuff—there are rollicking events happening across ...

The storied Central District chef and restaurateur leaves behind a legacy of oxtails and sweet potato pie.

That’s because the Seattle-based pediatric dentist doubles at the tooth fairy.

The classic seafood spot offers a uniquely Seattle take on New Year’s Eve parties with a $100 buffet dinner populated with ...