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New York Times Returns for Another 36 Hours

They're baaaack, those clever writers from Noo Yawk, and this time they seem friendly. Last year's NY Times reporter--a year ago to the day--could only complain about Cascadia's miniburgers. This year, with Cascadia closed and a new awareness that, gee, you can use the Internets to check menus and stuff, a more reasonable itinerary: the SAM Sculpture Park, Matt's In the Market, ZigZag Café, Café Presse, Volunteer Park, Center for Wooden Boats, downtown library, Quinn's, Neumo's. Barely a whiff of condescension in the whole piece.

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  • aaronbrethorst

    "They" is probably over-stating it a bit, given that the article's author seems to have worked for The Stranger back in 2001 and 2002, unless there are a lot of journalistic people named Matthew Preusch running around Seattle. Also, Stuart Isett, the photographer for the article, is a Seattle resident.

  • MvB

    It probably couldn't be clarified in the space they had, but all the fixies "out front" of Cafe Presse are more likely visiting Stumptown next door.

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