11:30pm girls

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• Posted 11:30pm girls - Canterbury Ale & Eats to Seattlest
  Who are the 11:30pm girls? When you’re really hung over, you want some breakfast in your belly asap. You don’t want to stand under the hot sun amidst a crowd of loudly talking strangers as you wait 30 minutes for a table at Coastal Kitchen. If you’re confined to eating on the strip on 15th St. in Cap Hill because you need_food_now, your only other option for bacon and eggs is Canterbury Ale & Eats....
• Posted 11:30pm girls - The Attic, Alehouse & Eatery to Seattlest
  Who are the 11:30pm girls? What: The Attic, Alehouse & Eatery When: Wed, 4/20, 9pm There’s nothing better than getting pissed on beer and soaking up the alcohol in your belly with some nice, greasy bar food. The Attic, a 50+ year establishment in Madison Park with 20 different beers on tap, is just the place to do this. Worn-in and comfy, this pub is also the perfect place to watch sports on about a...
• Posted 11:30pm girls: Kimchi Bistro to Seattlest
  Who are the 11:30pm girls? What: Kimchi Bistro When: Wed, April 13, 8pm Kimchi Bistro is so good that we wanted to keep it to ourselves forever. But after going there for the umpteenth time earlier this week, we knew it was wrong to be so selfish. The bistro is hidden in the back of the Broadway Alley, on Broadway at John (the mall where Hana Sushi is). They don’t serve any alcohol or dessert...
• Posted 11:30pm girls - #1 New York Pizza & Italian Food to Seattlest
  Who are the 11:30pm girls? What: #1 New York Pizza & Italian Food When: Sat, Apr 2, 1pm We’ve found the best pizza place in Seattle. It looks like a bait and tackle shop on the outside (scary) and is in Snohomish (far), but it’s absolutely worth the initial fright and the journey. And with good directions the trip is just 30 minutes from Cap Hill. #1 New York Pizza & Italian Food is...
• Posted 11:30pm girls - Kisaku Sushi Restaurant to Seattlest
  Who are the 11:30pm girls? What: Kisaku Sushi Restaurant When: Sun, March 27, 8pm Nishino has always been our favorite place for sushi in Seattle. But watch out, Big N, we think you have some hard competition now. The competition comes in the name of Kisaku, nestled in a little part of Seattle called Tangletown. Ryu Nakano, formerly of the I Love Sushi restaurants, is head chef. And he’s done a great job with...