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Allecia, you didn't have to sit at a table for two, you could have taken a spot at the bar, no? That's what I did when I got there just before 7. Here's my review...and a mystery! ...

Hey, we know it's mid-August because every neighborhood has a festival. (In Italy, they call it Ferragosto.) Tonight in South Lake Union, free movies. In Bremerton, it's the second annual wine festiva...

Allow me, if you will, a contrarian comment. Why should it matter to anyone what Edgar drinks? To be sure, he's a (retired) hero, but he's not claiming any expertise in spirits; he's just a celebrity ...

Sorry, cfdseattle, it seems we're actually in agreement on this one. It's Walmart's fault....

Please stop calling me elitist, folks; I'm unworthy of the compliment. Read my words: it's the restaurant owners who secretly despise Restaurant Week and their ilk because these promotions are lots ...

Restaurant Week and all the other promotions are good for diners, sure, but only in the short run. What I'm saying is that they're a nightmare for restaurant owners (some will admit it privately) beca...

Restaurant Week may get diners excited, but not all the restaurant owners. I was reporting what they won't say publicly for fear of offending customers like alonganong. ...

Show me the rubble!...

And so, in just 24 hours, "the community" has raised the $$$....

Always happy, I am, to hear from professional poof readers. ...

Barbecue, yes, and hotdogs. Jeannot built up his hotdog empire first, with all the nighttime carts....

These guys just don't get it. They didn't get it when the original book came out a couple of years ago (Seattlest review here), haven't made progres since then....

I am pleased to hear that you accept Julien's explanation. This entire episode need not have happened, as we know, if Crush had used common sense and send its invite using a professional email program...

There were at least three "helpful" sets of instruction re how to opt out of the list. Trouble was, no one read them!...

Normally, even Jay's offer wouldn't raise eyebrows. He's offering deLille Cellars wine as a trade for dinner tickets, a perfectly legitimate quid pro quo. And a generous one, seems to me. (This sort o...