Results tagged “mexicanfood”

"Marinated in an adobe chili mix, and then flame roasted. Crispy skin, and a juicy bird." Adobe chicken? Yes please. White Center Now has a recommendation for your next Mexican food adventure. KEXP wants you to watch The Tallest Man On Earth sing "Honey Won't You Let Me In"--the band name alone is intriguing! One of the parts we love about government ceremonies (such as, say, the presidential inauguration) is dissecting everyone's outfits. Did you hate Aretha Franklin's hat? Sable Verity asks you to show some R-E-S-P-E-C-T. Finally, Slog is compiling a Sexy Seattle Flickr pool; we loved seeing the 'stachioed face of a frequent Seattlest commenter appear in the pool, as well as a photo of the Valentined-out Seattlest Donte.

Tera will be catching the Saturday evening premiere of Spring Awakening at the Paramount. Saturday evening will be followed with a leisurely plane ride to Orlando where she’ll be trying out for the Mickey Mouse Club, or riding rollercoasters--however you want to look at it.

Seattlest and The Stranger have had disagreements of opinion concerning the quality or fucking lack of quality at certain Seattle taco trucks. In this week's print Stranger, though, there is a statement of fact regarding the highly-hyped tamales at the Rancho Bravo truck in Wallingford that cannot be disputed, and should be highlighted: They never have tamales at Rancho Bravo. Seattlest has taken to ordering them defensively, hopefully, and as an add-on but never the focal point of a meal. "Oh, and, excuse me, Ms., but have you any...tamales?" In the ordering window the woman's eyes soften and she seems to say, "It's very flattering that you would ask. You obviously hold them in high regard, and they are delicious. How disappointing for you, though. We do not have any tamales." What she actually says is, "Sorry, no." We're this close to calling in and pre-ordering a dozen of them like the sign on the truck invites us to do, eating one of them, and then selling the other eleven for a few bucks each to people waiting in line to order from the truck.

Listening to KEXP the past few mornings, we heard an ad for 12th Ave's Trace Lofts that caught our attention, and not in a good way. Apparently, one of the establishments going into the condos' Trace North building is a Mexican restaurant. Named Barrio. Take it away, press release: