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doug rr wrote:
i haven't spent much time in seattle in many many years...going next week..where do we eat and drink?
Pretty much everywhere. We usually start with oysters, either at Taylor Shellfish on Capital Hill, or at The Walrus and the Carpenter in Ballard. The latter has a great little amaro bar next door, to sip and nibble on something good while you wait for a table. Both are surrounded by a multitude of other restaurants for you to check out after your oysters.
Nue is one of my favorite dining experiences in the past several years. Global street food executed really fucking well, served in a super casual atmosphere.
Brunch at Sitka & Spruce is awesome. Get a reservation.
Top Pot makes fantastic "normal" donuts. General Porpoise makes fantastic "fancy" donuts.
If you're a pot smoker, I'd suggest Hash Tag in Freemont.
You'l find great beer everywhere, I'm sure 'snatcher can give you solid recommendations.
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tragabigzanda wrote:
doug rr wrote:
i haven't spent much time in seattle in many many years...going next week..where do we eat and drink?
Pretty much everywhere. We usually start with oysters, either at Taylor Shellfish on Capital Hill, or at The Walrus and the Carpenter in Ballard. The latter has a great little amaro bar next door, to sip and nibble on something good while you wait for a table. Both are surrounded by a multitude of other restaurants for you to check out after your oysters.
Nue is one of my favorite dining experiences in the past several years. Global street food executed really fucking well, served in a super casual atmosphere.
Brunch at Sitka & Spruce is awesome. Get a reservation.
Top Pot makes fantastic "normal" donuts. General Porpoise makes fantastic "fancy" donuts.
If you're a pot smoker, I'd suggest Hash Tag in Freemont.
You'l find great beer everywhere, I'm sure 'snatcher can give you solid recommendations.
cool, thanks...is any of this near benaroya hall? we are at a hotel right there...
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The one on 23rd is probably the closest, a couple of miles away. And if you are a Sir-Mix-A-Lot fan, you can then go a couple of blocks south to my favorite Sir-Mix-A-Lot related hangout, 23rd and Jackson.
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E.H. Ruddock wrote:
The one on 23rd is probably the closest, a couple of miles away. And if you are a Sir-Mix-A-Lot fan, you can then go a couple of blocks south to my favorite Sir-Mix-A-Lot related hangout, 23rd and Jackson.
i'm not a sir mix a lot guy but if I to pretend to be to get great fried chicken I will..
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doug rr wrote:
E.H. Ruddock wrote:
The one on 23rd is probably the closest, a couple of miles away. And if you are a Sir-Mix-A-Lot fan, you can then go a couple of blocks south to my favorite Sir-Mix-A-Lot related hangout, 23rd and Jackson.
i'm not a sir mix a lot guy but if I to pretend to be to get great fried chicken I will..
Just take an Uber to the one on 23rd for lunch one day.
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E.H. Ruddock wrote:
doug rr wrote:
E.H. Ruddock wrote:
The one on 23rd is probably the closest, a couple of miles away. And if you are a Sir-Mix-A-Lot fan, you can then go a couple of blocks south to my favorite Sir-Mix-A-Lot related hangout, 23rd and Jackson.
i'm not a sir mix a lot guy but if I to pretend to be to get great fried chicken I will..
Just take an Uber to the one on 23rd for lunch one day.
just looked at the menu...any place with deep fried okra is ok in my book...I 'll try to hit it up
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doug rr wrote:
E.H. Ruddock wrote:
doug rr wrote:
E.H. Ruddock wrote:
The one on 23rd is probably the closest, a couple of miles away. And if you are a Sir-Mix-A-Lot fan, you can then go a couple of blocks south to my favorite Sir-Mix-A-Lot related hangout, 23rd and Jackson.
i'm not a sir mix a lot guy but if I to pretend to be to get great fried chicken I will..
Just take an Uber to the one on 23rd for lunch one day.
just looked at the menu...any place with deep fried okra is ok in my book...I 'll try to hit it up
It is really good. If I remember correctly the guy that started it is from South Carolina.
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Joined: Tue January 01, 2013 3:45 pm Posts: 24085 Location: almost in canada
E.H. Ruddock wrote:
doug rr wrote:
E.H. Ruddock wrote:
doug rr wrote:
E.H. Ruddock wrote:
The one on 23rd is probably the closest, a couple of miles away. And if you are a Sir-Mix-A-Lot fan, you can then go a couple of blocks south to my favorite Sir-Mix-A-Lot related hangout, 23rd and Jackson.
i'm not a sir mix a lot guy but if I to pretend to be to get great fried chicken I will..
Just take an Uber to the one on 23rd for lunch one day.
just looked at the menu...any place with deep fried okra is ok in my book...I 'll try to hit it up
It is really good. If I remember correctly the guy that started it is from South Carolina.
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Joined: Tue January 01, 2013 2:48 pm Posts: 47328
doug rr wrote:
E.H. Ruddock wrote:
doug rr wrote:
E.H. Ruddock wrote:
doug rr wrote:
E.H. Ruddock wrote:
The one on 23rd is probably the closest, a couple of miles away. And if you are a Sir-Mix-A-Lot fan, you can then go a couple of blocks south to my favorite Sir-Mix-A-Lot related hangout, 23rd and Jackson.
i'm not a sir mix a lot guy but if I to pretend to be to get great fried chicken I will..
Just take an Uber to the one on 23rd for lunch one day.
just looked at the menu...any place with deep fried okra is ok in my book...I 'll try to hit it up
It is really good. If I remember correctly the guy that started it is from South Carolina.
i just text my wife about it..she'll be onboard
When I worked downtown we had someone make an Ezell's run at least once a week.
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Joined: Tue January 01, 2013 3:45 pm Posts: 24085 Location: almost in canada
E.H. Ruddock wrote:
doug rr wrote:
E.H. Ruddock wrote:
doug rr wrote:
E.H. Ruddock wrote:
doug rr wrote:
E.H. Ruddock wrote:
The one on 23rd is probably the closest, a couple of miles away. And if you are a Sir-Mix-A-Lot fan, you can then go a couple of blocks south to my favorite Sir-Mix-A-Lot related hangout, 23rd and Jackson.
i'm not a sir mix a lot guy but if I to pretend to be to get great fried chicken I will..
Just take an Uber to the one on 23rd for lunch one day.
just looked at the menu...any place with deep fried okra is ok in my book...I 'll try to hit it up
It is really good. If I remember correctly the guy that started it is from South Carolina.
i just text my wife about it..she'll be onboard
When I worked downtown we had someone make an Ezell's run at least once a week.
any good dive bars in the area with various whisky?
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doug rr wrote:
tragabigzanda wrote:
doug rr wrote:
i haven't spent much time in seattle in many many years...going next week..where do we eat and drink?
Pretty much everywhere. We usually start with oysters, either at Taylor Shellfish on Capital Hill, or at The Walrus and the Carpenter in Ballard. The latter has a great little amaro bar next door, to sip and nibble on something good while you wait for a table. Both are surrounded by a multitude of other restaurants for you to check out after your oysters.
Nue is one of my favorite dining experiences in the past several years. Global street food executed really fucking well, served in a super casual atmosphere.
Brunch at Sitka & Spruce is awesome. Get a reservation.
Top Pot makes fantastic "normal" donuts. General Porpoise makes fantastic "fancy" donuts.
If you're a pot smoker, I'd suggest Hash Tag in Freemont.
You'l find great beer everywhere, I'm sure 'snatcher can give you solid recommendations.
cool, thanks...is any of this near benaroya hall? we are at a hotel right there...
No, but they are all in Capital Hill, Freemont, or Ballard, and all are neighborhoods definitely worth checking out. I'd say Freemont and Ballard a bit more funky/grungy, while Capital Hill is a bit more cleaned up/high end retail stuff.
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If you want real dive bars, go down to south downtown/warehouse district. It has grown a little but still really industrial area with hole in the walls scattered throughout.
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E.H. Ruddock wrote:
If you want real dive bars, go down to south downtown/warehouse district. It has grown a little but still really industrial area with hole in the walls scattered throughout.
Look up Henry's Tavern. It is near the Showbox SoDo. Great little place down there. There's also a BBQ place down there called Jacks, and there used to be some "craft liquor" bar down there too, although that was too trendy for me. That was more up trag's alley, probably.
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Joined: Tue January 01, 2013 3:45 pm Posts: 24085 Location: almost in canada
E.H. Ruddock wrote:
E.H. Ruddock wrote:
If you want real dive bars, go down to south downtown/warehouse district. It has grown a little but still really industrial area with hole in the walls scattered throughout.
Look up Henry's Tavern. It is near the Showbox SoDo. Great little place down there. There's also a BBQ place down there called Jacks, and there used to be some "craft liquor" bar down there too, although that was too trendy for me. That was more up trag's alley, probably.
i'll look it up...no trendy for me unless we go with my wife's coworkers...any good noodle joints with delicious pork broth?
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