Cheap Eats and Beer

Cheap Eats and Beer <p>Dives, diners, delis, pop-ups, greasy spoons, holes-in-the-wall&mdash;and a few thrilling finds we guarantee you&rsquo;ve never heard of.</p>

In this issue:

Arts & Culture

Article

Four Midweek Fourth of July Celebrations

Four ways to celebrate a midweek Fourth of July.

06/20/2012 By Laura Dannen

Article

The Top Things to See and Do in July

Capitol Hill Block Party, _Game of Thrones_ author George R. R. Martin, Chuck Palahniuk, and more.

06/20/2012 By Laura Dannen

Article

Intiman Theatre’s Summer Festival Opens with Ibsen, Shakespeare, and Savage

Intiman Theatre comes back from the brink, with the help of Dan Savage and a drag coach

06/20/2012 By Laura Dannen

Article

Warrior Dash Comes to North Bend in July

At the Washington Warrior Dash, crawl under barbed wire, climb cargo nets, and leap over flames.

06/20/2012 By Laura Dannen

Article

Dispatches from Seattlemet.com

The best of Seattlemet.com blogs: Nosh Pit, Culture Fiend, Tripster, and Sauced.

06/20/2012 By Christopher Werner

Article

The Perfect Party

This month's party guests: Gregory Schneider, Meghan McCain, Snoop Dogg, Hope Solo, Darran Bruce, and J. A. Jance.

06/20/2012 By Allison Williams

Article

Summer 2012 Outdoor Events Directory

The full schedule of lineups for Seattle's outdoor events.

06/15/2012 By Laura Dannen With Anne Larkin and Duke Sullivan

Article

Northwest Bookshelf: Chuck Palahniuk’s Invisible Monsters Remix

Chuck Palahniuk, the Pasco, Washington, native of _Fight Club_ fame, releases _Invisible Monsters Remix_.

06/11/2012 By Amanda Zurita

Article

On the Trail of the Hottest Collectibles from the Seattle World’s Fair

Mold-A-Rama caught on in a big way during the World's Fair. Today the devices exist in only a handful of places, including Pacific Science Center.

06/11/2012 By Peter Sackett

Article

Summer 2012 Outdoor Events Guide

A day-by-day guide to movies under the stars, concerts on the grass, and outdoor fun all summer long.

06/11/2012 By Laura Dannen and Seth Sommerfeld

Best of the City

Best of the City

Seattle’s Best Restaurants for Cheap Eats

Dives, diners, delis, pop-ups, greasy spoons, holes-in-the-wall—and a few thrilling finds we guarantee you’ve never heard of.

07/25/2012 By Kathryn Robinson and Allecia Vermillion

Eat & Drink

Article

Seattle Restaurateurs Turn to Kickstarter and Founders Clubs

With Kickstarter, restaurateurs get creative when it comes to investors.

06/20/2012 By Christopher Werner

Article

Wine Blends Catch on in Washington

Washington winemakers embrace an Old World tradition.

06/20/2012 By Sean P. Sullivan

Article

Restaurant Zoë Returns, on Capitol Hill

Reflections on the updated Restaurant Zoë.

06/20/2012 By Kathryn Robinson

Article

Tart, Funky, Sour Beer Catches on in Seattle

Brewers at Schooner Exact, Fremont Brewing, Elliott Bay, Naked City, and more dabble in sour beer.

06/11/2012 By Megan Hill

Article

Seattle’s Low-Alcohol, High-Flavor Beers

Two Beers, Pike Brewing, and Northwest Peaks Brewery churn out easy-drinking beers called _sessionables_.

06/11/2012 By Allecia Vermillion

Article

Local Breweries Put Craft Beer in Cans

Two Beers, Hilliard’s Brewing, and Churchkey Brewing Co. further the craft-beer-in-a-can revolution.

06/11/2012 By Allecia Vermillion

Article

Beeriodic Table

From lightest to heaviest in alcohol by volume, 93 of the region’s most elemental brews.

06/11/2012 By Allecia Vermillion and Brandon Bye

Article

Seattle Beer Bars 101

Seattle's best beer bars, old and new.

06/11/2012 By Allecia Vermillion

Article

2012 Beer Book

06/11/2012 By Allecia Vermillion

Article

The New School of Seattle Beer

All that national hoopla about the resurgence of craft beer? That’s old news in our corner of the world.

06/11/2012 By Allecia Vermillion

Article

Seattle’s Best Restaurants for Cheap Eats: Directory

Where to find Seattle's best cheap eats.

06/11/2012 By Kathryn Robinson and Allecia Vermillion

Article

Cheap Eats World Tour: Savory Pastry

Seattle's best restaurants for cheap savory pastries.

06/11/2012 By Kathryn Robinson and Allecia Vermillion

Article

Cheap Eats World Tour: Fried Chicken

Seattle's best restaurants for cheap fried chicken.

06/11/2012 By Kathryn Robinson and Allecia Vermillion

Article

Cheap Eats World Tour: Sandwiches

Seattle's best restaurants for cheap sandwiches.

06/11/2012 By Kathryn Robinson and Allecia Vermillion

Article

Cheap Eats World Tour: Noodles

Seattle's best restaurants for cheap noodles.

06/11/2012 By Kathryn Robinson and Allecia Vermillion

Article

Seattle Happy Hours Around the Clock

Where to find great food on the cheap every single hour of the day.

06/11/2012 By Allecia Vermillion With Jessie Wesley

Seattle Cheap Eats

Meal Deals

06/11/2012 By Kathryn Robinson and Allecia Vermillion

Article

Seattle Cheap Eats, A to Z

Dives, diners, delis, pop-ups, greasy spoons, holes-in-the-wall—and a few thrilling finds we guarantee you’ve never heard of.

06/11/2012 By Kathryn Robinson and Allecia Vermillion

Article

Seattle’s Best Restaurants for Cheap Eats

Dives, diners, delis, pop-ups, greasy spoons, holes-in-the-wall—and a few thrilling finds we guarantee you’ve never heard of.

06/11/2012 By Kathryn Robinson and Allecia Vermillion

Editor's Note

Inbox

Article

Baby Got Class, Neighborly Love, Living Room Rock

Letters to Seattle Met

06/20/2012

News & City Life

Essay

Mean Kids

When Washington state passed a law to fight bullying and hold schools responsible, many families rejoiced. But maybe we’ve approached it all wrong. Just ask a bully.

06/20/2012 By James Ross Gardner

Article

CenturyLink Field Usher Celebrates the Stadium’s 10th Birthday

No one messes with CenturyLink Field usher Marjorie Stockham.

06/20/2012 By Matthew Halverson

Article

Disbanded: No Broadband Utility for Seattle

For years Seattle has welched on its promise to build a municipal broadband network. We may have Tacoma to blame—and thank—for that.

06/20/2012 By Matthew Halverson

Article

Verbatim: Dan Savage, Bible Scholar

From a talk Dan Savage gave at the National High School Journalism Convention earlier this year.

06/20/2012

Article

Obama’s Seattle HQ

The real reason Barack Obama opened a campaign office in Seattle—and Mitt Romney didn’t.

06/20/2012 By Brandon Bye

Article

The Math: Fourth of July Fireworks By the Numbers

A by-the-numbers breakdown of Seattle's explosive habits.

06/20/2012

Article

Inside Seattle’s Unsuccessful Bid for the 2012 Olympics

How Seattle’s bid for the 2012 Olympics went up in flames.

06/20/2012 By Matthew Halverson

Article

Patriot Games

How’s a Seattle progressive supposed to be patriotic?

06/11/2012 By Kathryn Robinson

Article

Seattle Startup ChorePay Drags Childhood Allowance Into the Digital Age

ChorePay, an online financial tool for household chore management, digitizes allowances.

06/11/2012 By Amanda Zurita

Style & Shopping

Article

Paul Hearn, Opera and Symphony Enthusiast

The classic looks of Paul Hearn, special events manager.

06/20/2012 By Laura Cassidy

Article

What’s In Store at Totokaelo’s Art and Object

Capitol Hill shop Totokaelo goes beyond fashion forward apparel to intergalactic neonatural home decor.

06/20/2012 By Laura Cassidy

Travel & Outdoors

Weekend Pass

Fine Dining Destinations in Olympia

Restaurants like Bread Peddler and Waterstreet Cafe prove fine dining is thriving in Olympia.

06/20/2012 By Allison Williams

Article

In Olympia, It’s Still the Water

A weekend getaway reveals Olympia is different—same as it ever was.

06/20/2012 By Allison Williams

Article

Trail of the Month: Mount Townsend

See the Salish Sea from the peak of Mount Townsend, located at the northeastern edge of the Olympic Peninsula.

06/20/2012 By Craig Romano

Take a Hike

Seattle’s Best City Parks

The 10 best outdoor spaces 
in Seattle (and beyond).

06/11/2012 By Lawrence W. Cheek