Critic's Notebook

A Wine Corkage Deal at Sullivan’s Steakhouse

If you do this one little thing.

10/06/2016 By Kathryn Robinson

One Question

Navigating the Nuances of Seattle's Black Lives Matter Movement from Within

A Q&A with local BLM leader about the logistics of disrupting Seattle's streets.

10/06/2016 By Cassandra Calderon and Josh Feit

Made to Move

Source Denim: Sustainable Fashion

The Seattle-based company has an innovated twist on denim.

10/06/2016 By Amanda Raschkow

Nog Collabs

You Guys: Snoqualmie Made Sun Liquor's Eggnog into Ice Cream

It's exactly like the famed nog (minus the booze), but way easier to find.

10/05/2016 By Allecia Vermillion

Morning Fizz

Council Process Comes Under Scrutiny

Activist influence at city hall isn't as alarming as critics want it to be.

10/05/2016 By Josh Feit

Food & Drink

Nosh Pit Weekly Planner: October 5–11

The week in which: caffeine-loving cohorts get Netflix-funded coffee, fresh hop beer is here, and Dungeness crab has its own festival.

10/05/2016 By Rosin Saez

Seattle’s Pioneering Food Production Scene

45 of Seattle’s Craft Food & Beverage Producers Want You to Tipple and Taste.

10/04/2016

Art Walk

Where to Go This First Thursday: October 2016

See glass art the touches on mathematical boundlessness and cultural archeology during fall's first art walk.

10/04/2016 By Seth Sommerfeld

Pedestrian Chronicles

Pedestrian Chronicles: Data Shows Peds and People Below King County Median Income Dominate Light Rail Ridership

Nearly 60 percent of light rail passengers arrive by foot.

10/04/2016 By Josh Feit

Behind Bars

Cocktail in Profile: Untitled at Percy’s and Co.

Brody Craig combines his love of amaro and infused liquors.

10/04/2016 By Stefan Milne

Fashion Does Good

Style File: 5 Questions with Paisley West

Blogger and campaign manager for Seattle Fashion Week Paisley West gives us the rundown on all things chic.

10/04/2016 By Colleen Williams

Morning Fizz

Email: Seattle Times Reporter Calls Out Paper's Own Anti–Sound Transit Bias

Reporting on Sound Transit and arm twisting for donations.

10/04/2016 By Josh Feit

Popup Promos

Yes, Seattle Will Get 3 Luke's Diner Popups to Honor the 'Gilmore Girls' Revival

The nationwide Netflix promotion means free coffee tomorrow morning.

10/04/2016 By Allecia Vermillion

Pedestrian Chronicles

Pedestrian Chronicles: Increase in Walking Outpaced All Other Modes of Commuting

Number of people walking to work in Seattle leaped by 50 percent.

10/03/2016 By Josh Feit

Boozy Milkshakes

A La Mode Pies Adds a West Seattle Location...and Its Own Ice Cream Line

Not to mention some savory meat pies, with a little help from Jack's BBQ.

10/03/2016 By Jack Russillo

Bang For Your Buck

Cheap Week: October 3–9

The Julie Ruin hits reset at the Showbox, SIFF shows off some of the year's best French films, and the wee ones invade Seattle Center for the Seattle Children's Festival.

10/03/2016 Edited by Seth Sommerfeld By Jane Kidder

Sales and Events

Wear What When: October 3–9

Handbags on sale at Kate Spade, shop Stuart Weitzman Fall 2016 collection, and mark your calendars to create a custom Tom Ford suit.

10/03/2016 By Amanda Raschkow

Top 5 Fireside-Sipping Ciders

Capitol Cider's Jonathan Chambers weighs in.

10/03/2016

Air Fare

Vegetarian Destination Cafe Flora Will Open a Location at the Airport

The new Sea-Tac outpost, Floret, is both a clever name and a testament to how seriously Seattle takes its vegetarian and vegan food.

10/03/2016 By Allecia Vermillion