10 Years That Changed a City

2006: Ehren Watada Fights Deployment

Plus the Seahawks' first Super Bowl appearance and the deadly Hanukkah Eve Wind Storm.

03/04/2016 By Kathryn Robinson

10 Years That Changed a City

2009: Sound Transit Connects Downtown to Sea-Tac

Seattle hasn’t only outgrown its 1970s parochialism—it’s also outgrown its city limits and evolved into a bona fide metropolitan region.

03/04/2016 By Josh Feit

Editor's Note

The New Seattle, 10 Years In

This town looked a lot different a decade ago.

03/04/2016 By James Ross Gardner

Anniversary Issue

10 Years That Changed a City

A year-by-year glance at the one of the most important decades in Seattle history.

03/04/2016 By Seattle Met Staff

Morning Fizz

Economic Security Tops Voters' Concerns, Council Vote Devolves into Saturday Night Live Skit

Homelessness, rent, affordability, and the economy worry voters; bike sharing weirds out council.

03/04/2016 By Josh Feit

Shifts & Shakeups

This Week in Restaurant News: Fine Dining in Downtown and Cheesy Plates from Bar Sue

And no more pad thai on Madison (for now).

03/04/2016 By Sophia Lizardi

Huzzah

Little Uncle's Sit-Down Restaurant Opens Today

It won't be called Big Uncle, but there will be noodles and cocktails...with rice dishes a half block down the street.

03/04/2016 By Allecia Vermillion

Local Talent

A Fiendish Conversation with Brad Evans

The Sounders captain (and comedy fan) readies for the start of the MLS season.

03/03/2016 By Seth Sommerfeld

Childhaven

Slide Show: Childhaven Celebration Luncheon

On March 2, more than 600 attendees gathered with local nonprofit Childhaven to “Imagine” a world without child abuse.

03/03/2016

Looking Dapper

Combatant Gentlemen's Made-to-Measure Suit Event at Nordstrom

Custom-made suits, affordable formalwear, and whiskey at Nordstrom's Pop-In event.

03/03/2016 By Kyle Kuhn

The Weekend Starts... Now

The Top Things to Do This Weekend: March 3–6

'Assassins' takes aim at ACT, the Pac-12 Women's Basketball Tournament tips off, and National Theatre of Scotland returns.

03/03/2016 By Seattle Met Staff

Critic's Notebook

Wanted: Seattle’s Hottest Young Chefs

It’s that time of year again, people.

03/03/2016 By Kathryn Robinson

Morning Fizz

More Unfinished Business in Olympia as Lawmakers Ignore Carbon Initiative

Carbon costs and endorsement boasts.

03/03/2016 By John Stang

The Decade In Dining

The Rise of the Restaurant Empire

Tom Douglas, Ethan Stowell, Matt Dillon—they all have one. What the emergence of the chef-driven restaurant group says about Seattle's restaurant culture.

03/03/2016 By Kathryn Robinson

Snap Judgment

Should Marijuana Delivery Be Regulated?

With pot delivery operating in a gray area of the law, recent calls for regulation from the mayor’s office have spurred discussion about the future of this still-budding industry. Shut it down or roll it out?

03/02/2016 By Scott Johnson

Blue Note Hawaii now open

The world renowned jazz club opens its new location at the Outrigger Waikiki Beach Resort.

03/02/2016

Style Scene

Fashion Week Recaps with 4 Local Style Pros

These Seattle fashion insiders break down their favorite collections out of New York, London and Paris.

03/02/2016 By Agazit Afeworki

Explainer

Why Some Seattle Restaurants Are Doing Away with Tipping

To tip or not to tip—is it really a question? The custom is so ingrained in restaurant goers that many of us will typically add at least 20 percent to the bill even if our server forgot that second drink. But its days are numbered.

03/02/2016 By Matthew Halverson

Morning Fizz

Council Agrees Bike Sharing Is Good, but Finds Little Common Ground During Tense Pronto Hearing

Divided committee sends bike sharing proposal to full council.

03/02/2016 By Josh Feit

Food & Drink

Nosh Pit Weekly Planner: March 2–8

The week in which: bourbon plus bacon equals a festival, a chef will teach you how to shuck oysters, and, yay, there are free wine tastings for all.

03/02/2016 By Rosin Saez