Eastside Dining Guide

The Best Restaurants in Redmond

From Indian pizza to Korean barbecue.

06/30/2023 By Allecia Vermillion and Seattle Met Staff

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Life is Just a Bowl of Cherries Right Now

Gunkel’s Private Reserve is the best of the best, and it’s only at Town & Country Markets.

06/29/2023 By Julie Curtis

Little Cabin, Big Woods

Property Watch: An Itty-Bitty Cabin for a Cute Little Price

Off-grid adventures await. So does "a poo with a view."

06/29/2023 By Sarah Anne Lloyd

Coffee Culture

How a Capitol Hill Starbucks Barista Became a Union Organizer

"They actually don’t do anything supporting queer workers, but they say they do. They’ll put up a flag and call it a day."

06/27/2023 By Allison Williams Photography by Mike Kane

CROWD IN

Love Letters: Seattle's Best Beaches Are for Everyone All at Once

No room to spread out? No problem.

06/27/2023 By Zoe Sayler

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Seattle Art Fair Showcases Diversity and Pushes the Boundaries of Artistic Expression

Curated by Nato Thompson, Seattle Art Fair’s Public Projects Program features renowned artists & interactive installations.

06/26/2023

Moving too fast

A Waterfall Road Trip Reveals the Hidden Side of Hood Canal

Waterfalls may boast a placid, pretty reputation, but in person they tell a different story.

06/23/2023 By Allison Williams

HAPPY 10TH

Frederick Holmes Celebrates 10 Years of Expanding Seattle’s Art World

The Pioneer Square art gallery brings culture, and a whole lot of heart, to the local art scene.

06/23/2023 By Zoe Sayler

Lights, Camera, Tax Breaks

Can the Seattle Film Industry Solve Its Vancouver Problem?

Hollywood has shunned shooting in Seattle since its ’90s film heyday. A new studio and tax incentive aims to help our city recapture the spotlight.

06/22/2023 By Benjamin Cassidy

Personal Space

Property Watch: An Imaginative Seattle Remodel with a Built-In Reading Nook

This Magnolia home cradles its residents and visitors with a warm, vibrant design and built-in hideaways.

06/21/2023 By Sarah Anne Lloyd

Profile

Chuck Shin, Man of a Thousand Beers

The founder of Chuck’s Hop Shop built a formidable house of craft beer. Then he invited the rest of us inside.

06/21/2023 By Allecia Vermillion Photography by Amber Fouts

Everything All at Once

Seattle's Beloved Mt. Bagel Is Back

A city's prayers are answered.

06/20/2023 By Allison Williams

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06/16/2023

Short Stops

This Vancouver Spa Brings the Hammam Experience to the West Coast

Hot steam, a brisk treatment, and the softest skin you can get in 30 minutes.

06/16/2023 By Allison Williams

Cathedral Ceiling

Property Watch: A Church Turned Puppet Theater—with a Rooftop Deck

A prolific local architect designed this 1930 church in Fremont, which went on to lead many lives. Now, it may be ready for another.

06/14/2023 By Sarah Anne Lloyd

Field Notes

These TikTok-Famous Dumplings Deserve the Hype

E-Jae Pak Mor in Seattle’s Chinatown–International District makes a Thai street food you won’t find anywhere else in town.

06/13/2023 By Allecia Vermillion

Electric slide

Love Letters: I’m Obsessed with Seattle’s Shareable Scooters but Hope They Don’t Kill Me

I didn't want to love these ugly hunks of metal, but they're just so dang convenient.

06/13/2023 By Allison Williams

Victory lap

Seattle Met Takes Home General Excellence Prize

It was a good week for Seattle Met at the City Regional Magazine Association awards.

06/12/2023 By Seattle Met Staff

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Scooped Ice Cream Festival Returns for Second Year

The refreshing festival boasts a frozen wonderland of creative flavors and finds a permanent place on downtown Seattle’s summer event calendar.

06/09/2023 By Taylor McKenzie Gerlach

Crackle and Pop

The Rise of the Portable Campfire

Less smoke, more safety. About time someone hacked the tired concept of burning wood for fun.

06/09/2023 By Allison Williams