John Nielsen’s Authentic Danish Pastries

by Tove Tupper

I recently jumped at the chance to check out John Nielsen’s Authentic Danish Pastries in Lower Queen Anne. The majority of my ancestors are from Scandinavia and I’m very proud of my Norwegian, Danish and Swedish roots. I’ve also spent some time in...

Tin Room Bar and Grill in Burien

by Tove Tupper

The Tin Room Bar and Grill in Burien is more than just a place to grab lunch. It’s a central part of Olde Town Burien and it’s packed with history. Never in a million years did I think I’d find myself in Burien five days a week, but with my new...

Taste of India in the University District

by Tim Lewis

Seattle is a large city, so there are options galore when it comes to food. You can find anything: Japanese, Greek, Thai and hell, probably even Japanese-Greek-Thai fusion (we’ll let you know if we really find that). Tove and I were itching for Indian food the...

The Red Hot: Cold Beer and Hot Dogs in Tacoma

by Tim Lewis

All hot dogs are not created equal. I know because I’ve devoured thousands (a slight exaggeration) in my life. I’ve tried hot dogs everywhere: the Viktualienmarkt in Munich, New York City, and at numerous baseball games. I’ve even waited in...

Niko’s Gyros in Magnolia

by Tim Lewis

I can’t say I go into Magnolia for food very often, but my mom and I just so happened to roll through the neighborhood during lunch the other day. There aren’t many options in the area, so we decided to give Niko’s Gyros a try. Niko’s Gyros...