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You're going to be getting even more over the next several decades and the globe warms and the atmosphere is able to hold more moisture, resulting in super moisture plumes across the Pacific.
Nice.
You're going to be getting even more over the next several decades and the globe warms and the atmosphere is able to hold more moisture, resulting in super moisture plumes across the Pacific.
Nice.
Of course, our summers will also likely become even hotter.
You're going to be getting even more over the next several decades and the globe warms and the atmosphere is able to hold more moisture, resulting in super moisture plumes across the Pacific.
Of course, our summers will also likely become even hotter.
As I said almost a year ago, Mass is a very dangerous public figure. First he says climate change will hit rich people harder than poor people. Then he says Seattle's traffic is caused by not giving more room, more freedom to carsa major contributor in the carbon liberation army. Now he is saying science is not political.
Of course, our summers will also likely become even hotter.
Ugh, Mudede. Had an English class with him at PLU a long time ago.
That's not to say that Mass is a saint or anything.
Didn't know you were a Lute. My brother was on the 1999 National Champion football team; probably before your time.
Yep, class of 2003. Frosty and the team won the championship during my freshman year. Even have a championhsip hoodie.
Anyone got any go to restaurants in ballard or wallingford? They can be anything.
Thanks. That's a lot of places i would have never thought of.Ballard:
-La Carta De Oaxaca for Mexican food
-Asadero El Mesquite for awesome meat at reasonable prices
-Porkchop & Co.
Wallingford:
-Pam's Kitchen for incredible Caribbean food
-Ramen Man for ramen (I personally like it more than the popular Seattle places)
-Musashi's for their Chirashi bowl
-Harvest Beat for one of the best meals you'll ever have, ever (even though it's Vegan)
-Art of the Table for a fancy / special occasion meal
-Stone Way Cafe for brunch
Anyone got any go to restaurants in ballard or wallingford? They can be anything.
Thanks. That's a lot of places i would have never thought of.
Edit: sorry to ask again. But got any recommended bars in Queen Anne/Ballard/Capital Hill?
What do you like to drink?
So is this chicken and waffles like, east coast/south good? I tried most C+W places in SF before moving up to Seattle but was mostly disappointed, haven't quite tried any Seattle joints yet.Just for full context: I had the Chicken & Waffles at Witness only a month or two after having the very famous Chicken & Waffles at Screen Door in Portland.
Witness may not have beaten Screen Door, but holy hell it didn't disappoint at all. They're really that good.
So is this chicken and waffles like, east coast/south good? I tried most C+W places in SF before moving up to Seattle but was mostly disappointed, haven't quite tried any Seattle joints yet.
Fat's Chicken and Waffles in CD is good
I love thatthis threadlife is like 90% about food.
What kind of sad ass waffle are you trying to peddle here? Chicken and Waffles should look like this
A lot of great food in Seattle, but all expensive as fuck. What are your guys recommendations for cheap eats?
Mushashi's has the best price:quality ratio for sushi that I've found.A lot of great food in Seattle, but all expensive as fuck. What are your guys recommendations for cheap eats?
A lot of great food in Seattle, but all expensive as fuck. What are your guys recommendations for cheap eats?
Now I'm getting this for dinner. I love fats.I mean, I get that people want a Belgian-style waffle, but Fat's chicken is better than Witness so...
I like the chicken and waffles at Burgundian in Tangletown, but I'm not a big snob about them or anything.
I cook there....
A lot of great food in Seattle, but all expensive as fuck. What are your guys recommendations for cheap eats?
Yep, class of 2003. Frosty and the team won the championship during my freshman year. Even have a championhsip hoodie.
Didn't know you were a Lute. My brother was on the 1999 National Champion football team; probably before your time.
Ballard - My wife and I had dinner and drinks at Bramling Cross a few weeks ago. She's a big Bourbon/Old Fashioned fan, and liked what they offered. We also really like Staple and Fancy. Noble Fir is a great bar but they only do beer, cider and wine. Essex up in North Ballard has a great drink list.
Wallingford - Bizarro is great. If you're willing to stretch Wallingford down Stone Way into Fremont, you can't go wrong with Joule.
Fremont - Revel and their sister bar Quoin are great. Brouwers is thought of as being predominantly beer focused but they've got an impressive list of Bourbons, Whiskeys, Tequilla, etc.
Queen Anne - Used to live there years ago, but don't get over there much. When we do, we go to The Masonry or The Five Spot on top of QA Hill.
Guys, I just looked at the weather report and they're predicting 70 degrees for Wednesday. Our long winter is ending.
I cook there....
everything on the east side of stone is just legit no questions asked wallingford.
for food i'd add Stop n Go on 45th for their poke bowls and of course ezells. i also like miyabi, who just reinvented their menu. everybody except me loves Bodrum (turkish) on 45th and i am still fond of Kozue for mildly off kilter family style japanese food.
hey seattle gaf, im going to be visiting labor day weekend and was hoping to hitup the Mariners vs A's game. Does Costco sell discount tickets up there for mariners games or is there any other discounts available? wouldnt mind saving a few bucks!
thanks!
Sea Wolf Bakery which has some incredible croissants and sourdough loaves.
No discounts at Costco. If you buy your tickets at Safeco Field (at least one day ahead of the game) or at a Mariners Team Store you don't have to pay any service fees.
Anyone know how bad May Day will be tomorrow? Trying to decide if I should work from home.
Anyone know how bad May Day will be tomorrow? Trying to decide if I should work from home.