Eater Seattle

Eater Seattle

Eater is a food and dining platform that is part of Vox Media. It was established in 2005 by Lockhart Steele and Ben Leventhal, initially concentrating on the dining and nightlife scene in New York City. In 2009, Eater expanded to a national level and by 2012, it was covering almost 20 cities. In late 2013, Vox Media acquired Eater along with two other brands from the Curbed Network. By 2017, Eater had developed around 25 local sites across the United States, Canada, and England. The site has received recognition from the James Beard Foundation Awards on four occasions.

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  • 1 day ago | seattle.eater.com | Harry Cheadle

    Coffeeholic House is absolutely addicted to opening new cafes. The local chain, which calls itself Seattle’s first Vietnamese coffee shop, opened in March 2020 — the onset of the COVID pandemic — and became wildly popular on TikTok thanks to its colorful, photogenic drinks that are often topped with cold foam or cheese foam. Coffeeholic started in Columbia City but now has locations in Greenwood and Bellevue — and soon Wallingford, according to the Puget Sound Business Journal.

  • 2 days ago | seattle.eater.com | Harry Cheadle

    The acclaimed Sea Creatures restaurant group is navigating some choppy waters.

  • 3 days ago | seattle.eater.com | Harry Cheadle

    For months, Canlis has been searching for its next executive chef, one of the most coveted gigs in the Seattle restaurant scene, if not the country. After interviewing candidates from all over the world, owner Mark Canlis has picked someone a little closer to home: James Huffman, the current executive sous chef. Canlis loves to do the unexpected, and hiring from within definitely counts as a surprise.

  • 3 days ago | seattle.eater.com | Harry Cheadle

    Here’s a list of notable openings we’ve clocked in the Seattle area in the last month. If we missed something, please email us: [email protected]. CAPITOL HILL — Capitol Hill Seattle Blog reports that the former Regent Bakery and Cafe space on 14th and Pine Street is now a Japanese hot pot joint called Raku Shabu Shabu, which is still in its soft opening phase.

  • 4 days ago | seattle.eater.com | Harry Cheadle

    Pride this year is a celebration and an act of political resistance against a resurgent anti-LGBTQ brand of right-wing politics. In Seattle, as usual, the largest event will be the official Seattle Pride Parade, which will bring more than a quarter-million people downtown to march on June 29. But the whole month of June will be filled with Pride events, like neighborhood Pride festivals, meetups, and even a “Pride Pet Vaccine Clinic” where LGBTQ pet owners pay only what they can.

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