eric | Shared With: Everyone - 7 days ago | seattle, news
eric | Shared With: Everyone - 24 days ago | food, Seattle
Gilles has recommended this place for French food. It looks like they'll be having some nice fixed price stuff through July. I should maybe get in there.
Quoted: Rover's Restaurant is internationally recognized as the finest table in the Pacific Northwest region. Rover's offers a relaxed dining experience of the highest culinary caliber. You can expect ever-professional service, and an extensive, carefully selected wine list.
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eric | Shared With: Everyone - Jan 04 2008 | food, seattle, restaurant
Jan and I ate here with Audrey and Matt last night and it was quite nice. While the diner atmosphere throws you off a bit, the upscale food and service were fantastic. The 3 course fixed price meal for $30 was brilliant and I felt fair priced for what you were served. The grilled tuna main course cooked raw was succulent. The appetizer crispy pork shank carnitas was a marvelous taste explosion (and everyone else loved their razor clam chowder). Pricey but close to the market and recommended.
Quoted: steelhead diner: in the heart of the pike place market, seattle, wa
eric | Shared With: Everyone - Dec 17 2007 | Greg Nickels, Seattle, politics, transportation
Nickels has proposed giving city workers free bus passes. I think they should get more aggressive and give free bus passes to every city resident. That would be awesome.
Quoted: Mayor Greg Nickels has proposed giving all city employees free bus passes by 2009 to encourage use of transit as a means for reducing air pollution and, with it, global warming.
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