sung | Shared With: Everyone - Oct 02 2008 | seattle, freegan, food
ever wondered where to go dumpster diving to live the 'freegan' lifestyle? here's a map with some locations in Seattle.
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- sung | Shared With: Everyone - Dec 08 2006 | seattle, food, restaurants, review, cambodian, noodles
great place to replace pho with.
Quoted: In the cold winter months, noodle soups, which are served in a housemade broth, are the ultimate comfort food. The Cambodian Sate Beef Noodle soup (see bill portion below) is a standout with its intense, nutty flavor. Other choices include Fisherman's Bowl ($5.20), with prawns, calamari, fish cakes and fish balls, and Goo Nam Noodle ($5.20), with spiced beef stew and tendon.
- sung | Shared With: Everyone - Oct 22 2006 | wishlist, seattle, desert, food
Coco la ti da | Flagship Retail Dessert Lounge & Bakery:
806 East Roy Street
Seattle, WA 98102
Phone: 206.789.COCOredotted from : roldy
Quoted: Coco la ti da, Seattle's only sublime and extraordinary, sweet and savory, restaurant and lounge, and little slice of paradise by Sue McCown
- sung | Shared With: Everyone - Jul 18 2006 | Happy Hour, food, sushi, seattle, review
went here today - just getting back from this place.
here's my review. DO NOT GO THERE.
there was about 12-13 of us, we had to wait bout 20-30 min to get a table... which is understandable. then we ordered, they got our order wrong - they didn't bring out everything we ordered and had to ask afew times to make sure we got everything + the quality was crap. it was cheap... but not that cheap.
if you want great sushi - go to NIJO's. their happy hour is way way better + the quality of the food is fantastic. i've already written a review for it so look it up.
my recommendation is to go there on a sunday - between 4-6pm. you'll be very happy that you did.
sung | Shared With: Everyone - Jul 17 2006 | capitol hill, food, happy hour, restaurant, review, seattle
went here last night - it was (shockingly) empty - well, relatively speaking. the place is huge so even though there were plenty of people there, it just didn't seem very packed. which was great - cause we (myself, rice matt and a few of his peeps) wanted to bowl - and we didn't have to wait!
it was great - nothing like pitchers and bowling. you could tell i was getting drunk by looking at my score....
spare / strike / 7-1 / 4-0 / 0-2 /..... it was great.one thing i did notice. they have 'happy hour' from 3pm to 7pm where each lane is only $10 an hour... much better then the normal $25/hr. and if you're not a bowling person - they have lots of pool tables which are $5 an hour (during happy hour).
nice.
Quoted: Garage pool hall in Seattle Washington features 18 regulation pool tables and a full-service bar and restaurant.
- sung | Shared With: Everyone - Jun 27 2006 | Desserts, food, gelato, restaurant, seattle
Seattle
1425 First Avenue
Seattle, WA 98101
206-343-02000Summer Hours:(June-August)
Mon-Thurs: 8am-9pm
Friday: 8am-11pm
Saturday: 10am-Midnight
Sunday: 11am-8pmneed to try this out
redotted from : mohit - sung | Shared With: Everyone - Apr 10 2006 | seattle, coffee, closing, food
NO WAY! but they have such great food... :(
sad to hear that B&O Espresso is closing.redotted from : davematthews
- sung | Shared With: Everyone - Apr 09 2006 | vegetarian, restaurant, seattle, food
loved this place! completely forgot about it... gonna have to go there again SOON!
redotted from : shemoves
- sung | Shared With: Everyone - Apr 07 2006 | seattle, food, restaurant, food inspection
ever wondered how clean that chinese restaruant that you went to yesterday around 3 am?
well now you can find out! just type in the restaurant name and see their inspection reports. ho ho... i'm gonna die from food poisoning. :(
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