Escala poured the last bucket of concrete on the tippy top of their building yesterday. Whoops, probably just a year too late. But hey, we wish them all the best of luck. Escala is arguably…

Belltown People is widely (ok narrowly) known for two things. 1) Campy headlines. 2) Always looking out for the killer deals for the good citizens of belltown. It’s my esteemed pleasure to let you all…

City Foods has a manager take down special. This is a public service announcement for all the crackheads on their iPhones; do not steal from City Foods or Joe the Manager (no relation to plumber)…

This looks worth checking out.   Brasa, Cafe Campagne, Flying Fish and Rob Roy are sponsoring a cocktail competition staring St.-Germain liqueur. Twenty bucks buys participation in a Belltown bar-crawl Monday, April 13 from 7…

This was news to me until I read about it on Slog. Followed up by a piece in the Times. It’s always a bit of a shocker when this kind of crap happens down the street….

Sometimes on a gorgeous day like today; I wish I studied harder in school, put it all on black, or joined a winning .com at the age of 17. Perhaps only then could I have…

Ok, I admit… this post is stretching it. However, if you think you have what it takes to break into the ultra exclusive national dance-off scene; I don’t want you to miss out. This Saturday…

This sounds like a great alternative to standing in line at Specialties during your lunch hour. The First Methodist Church – wait… Daniel’s Recital Hall has a lunchtime classical music series. The atmosphere is informal:…

Sure, it’s outside of our walking distance, but don’t let that stop you from jumping in the mini cooper. 😐 The Burke Museum is presenting a series titled Coffee: The World in Your Cup. Please, do not put…

The Times has a nice compilation of the miguided rage around the snow storms that hit Seattle earlier in the year. To be honest, I’m remembering the slick streets and sledding with fondness. I sure…