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LA CREME BRULEE Quaint, French bistro serving Rack of Lamb Provence, Assiette De Saumon Fume Sur Porioche, pate, and more. Order their signature crème brûlée. 1604 Lafayette St., Steilacoom, 253.589.3001.
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Olympia Boston Harbor Pies Tacoma Mario's Mercato Italiano — Westside The Melting Pot — Downtown University Place Affairs Café & Bakery AFFAIRS CAFE & BAKERY Affairs Café & Bakery is a comfy place to catch up with a friend over breakfast and lunch. Also, their chocolates are as close to a vice as you can get without actually
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MOJITO BAY Think a Cuban PF Changs. The decor is metropolitan Caribbean. It sits next to the Capital Mall theater for excellent people watching. We prefer its elegant lounge as our dining spot. Eleven very different dinner choices were presented. Rock fish, rib-eye, Portuguese sausage, sirloin, jerk chicken, pork chops. This
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PORTER'S PLACE SOUTHERN CUISINE & BBQ Serves up the deep South offering ribs, catfish, coleslaw, collard greens, gumbo, etouffee, catfish, jambalaya, and blackberry cobbler. Check out the Saturday night jazz. 2615 E. N Street behind the La Quinta Inn, Tacoma, 253.383.7603.
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SUPER BUFFET There are Chinese buffets, and then there is the Super Buffet in DuPont. 975 Ross Ave., DuPont, 253.912.8889.
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Olympia Red Wind Casino Tacoma Old House Café — Proctor District OLD HOUSE CAFÉ They serve a Sunday brunch that defies the ordinary. There is a baked apple with potato pancakes; stuffed peanut butter and banana French toast; oyster frittata; even green eggs and ham (a pesto sauce accounts for the color). Drops-ins are accepted,
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Federal Way Village Inn Lakewood IHOP Olympia Cicada Restaurant & Lounge Darby's Cafe Tacoma Alfred’s Café & Bubble Room — Tacoma Dome District Babblin’ Babs Bistro — Proctor District Elmer’s Pancake and Steakhouse — South Tacoma IHOP — South Tacoma, West Tacoma Java Fusion — Sixth Avenue Marcia's Silver Spoon — Nalley Valley Pegasus Restaurant & Lounge — Tacoma Dome District Puget Sound Pizza —
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AFFAIRS CAFE & BAKERY Affairs Café & Bakery is a comfy place to catch up with a friend over breakfast and lunch. Also, their chocolates are as close to a vice as you can get without actually sinning. 2811 Bridgeport Way W., University Place, 253.565.8604. LINK: Review on Spew BABBLIN’ BABS BISTRO Billed as
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HONEY BEE BBQ The ribs, chicken and brisket are slow-cooked over an alder wood fire until the meat is tender but not soft, and infused with smoke all the way down to the bone. 1314 72nd St. E., Tacoma, 253.535.0588. PAPA EDDIE’S CORNER CAFÉ & RIBS Papa Eddie’s offers more than standard barbeque
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HONEY BEE BBQ The ribs, chicken and brisket are slow-cooked over an alder wood fire until the meat is tender but not soft, and infused with smoke all the way down to the bone. 1314 72nd St. E., Tacoma, 253.535.0588. PAPA EDDIE’S CORNER CAFÉ & RIBS Papa Eddie’s offers more than standard barbeque
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DuPont Super Buffet Federal Way Genghis Khan Mongolian Grill Fircrest Happy At The Bay Teriyaki Lakewood Hwang-Do Seafood Noodle Honey Pig Long Beach Café Palace Restaurant and Cafe Than Brothers Olympia Cebu Pho Hoa Tacoma Coconut Thai — South East West Café — South, North Galanga Thai Cuisine — Downtown Happy Dragon — Sixth Avenue Indochine Asian Dining Lounge — Downtown Oriental Noodle & Grill — West Peanut Sauce —
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DuPont Bruceski's Buffalo Wings and Pizza Federal Way Applebee's Neighborhood Grill and Bar Village Inn Lacey Ram Restaurant & Brewery Lakewood Applebee's Neighborhood Grill and Bar Carrs Restaurant and Bar The French Hen Hoagie's Sub Deli Ponder's Landmark Café Ram Restaurant & Brewery Olympia South Bay Dickerson's Slow and Low BBQ Puyallup Applebee's Neighborhood Grill and Bar Ram Restaurant & Brewery Ruston Antique Sandwich Co. Tatanka Take-Out Tacoma Alfred's Café & Bubble Room
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blackberry bushes In Olympia, girls like to do things their way. Since the early ’90s punk rock girls and Washington’s state capital have walked hand in hand down the independent music highway. But the self-reliant female energy from punk music radiated into other things. In 2004, three friends noted that in
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blackberry bushes In Olympia, girls like to do things their way. Since the early ’90s punk rock girls and Washington’s state capital have walked hand in hand down the independent music highway. But the self-reliant female energy from punk music radiated into other things. In 2004, three friends noted that in
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MEMORIAL DAY For details on Memorial Day ceremonies in the South Sound, check out the Memorial Day Command Center. 9TH NORTHWEST BIENNIAL The 9th Northwest Biennial at Tacoma Art Museum is one of the more impressive biennials they’ve had, with a wide range of very intriguing art. The show closes today. Read the
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1. Muckleshoot Casino hosts L80’s Night (get it?) featuring That ‘80s Show Impersonator Variety Show beginning at 9:30 p.m. 2. Artist Jen Elek spends the day in the Museum of Glass' Hot Shop beginning at 10 a.m. 3. Nicholas Nyland’s show at mineral consists of one ambitious three-dimensional work and about a
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Art is important in Lakewood — and we’re not just talking about murals painted on bikini barista stands. No, Lakewood takes its culture seriously, which is why the Friends Gallery at the Lakewood Library exists. Today, the first day of December, the “Celebrate the Fish” exhibit will kick off, featuring
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ROCKARAOKE In the early ‘70s, a Japanese musician by the name of Daisuke Inoue invented the first ever Karaoke machine. The name Karaoke comes from a combination of the word Kara-meaning empty and Okesutora- meaning orchestra. However, even Daisuke’s Sadist ass couldn’t have fathomed what happens every Monday night at Jazzbones.
