Here’s where you should go. Did we miss your favorite romantic restaurant? Send us a tip by emailing [email protected]. As usual, this list is not ranked; it’s organized geographically. Taking a date ...

Bethany Jean Clement is a food writer at The Seattle Times. Tejal Rao is critic at large for the New York Times Food desk. Published Oct. 10, 2023Updated Jan. 14, 2025 In the Where to Eat ...

The area features 30 Yoshino cherry trees, originally planted in the Washington Park Arboretum ... downtown Seattle, with convenient public transit options also available. The park offers ample free ...

Los Angeles Arboretum and Botanic Garden: At the 127-acre oasis in Arcadia south of the 210 Freeway, Superintendent Timothy Phillips described the post-windstorm scene as “carnage” Friday but ...

Good news everyone: Seattle’s dim sum scene is improving, albeit slowly. The dim sum available in the Chinatown-International District was mediocre for many years (decades?), but a new addition there ...

Seattle magazine’s annual list of Most Influential people includes those who inspire, guide and uplift others through their actions, leadership and dedication. Their far-reaching influence stems from ...

Seattle's minimum wage increased to $20.76 per hour on Wednesday, and at least one business has already closed because of it. Seattle adopted the Minimum Wage Ordinance in June 2014, amending the ...

Take the Deception Pass Bridge Island Tour from Seattle, a private day trip that includes ferry ... Embrace the city's famous natural beauty at places like the Washington Park Arboretum's Japanese ...

It’s a nerve-wracking time to start a restaurant, especially in Seattle, with the convergence of food-price inflation and one of the nation’s highest minimum wages. But many restaurateurs ...

The Bebop Waffle Shop, a beloved café in West Seattle, closed its doors just days after Seattle's new minimum wage of $20.76 per hour took effect Wednesday. Bebop is one of several businesses in ...

As Americans continue to spend more time at home (often alone) on average, we collected some local, public spaces of connection by asking Seattle Times readers about their third places.