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Try these dogs the next time you need a late-night snack—or a hangover cure

If you think doughnuts are just for breakfast, you’ll be surprised at some of these offerings. Though sometimes a sweet ending to a meal, these fried morsels can also be part of the main course

An oasis with capital people-watching potential

Salmon gets hot at Jensen’s Old-Fashioned Smokehouse

Local food writer Cynthia Nims shares her recipe for a delicious—and decorous—game night

The Herbfarm's head gardener digs into spring with a crop of new assistants

All glazed over at the Ton Kiang Noodle House in the International District

Seattle chefs are experimenting with the molecular gastronomy trend. Is this new form of cooking a gimmick or a true culinary innovation?

The quiet Ventana has few high points

Artisinal Brasserie at the Bravern in Bellevue has French brasserie written all over it

Superb meats and cheeses at Phinney Ridge’s picnic

Master of the Cab/Syrah blend, Walla Walla’s innovative Buty Winery readies to bottle its first new estate wines

Cascadian Edible Landscapes, a Seattle plant-start delivery service takes the guess work out of growing your own fresh vegetables

Each March, Cancun, Cabo and Panama City Beach dominate the lucrative spring break market, but we think Seattle could be every bit the desirable destination for students looking to loosen up. With just a little rebranding—and our own twist on traditions—those tourist dollars will be rolling in. B.D.

The hybrid sport of stand-up paddle surfing is gaining steam here—and even cool weather doesn’t dampen the fun for its fans

From yoga studios to high-end restaurants, businesses are finding new ways to open and stay afloat

Fairhaven mixes modern trends with historic beauty

A group of local music lovers is united by its loyalty to a Detroit rap duo—but is this a harmless fan club or a gang to be feared?

Monica Guzman, of Seattle P-I's Big Blog, shows old media what new media looks like

Local, experimental short-film animators are creating art, frame by frame.

New spots around town to pamper you

Local health care leaders are promoting prevention as a way to stem chronic disease and health care costs. Will it catch on?

Tiptoe through the treetops at B.C.'s new Wildplay Element Park

Kelley Moore celebrates Hollywood’s biggest night with a Grauman’s Chinese Theatre–themed Oscar bash

Laurie Barokas and Nancy Cirillo strut their sporty spring line of workout clothes

Bookstore fan Knute Berger has come to realize that his habits are part of the problem—and part of the future—of bookselling

Seattle Magazine and Seattle's charities will miss Dick Friel

Amy O’Neal and Ellie Sandstrom are ready to astound you

The Sounders FC kicks off it's second season to the fanfare of our favorite fan band

Our Top To-Do's For March

If you haven’t seen local dancers Amy O’Neal and Ellie Sandstrom perform together before, well, you have some ’splaining to do.