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curlyhairbibliophile · 4 years

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It’s my birthday!! Weirdly enough, I actually look forward to birthdays. In my head, I usually break up my life in chapters so a birthday to me is a definitive close of one chapter and the open of another. This birthday, however, feels particularly odd as anyone with a birthday right now can relate to. On the blog today, I wanted to write about and reflect on some of the things I saw, did, listened to, etc. during this year of my life!

Five Places I’ve Visited

New York City, NY

To be fair, this isn’t exactly a peculiar location that I visited! If you know me, I love to go to New York A LOT. While I was 18, I went exactly nine times mostly just for day trips to see shows. It honestly kind of kills me that I can’t go into the city to see a show on my birthday, but my bank account is very thankful!

San Luis Obispo, CA

This is a weird fun fact you may not know about me: I’m originally from California! However, I moved from California when I was ten. This past summer, I went to California to visit some of my family and friends with my boyfriend. I met my cousins half way in San Luis Obispo, and I actually had so much fun! I’ve never really been a beach gal, but it was really relaxing and fun to reconnect with my cousins. It was only a weekend trip, but I wanted to include it on here!

Boston, MA

I actually live here now! As you probably know by now, I am a freshman at Emerson College for Writing, Literature, and Publishing. However, prior to moving there, I had only been to Boston twice. So, it’s been such a joy being able to explore Boston in my first two semesters at Emerson. I can genuinely say I’ve grown so much while living there, and I can’t wait to return in the fall.

Washington D.C.

One of the highlights of my year was attending ALA last summer in Washington D.C. with my mom! I am close enough to D.C., so we drove two hours into the city every day of the conference. In total, I believe we drove 12 hours total. It was honestly worth it, and my mom and I had the absolute best time. I finally got to meet Cat (bottom left picture!) after I’ve been pen pals with her for a couple years. I absolutely love D.C., and I can’t wait to eventually go back.

Five Albums I’ve Listened to

Jagged Little Pill

Octet

High As Hope

Rumours

Youth Is Wasted

Five Accomplishments I’m Proud Of

Emerson Review: One of the things that intimated me most (and still intimidates me) about Emerson is the amount of opportunities available with all the different organizations on campus. In the first semester, I applied to be a reader for the oldest and only international literary magazine on campus called Emerson Review. Honestly, I have a lot of growing to do, especially when it comes to voicing my opinions in front of others, but I can feel myself improving slowly. We just finished our 49th volume, and I am beyond thrilled to have been a part of it.

Work-Study Job: I assume this is not just an Emerson thing, but trying to find a work-study job is HARD. In the fall, I applied to almost seventeen different work-study jobs until I finally got a box office representative position on campus. Little did I know how much this job would mean to me now. It’s taught me so much just in the six months I’ve been there, even just with de-escalation and how to talk to customers. It’s also given me a massive support system with my co-workers and managers, and I’m really happy to be there.

Growth of Curlyhairbibliophile: I must admit: I have not been the best blogger in the past year. I have admittedly forgotten about this blog the minute I get somewhat busy, and I honestly really regret that. However, just within the past month and a half since I’ve been home due to COVID-19, I am so proud of the content I have been able to produce. In fact, it brings me so much joy to express my love of books again on this platform. I don’t like to focus on number counts too much, but I am so close to 600 followers on here which is CRAZY considering how this blog has changed over the past four years! I’m so eternally grateful for all the love and support I’ve received, and I can’t wait to continue this platform as I turn 19 and beyond!

Living On My Own: I’ve always been a pretty independent person. However, moving six hours away from home for the first time is a pretty big test to your independence. I am honestly quite proud of myself for being able to pick up prescriptions, manage classes and work, go grocery shopping, figuring out how to use public transportation, do dishes, etc. It’s a small accomplishment, but I’m going to give myself a pat on the back for this one.

First Internship: If you follow me on Twitter, you may know this already but I landed my first publishing internship this spring! I am a remote editorial intern for Jolly Fish Press/Flux Books. I’m quite grateful for this opportunity, especially since I just finished my freshman year just a few days ago. I’ve been doing it for about a month now, and it’s been so much fun to get a first hand perspective on different aspects in publishing.

Five Shows I Saw (Once or Twice…Or Five Times)

Moby Dick: I saw Moby Dick at American Reparatory Theatre this previous December. It was such a cool and innovative production, and if it ever comes back I HIGHLY recommend you see it. Rating: ⭑⭑⭑⭑/⭑⭑⭑⭑⭑

Jagged Little Pill: I saw Jagged Little Pill just a few months ago with my roommate in NYC. I can’t talk about this one enough! It’s such an important story, and I’m grateful to have seen this before the world shut down. ⭑⭑⭑⭑⭑/⭑⭑⭑⭑⭑

The Purists: I saw this show this past December in Boston with Huntington Theatre Company! It was actually a play directed by Billy Porter, and I thoroughly enjoyed it! ⭑⭑⭑⭑/⭑⭑⭑⭑⭑

West Side Story: I saw the recent revival of West Side Story this past December because one of my favorite Broadway actors was in it. However, the night we saw it he was out injured. Overall, the production was not good. I could write a full post about this show. Additionally, one of the cast members was fired from the New York Ballet for sexual misconduct, yet he was still cast in this production. ⭑/⭑⭑⭑⭑⭑

Oklahoma!: I saw this revival of Oklahoma! on Broadway a few times this fall, and that definitely was not enough! It made me fall in love with this show I once thought was outdated and crusty. It’s going on tour this fall, and if it’s making a stop near you I HIGHLY recommend you check it out. ⭑⭑⭑⭑⭑/⭑⭑⭑⭑⭑.

Five Books I’ve Read

Perks of Being a Wallflower by Stephen Chbosky: I am aware that I am probably the LAST person on Earth to read this book. However, I figured this time would be the best to go back and read some of the books I may have missed throughout the years. I can genuinely see why this book introduced so many people to Young Adult novels, and I’m glad I finally read it.

Red, White, and Royal Blue by Casey McQuiston: THIS BOOK! If you have not heard about this book, I am honestly shocked because it has infiltrated my life both online and in real life. I absolutely devoured it, and I can’t recommend it enough.

Full Disclosure by Camryn Garrett: I actually picked up an ARC of this book at ALA, and I wasn’t quite sure what to expect. However, I can’t express how phenomenal this book was. I even read it at the register while I was working at Michaels and got in trouble with my manager (oops). Regardless, another book I can’t recommend enough.

Becoming by Michelle Obama: Does this one really need an explanation? Even if you aren’t a non-fiction reader, I highly recommend picking up this book. I would even go as far as saying Becoming was my favorite book of 2019. Yes, it is that good.

The Poet X by Elizabeth Acevedo: I first bought The Poet X a few years ago on a whim, and I finally decided to read it last year. BOY, I AM SO GLAD I DID. Elizabeth Acevedo has immediately become an auto-buy author for me, and I can’t get enough of her books.

Phew! Sorry for this long post! I’m really grateful for the year I have had, and all I have been able to see, experience, listen to, and read. Now, I am going to scarf down some cake and spend some time with my family. Obviously, I am not expecting anything but I wanted to include my Amazon wishlist here. However, I really don’t need anything. If you did want to do something for my birthday, the organization The Actor’s Fund does some really great work for artists and performers, especially right now due to COVID-19. It would mean a lot if you had a dollar or two to donate. Here is the link to donate.

Thank you so much for all of your support, whether you’re new to my blog or have been with me since the beginning. I am always so encouraged by the passion and activism I see within the book community, and I love you all so much.

Hope you are all doing okay! Thank you for making it so far into this post. Have you had to celebrate your birthday while stuck inside? What has been your favorite moment of your year so far? Do you enjoy your birthdays or do you dread them?

Happy COVID-19th Birthday to Me! A Reflection On My 18th Year of Life It's my birthday!! Weirdly enough, I actually look forward to birthdays. In my head, I usually break up my life in chapters so a birthday to me is a definitive close of one chapter and the open of another.

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jamesandkarlamurray · 4 years

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hammondcast · 5 years

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Jon Hammond Duo In Smiley's Bolinas Benefit Concert For Don Deane

#WATCHMOVIE HERE: Jon Hammond Duo In Smiley's Bolinas Benefit Concert For Don Deane Jon's archive https://archive.org/details/jonhammondduoinsmileysbolinasbenefitconcertfordondeane Youtube https://youtu.be/11CNd0a9WXs FB https://www.facebook.com/hammondcast/videos/10156228131832102/ Jon Hammond Duo in Smiley's Smiley's Schooner Saloon Bolinas, California - benefit concert for Don Deane - famous bossa nova tune with Jon Otis drums and Jon Hammond at the Hammond Sk1 organ #BossaNova#BenefitGig#HammondOrgan#Drums#Bolinas#SmileysSaloon

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My birthplace Chicago, Illinois is looking real good tonight! Jon Hammond #Chicago #LookingRealGood

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Boxcar Hammond Riding the MetraRail Rails On The Bi-Level Metra in the Land O' Lincoln to visit my friends in Hammond Suzuki USA Chicago IL, Lombard and Addison IL - #Boxcar #MetraRail #HammondOrgan #LandOfLincoln #BiLevelMetra Jon Hammond

Thanks to my friends Steve Simmons & Scott May from Hammond Suzuki USA for recommending Lou Malnati's Pizza, it was awesome and I have some left for breakfast! State Street (Chicago), wow that was good!! - Jon Hammond*Note: Our waiter Cameron was great, thanks Cameron!#LouMalnatis#Pizza#DeepDishPizza #ChicagoStyle

Chicago, Illinois -- I think maybe this is Elwood's Apartment from The Blues Brothers Movie, window directly next to the L Train Chicago I just saw - classic! Jake Elwood/ Dan Akroyd Can you imagine sleeping right next to that folks?! - Jon Hammond Youtube: https://youtu.be/FQMEmY1EdsU Blues Brothers-Elwood's Apartment #TheBluesBrothers #ChicagoLTrain #ElwoodsApartment #JakeElwood

Actual Kodak film photo - haircut time at the high-end Marc Joseph Salon & Spa Wellness - L to R Rocky the Barber, Yosef Barber, Jon Hammond - Rocky said before the picture, "The Three Musketeers"! - another great haircut, thanks!#MarcJosephSalon#Haircut#Barbers#TheThreeMusketeers

Actual Kodak film photos midtown Manhattan, New YorkJon Hammond in the big apple#KodakFilm#Manhattan#FilmCenter

Actual Kodak film photo -- my custom built Excelsior Accordions AC/R tone chamber accordion with factory installed Sennheiser stereo pickup system - sounds sublime! - Jon Hammondthanks photolaboratory.com film lab http://www.AccordionRadio.com/#ExcelsiorAccordion#KodakFilm #PhotoLab #Accordion

Actual Kodak film photos -- Jon Hammond early bird breakfast Huevos Rancheros at Gilman Grill with Avocado and Black Beans#KodakFilm#HuevosRancheros#GilmanGrill#EarlyBirdBreakfast

Actual Kodak film picture I shot of my friend Tarek - he did a good job fixing my LL Bean pocket watch at Kiosk 230 - 55 W. 47th Street in New York City Diamond District Bid Improvement district - Tarek says "Watches are my life" - and me, "Music is my life"! Jon Hammond #NewYorkCityDiamondDistrictImprovment #WatchesAreMyLife #KodakFilm https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/47th_Street_(Manhattan) "The Diamond District is between Fifth Avenue and Sixth Avenue in Midtown Manhattan. The district was created when dealers moved north from an earlier district near Canal Street and the Bowery that was created in the 1920s, and from a second district located in the Financial District, near the intersection of Fulton and Nassau Streets, which started in 1931, and also at Maiden Lane, which had existed since the 18th century. A notable, long-time anomaly of the district was the famous Gotham Book Mart, a bookstore, which was located at 41 West 47th Street from 1946 to 2004.

The move uptown started in 1941. The district grew in importance when Nazi Germany invaded the Netherlands and Belgium, forcing thousands of Orthodox Jews in the diamond business to flee Amsterdam and Antwerp and settle in New York City. Most of them remained after World War II, and remain a dominant influence in the Diamond District.[3] Another factor in the northward move was the co-location of finance and insurance companies who moved into the downtown districts, causing rents to drastically increase.[4] By 1941, the Diamond Dealers Club—an exclusive club that acts as a de facto diamond exchange and has its own synagogue—officially made the move up to midtown as well.[5]

The area is one of the primary centers of the global diamond industry,[citation needed] as well as the premier center for jewelry shopping in the city. It is one of the largest diamond and jewelry districts in the United States, along with Jewelers' Row, Philadelphia and Los Angeles's Jewelry District, and it is the second oldest surviving jewelry district in the United States after Jewelers' Row in Philadelphia. Total receipts for the value of a single day's trade on the block average $400 million.[6] An estimated 90% of diamonds in the United States enter through New York. There are 2,600 independent businesses located in the district, nearly all of them dealing in diamonds or jewelry. Most are located in booths at one of the 25 "exchanges" in the district, and in a public corridor to 46th Street. Commission based hawkers are also a common sight and they usually solicit business for stores located on the street level.[7]

Many deals are finalized by a simple, traditional blessing (mazel und brucha, which means "luck and blessing") and handshake.[3][8] Retailers with shops line the streets outside. At 50 West 47th Street is the Gemological Institute of America which trains gem dealers.[9] One distinguishing figure of the district is the diamond-motif street lights illuminating the corners.[10] The NYC Diamond District also holds three prominent trade interconnected buildings: the 580 Fifth Avenue Exchange, the DDC, Diamond Dealers Club, and the International Gem Tower. It is also steps from other landmarks such as Rockefeller Center and Radio City Music Hall. " **How to get to the world-famous Diamond District: "The New York City Subway's 47th–50th Streets – Rockefeller Center station on the IND Sixth Avenue Line offers service on the B, D, F, , and M services. An underground concourse connects the station with the buildings of Rockefeller Center. The 49th Street station on the BMT Broadway Line offers service on the N, Q, R, and W trains, and is accessible via a part-time booth at Seventh Avenue and 47th Street at the south end of the station.

Now we go over to 34th & Ninth Ave. to the B&H Photo Video Pro Audio Store and visit my friend Chris in the Used Cameras Department - Chris checked out my old 55mm lens and figured out it had a problem, he hooked me up with a real nice reasonably priced 50mm 1.8 Nikkor lens for my Nikon F-3camera - I shot this photograph of Chris with the lens and Kokak Portrait film - looking real good Chris! - Jon Hammond #BHPhoto#KodakFilm#NikonF3#Portrait

My Potatoes & Onions are so damn good!I lived on these mostly for 5 years while living over in Germany - I cook 'em up with real olive oil, salt & pepper hell yeah!Chef Boy-ar-Hammond - Famous Idaho Potatoes - Jon Hammond#Potatoes#Onions #OliveOil

bossa nova, benefit gig, smiley's saloon, bolinas, hammond organ, drums, jon hammond duo

#bossanova #benefitgig #smileyssaloon #bolinas #hammondorgan #drums #duo

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twosmallfarms · 6 years

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2018 Delivery Pick Up Site List

**As of April 2018 our CSA is filled to capacity. We are keeping waiting lists and some space *may* open up in summer. If you’re interested in being on the waiting list please email Shelley with your name, phone #, address, and at least 2 preferred to pick up sites from below. Thanks for all your patience. Meantime: do sign up for our free CSA newsletter for news from the farm, you’re welcome to attend events that are open to the public such as uptick tomato day, restore the wetlands days at High Ground, etc. -Shelley, Julia, and Jeanne

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-Silicon Valley, the Peninsula, and San Francisco on Wednesdays -Santa Cruz County, Los Gatos, Monterey, Salinas, Morgan Hill, and Gilroy on Thursdays Peninsula and South Bay on Fridays

On Wednesdays we deliver produce to the pickup sites in:

Burlingame (in San Mateo ): off of East Poplar Ave and Monte Diablo Ave. (3:30 p.m. to 9 p.m.) Cupertino: Countess Dr. , near Bollinger & Miller (12:30pm-10:30 pm) Los Altos: Near Loyola Corners (1:30 pm-10:30 pm) Los Gatos : (in San Jose) Union Avenue, north of Hwy. 85 near Charmeran Avenue (11 a.m. to 10:30 p.m.) Mountain View : (in Sunnyvale) Off West El Camino near 85 (2:30 pm – 11 pm) Palo Alto: on La Para near El Camino and Arastradero (2 p.m.-10 pm) Palo Alto : on Ross Road, near Oregon and Middlefield (1:30 p.m.- 10 pm) Palo Alto : Stanford West apartments , off of Sand Hill Road, near Stanford Medical Center (1pm – 10pm) Palo Alto: Stanford at Escondido Village (11 am to 8 p.m.) Portola Valley : near intersection of Alpine and Portola Road (11am. to 11 p.m.) San Carlos : near San Carlos Ave and Club Drive (4:00 pm – 11 p.m.) San Francisco/Mission : on Folsom, between 25th and 26th Streets (2:30 pm – 10pm) San Francisco/Richmond : Near 46th and Geary (2 pm – 9pm) San Francisco / Outer Sunset : Near corner of Judah and 28th (1:30 p.m. to 9 p.m.) San Francisco/Inner Sunset: near the corner of 9th and Pacheco (1:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.) San Francisco/SOMA: near 5th and Howard (2:30 pm to 8:30 pm) San Jose Downtown : Near 15th Street and San Salvador, near SJSU (3:30 pm to 10 pm) San Jose : Christ the Good Shepherd Lutheran Church – near Hamilton & Meridian (4:30pm – midnight) San Jose/Rosegarden : Shasta Ave. near San Carlos and Park Ave (4 pm to 9 pm) San Jose Willow Glen 1: near intersection of Willow and Lincoln (4:15 pm to 8 pm) San Jose Willow Glen 2: near Almaden Expressway and Koch Lane (5 pm to 9 pm: we’ll try to get there earlier…) San Mateo : Near Hillsdale and Norfolk (3:30 pm to 10pm) Santa Clara : near El Camino and Bowers (3 pm to 9pm) Saratoga – Quito Rd. on Quito Road , just south of 85. (noon to 11 p.m.) Sunnyvale : Near 101 and N. Mathilda Ave. , near Columbia Park (2 pm to 10 pm) Woodside/Redwood City: near Woodside Road and Alameda de las Pulgas (11 am to 8 pm)

On Thursdays we deliver produce to the pickup sites in:

Aptos: Ledyard Way – off Soquel Drive, near the public library (10 am -11pm) Capitola: 49th Avenue off of Wharf Rd., just accross from Shadowbrook’s main parking lot (3:30 pm -9pm) Carmel Taylor Road: off of Atherton Road, (1:30 pm to 10 pm) Corralitos: Aldridge Ln. just around the corner from the Sausage Market (11am – 11pm) Gilroy: Near intersection of Mantelli and Rancho Hills (4 pm -11 pm) La Selva Beach: Aptos Academy, just off San Andreas Rd. (9:30am – 6pm: they close and lock the gate after by 6 pm, you must be able to pick up box in the time frame listed) Live Oak (Santa Cruz): Off 17 the Avenue, near Chanticleer Avenue and Mattison Lane (4:30pm-10pm) Los Gatos: Izorah Way near intersection of Los Gatos Blvd and Blossom Hill Road (11:45am to 11 pm.) Los Gatos/San Jose: off of Blossom Hill Road , near Leigh Ave. (12:15 pm to 9 pm) Monterey: At the Unitarian Church off Hwy 1 at PG Hwy 68 exit (1 pm – 9:30 pm) Monterey: at a business on Highway 68 near Olmstead/airport. (noon to 7 pm) Monterey: MIIS (Monterey Institute of International Studies) near downtown Monterey (12 pm to 9pm) Morgan Hill: Off Hwy 1, between Cochrane and East Dunne (3:30pm-midnight) Pacific Grove : Just off Lighthouse near Caledonia Park (1 pm -9 pm) Rio Del Mar: On Kenneth Drive off of Club Drive (11 am -9 pm) Salinas: Riker Street, off of West Blanco Road (2:30 pm -8 pm) Santa Cruz: Fairmount Ave., between Branciforte and Morrissey (4 pm -10 pm) Santa Cruz: Linden St. near Water Street and North Branciforte (3:30 pm – 9 pm) Santa Cruz: On Oceanview Ave. near Shoppers Corner (3 pm -10 pm) Santa Cruz Downtown: on Maple, near Laurel and Chestnut (2:30 pm – 10:30 pm) Santa Cruz Westside: Gharkey St. near Continental, off of Bay (2 pm – 9 pm) Santa Cruz Westside: High St. at the First Congregational Church near UCSC (1:15 pm to midnight) Scotts Valley: off of Bean Creek Road, near the middle school (10:30am to 11 pm) Scotts Valley North: Off of Glenwood Drive , near Granite Creek exit & Hwy 17. (11 am to 8 pm) * New Location * Seaside: Near Broadway and Noche Buena Street (11am to 8pm) Soquel: Near Main St. and Soquel Dr. (3 pm-midnight) Watsonville: Bronson Street off of Martinelli (10:30 am to 9 pm) Watsonville just off Hwy 1, Green Valley Road exit (10:00 am to 5 pm)

On Fridays: we deliver produce to the pickup sites in:

Los Altos Downtown: Hawthorne off of S. San Antonio Rd, near Foothill, (noon to 11 pm) Los Gatos Downtown: close to intersection of Hwy 9 and Santa Cruz Ave, near Bachman Park (11 am to 11 pm) Mountain View: central Mountain View, near Miramonte and El Camino Real (2 p.m. to 10 p.m.) West Menlo Park: near the Alameda and Valparaiso Avenue , (1 pm to 8p.m.) Menlo Park Coleman: on Coleman Avenue near the intersection with Willow Road , (1:30 pm. to 10 p.m.) Palo Alto Bryant Street: intersects with Embarcadero Road . Near Town and Country Village., (12:30 a.m. to 9 p.m.) Palo Alto Cornell Street: near Stanford’s Escondido Village , (12 p.m. to 9 p.m.) Saratoga: off of Saratoga Ave, just south of Hwy 85 (11 am to 10 pm) Sunnyvale: near Lawrence Expressway and East Homestead Road, off of Lochnivar Ave., (11:30 am to 9 pm )

NOTE: We don’t give exact addresses on the website to keep a little privacy for our pick up site hosts. We can give you more specifics when you sign up.

Interested in becoming a member? To get the exact address of each delivery call us at (831)786-0625.

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instantdeerlover · 4 years

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The Best Things We Ate This Week (8) added to Google Docs

The Best Things We Ate This Week (8)

New York City is open for outdoor dining, which means there are hundreds of restaurants where you can eat outside today. But if you can’t decide where to start, or you’d rather order something great for takeout, we totally understand. That’s why we’re highlighting the best dishes we’ve had recently, all of which are available for takeout, delivery, and outdoor dining right now. From a can of giant beans soaked in tomato sauce to one of the best burgers in NYC, here’s a look into our personal food journals.

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Scallop Fried Rice

“Literally days before quarantine hit New York City, the Tribeca tasting menu Atera restaurant opened a wine bar next door, serving small plates. They’ve stuck it out through the pandemic (while Atera is closed), and have a great outdoor dining situation with tables scattered down Worth Street. The small plates are all pretty excellent, but the scallop rice with egg yolk and trout roe stood out as a highlight. From a service perspective, it’s not surprising that this place is connected to a fine dining establishment, so we’d recommend checking it out for a special night out, outdoors.”

-Hillary Reinsberg, Editor In Chief

Matt Tervooren Cafe Rue Dix $ $ $ $ French , West African in Brooklyn , Crown Heights $$$$ 1451 Bedford Ave

Gambas a la Plancha

“The grilled tiger shrimp at this French-Senegalese spot in Crown Heights look like delicious, albeit normal-sized shrimp, but each one makes you feel like you’re at the tail-end of a peel n’ eat free-for-all. They’re dense and tender, lightly charred and buttery, and somehow, they may not even be the most memorable part of the dish. Underneath them lies a soft pita that you only really notice after finishing half of the shrimp, by which time it’s sopping with lemon juice, spices, and a whole lot of butter sauce.”

-Matt Tervooren, Staff Writer

Hannah Albertine Casa Enrique $ $ $ $ Mexican in Long Island City , Queens $$$$ 5-48 49th Ave.

Chile en Nogada

“Casa Enrique’s chile en nogada is as delicious as it is stunning. Their version is fruit heavy, and filled with enough pears, apples, peaches, apricots, and raisins to convince your stomach you drank a smoothie, and the handful of salty ground pork inside the poblano helps to subdue the overall sweetness. While this is technically a special, you’ll often see it on the menu. Keep an eye out for this pomegranate-studded, cream-covered pepper like you’re scanning a park for an isolated bench.”

-Hannah Albertine, Staff Writer

Hannah Albertine Brooklyn Noosh $$$$ 988 Atlantic Ave

Flamin’ Hot Cheetos Wings

“I ate these wings sitting next to a raging fire pit in the alley behind this new Bed-Stuy spot. Between the smoky campfire smell, the slow-burn heat of the wings, and the fact that my friend cried out after hot cheeto dust got in his eye, I briefly forgot I was still in 2020. What I’m saying is, these fried, cayenne-forward wings are a little bit ridiculous and a little bit painful, and they might be exactly what you need to feel better tonight.”

-Hannah Albertine, Staff Writer

Rahi $ $ $ $ Indian in West Village $$$$ 60 Greenwich Ave

Methi Gosht

“I went to this West Village Indian spot while researching The Best Fried Chicken Sandwiches In NYC, and their garam masala-coated version certainly didn’t disappoint. But for how much I still think about that sandwich, I spend just as much time reminiscing about the bone-in goat curry. Cutting a hole in the puffed naan shell releases steam that makes it seem like the kitchen’s entire spice rack is being run through a still. The basmati rice acts like a sponge soaking up all of the flavor from the juices and minced goat, and yet the best bites are the pieces of gamey meat attached to the bones at the bottom of the pot.”

-Matt Tervooren, Staff Writer

Jalsa - Grill And Gravy $$$$ 964 Coney Island Ave

Chicken Dum Biryani

“Biryani is my weighted blanket, my 15-minute yoga flow, and my chill music mix all in one. So when I got a craving for it last weekend, I figured I’d go out of my way to find the best biryani on the planet (read: within my delivery radius). Thankfully, the chicken dum biryani I ordered from Jalsa in Ditmas Park had exactly the kind of balanced-but-bold flavor I needed. It’s a big portion with a few whole chicken legs inside, and all of the meat falls right off the bone. The rice tasted like saffron which was extremely satisfying and also reminded me of an old roommate whose IG handle was ‘saffrongirl69.’ I hope she’s gotten better about doing the dishes.”

-Nikko Duren, Editorial Assistant

Matt Tervooren Diner $ $ $ $ American in Williamsburg $$$$ 85 Broadway

Fried Chicken Sandwich

“I’m working on a guide to the best fried chicken sandwiches in NYC, and without giving too much away, I can share three takeaways from my research thus far. First, I’m currently more chicken than Foghorn Leghorn. Second, white meat - why? And third, Diner will make the guide. What separates the version at this Williamsburg American spot from most of the others I’ve tried recently is the meat itself. It’s so tender that if it weren’t for the thin layer of crispy skin, it’d be nearly impossible to tell where the juicy, buttery meat ends, and the soft, buttery potato bun begins. Just know that it’s only offered at lunch Friday through Sunday.”

-Matt Tervooren, Staff Writer

Hannah Albertine Joe & Pat's $$$$ 168 1st Ave

Clam Pizza

“My mother always taught me to think that molluscs and cheese don’t belong together. But the cracker-thin clam pie from Joe & Pat’s is proof that food rules are mostly stupid, because the cheese, garlic, parsley, and briny clams on this pizza should start an LLC together. Make this your next Friday night takeout so you can weigh in on my mom’s abrasive seafood-dairy policies.”

-Hannah Albertine, Staff Writer

Hannah Albertine KM1 $ $ $ $ Latin , Caribbean , Dominican in East Village $$$$ 58 E 1st St

Mofongo de Churrasco

“KM1 is a new Caribbean restaurant right across from those handball courts on Houston Street in the East Village. The menu has a bunch of Dominican dishes, including a plate of perfectly-seasoned strip steak with a crispy pile of plantains and a light tomato sauce. Between the tomato broth bath and the alternating bites of chewy steak and crunchy fried plantains, this mofongo was the highlight of my eating week.”

-Hannah Albertine, Staff Writer

Winner Winner $ $ $ $ Cafe/Bakery in Brooklyn , Park Slope $$$$ 367 7th Ave

Rosemary and Grape Focaccia

“If your neighborhood bakery doesn’t serve grape and rosemary focaccia, that’s okay - mine doesn’t either. But recently I was biking around Park Slope, and decided to try a neighborhood bakery that does. At Winner, the aforementioned focaccia loaf was sweet, salty, crispy, and fluffy all at once. I’ll be pretending this spot is my neighborhood bakery from now on.”

-Nikko Duren, Editorial Assistant

Hannah Albertine Lhasa Tibetan Restaurant $ $ $ $ Tibetan in East Village $$$$ 177 1st Ave

Non-Veg Momo Combo

“One of Lhasa’s momos may have exploded beef juice all over my laptop, and that’s OK. It’s a good thing that they’re stuffed to the brim with meat, onions, ginger, and chives. This Jackson Heights Tibetan restaurant just opened a new location on 11th and 1st Avenue, and I plan on slowly but surely breaking the keyboard of my computer with their momo broth.”

- Hannah Albertine, Staff Writer

Black Crescent $ $ $ $ Lower East Side $$$$ 76 Clinton St

Oysters

“Admittedly, oysters don’t have to try very hard to make me happy. But there was something special about these particular East Coast oysters from the recently-reopened Black Crescent. Maybe it was the fact that they were briny-tasting and smooth, or that they were the first oysters I’ve had all summer, or that I had already consumed a margarita in a plastic cup. Whatever it was, I was overjoyed.”

- Hannah Albertine, Staff Writer

La Isla Cuchifritos $ $ $ $ Latin in Brooklyn , Bushwick $$$$ 1439 Myrtle Ave.

Alcapurria

“If I could have any superpower, my ninth or tenth pick would be to have an unlimited number of the dense, crispy alcapurrias from La Isla Cuchifritos in Bushwick. People would say things like, ‘That seems like a waste of a superpower,’ and I’d just be like, ‘Do want an alcapurria or not?’ And they’d probably say yes. I know this because I ate a few recently, and this is how any reasonable person should respond.”

- Bryan Kim, Senior Staff Writer

Matt Tervooren Viking Fresh Off The Hook $$$$ 1905 Bayview Ave

Fried Oysters & Raw Tuna

“I’d enjoy fried oysters anywhere. Most recently, I had a bucket of them next to the dock on Long Beach Island. Like lots of spots on LBI, Viking Fresh Off The Hook serves fantastic seafood, both fried and raw - like locally caught tuna, which I had in a poke bowl alongside the oysters.”

- Matt Tervooren, Staff Writer

Hannah Albertine A Farm Stand Off Of Route 28 In The Catskills $$$$ Route 28

Satsuma Plums

“I was in the Catskills recently and stopped at a farm stand on Route 28 near Arkville to buy a box of satsuma plums. They’re so juicy that biting into one tends to cause a stone fruit Sweeney Todd situation. I had to eat them over a sink. Now I will live my life knowing plums can be categorized in one of two ways: over-the-sink fruit or non-over-the-sink fruit.”

- Hannah Albertine, Staff Writer

Nikko Duren Telly's Taverna $ $ $ $ Greek in Astoria , Queens $$$$ 2813 23rd Ave

Spanakopita

“Rediscovering the NYC ferry has given my bike a chance to relax at home, while I visit parts of the city I haven’t seen in months. Most recently, the ferry brought me and this incredible spanakopita from Telly’s Taverna together, thus solving my commitment issues and inspiring me to go caroling four months early. It’s flakier than your favorite croissant and when you cut into it, you get that beautiful cracking sound that lets you know it just came out of the oven. This spanakopita should be on your NYC meals bucket list.”

- Nikko Duren, Editorial Assistant

Hannah Albertine Ray's Candy Store $$$$ 113 Avenue A

Swirl Soft Serve With Rainbow Sprinkles

“One of the only, true constants of my summer has been the vanilla-chocolate swirl soft serve from Ray’s Candy Store. I appreciate that it has pastel rainbow sprinkles and that unmistakable dairy flavor that leaves you as thirsty as a camel. Bring a bottle of water and a five-dollar bill, and order one for yourself.”

- Hannah Albertine, Staff Writer

Nikko Duren A&A Bake and Doubles $ $ $ $ Caribbean in Bedford-Stuyvesant , Brooklyn $$$$ 481 Nostrand Ave

Doubles

“If you know me, you know that hyperbole isn’t really my thing. So when I say that I think about the doubles from A&A at least once a week, you should take me at my word. I finally made it back the other day (due to the fact that I fixed my bike), and the impeccably-spiced doubles were delicious as always. I also tried their dense, crispy saheena for the first time, although I let my coworker have most of it, as I’m an incredibly giving person.”

- Bryan Kim, Senior Staff Writer

Matt Tervooren Miss Ada $ $ $ $ Mediterranean , Middle Eastern in Fort Greene $$$$ 184 Dekalb Ave

Chicken Shawarma With Hummus

“If I had to describe my brunch at Miss Ada with two words, I’d go with “disorienting” and “fantastic.” It was disorienting because it didn’t feel like brunch. The whipped ricotta was sweet enough to be served in a dessert shop, the hummus with shawarma had as many bright colors as the food scene in Hook, and the malawach was like a pancake that decided it was born to be more than just a pancake. As for the second descriptor, it all tasted fantastic.”

- Matt Tervooren, Staff Writer

Hannah Albertine Titan Foods Inc. $ $ $ $ Greek in Astoria $$$$ 25-56 31st St

Giant Beans In Tomato Sauce & Egg-Lemon Soup

“I went to this Greek grocery store in Astoria partly because my friend told me Danny Devito likes to shop there, and partly because I have a special place in my heart for imported canned goods. I left with incredible future lunch plans (a perfectly tart egg lemon soup, and a can of giant beans soaked in tomato sauce that didn’t require any additional seasoning) but, unfortunately, no Danny Devito sighting.”

- Hannah Albertine, Staff Writer

Nikko Duren Krupa Grocery $ $ $ $ American in Park Slope , Windsor Terrace $$$$ 231 Prospect Park West

Nashville Hot Shrimp Burger

“Last weekend, I picked up a Prospect Park Picnic Box from Krupa Grocery and ate it, well, in the park. Admittedly, I was skeptical of the Nashville Hot Shrimp Burger, but the patty was nice and juicy, with satisfying crisp edges. Together with a spattering of creamy chive aioli and heaven-sent pickles, this thing was good enough to make me question whether a “seafood burger” deserves a spot on our Best Burger list next year.”

- Nikko Duren, Editorial Assistant

Hannah Albertine Soothr $ $ $ $ Thai in East Village $$$$ 204 E 13th St

Koong Karee

“This new Thai spot’s shrimp and egg dish is genuinely one of the most delicious things I’ve ever eaten out of a plastic container. Its gooey consistency keeps the tail-on shrimp tender and every bite tastes like shrimp paste just called curry powder to say ‘I love you.’ I don’t care where you live, you need to try it.”

- Hannah Albertine, Staff Writer

Hills Kitchen $ $ $ $ West African in Brooklyn , Bushwick $$$$ 252 Knickerbocker Ave

Efo Soup

“I’ve been ordering a lot from Hills Kitchen, a West African restaurant in Bushwick, and it’s always hard for me to try something new there. You see, I really like their efo soup, which is incredibly rich and packed with more spinach than I typically consume in a month. Order it, get a sticky ball of eba on the side, and consume these things in unison.”

- Bryan Kim, Senior Staff Writer

Nikko Duren Ricas Pupusas & Mas $ $ $ $ Salvadoran in Queens , Woodside $$$$ 47-55 47th St

Pupusas

“I don’t eat enough pupusas. And since that’s one void in my life I can actively fill, I ordered two from Ricas Pupusas Y Mas. The masa is thick and sweet, yet humble enough to let the cheesy, meaty insides have some time in the spotlight. Based on this excellent meal (and humility lesson), I’ll be consuming more of these pupusas in the coming weeks.”

- Nikko Duren, Editorial Assistant

Hannah Albertine Cervo's $ $ $ $ Seafood in Lower East Side $$$$ 43 Canal St

Fried Corn

“It’s summertime and I can’t stop saying the word “corn” in an Irish accent - like how I’d imagine Saorsie Ronan would pronounce it. So, I of course jumped at the opportunity to eat the new fried corn dish from Cervo’s. It’s served in a takeout bowl bathtub of bottarga and tomato aioli. You’ll want to dip your corn so that every kernel is drenched in what is essentially salty fish mayo.”

- Hannah Albertine, Staff Writer

Matt Tervooren BK Jani $$$$ 679 Grand St

Jani Burger and Seekh Kebab Roll

“I ordered the burger and seekh kebab roll at BK Jani thinking that I’d bring about half of each home as leftovers. Then one thing led to another, and I was sitting in their lovely backyard with nothing but a bit of mint chutney and a vague sense of accomplishment.”

- Matt Tervooren, Staff Writer

Hannah Albertine The Bun Hut $ $ $ $ Chinese , Caribbean , Jamaican in Lower East Side $$$$ 178 Stanton St

Coconut Curry Chicken Roti

“The roti I tried from this recently-opened Caribbean spot comes with creamy curry, mango salsa, and a few sweet fried plantains - all wrapped up in a thin dhal puri. It was juicy and thick, unlike 90% of my recent carrot-hummus-iced-coffee lunches.”

- Hannah Albertine, Staff Writer

Noah Devereaux Federoff’s $ $ $ $ Sandwiches in Williamsburg $$$$ 178 N 10th St

Cheesesteak Sandwich

“A few days ago, I messaged some coworkers and told them that I was going to order a cheesesteak. They hadn’t asked about my dinner plans, but sometimes I like to be my own hype man. The cheesesteak was from Federoff’s in Williamsburg, it was an intensely salty mess of beef, cheese, and cheese-soaked bread, and I can’t recommend it highly enough.”

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Over the past few months, everything about the Seattle food landscape has changed - that is, unless you used to eat takeout on the couch all the time. With all of the new limitations and uncertainty in dining, restaurants have had to get creative. While many spots have shifted to special takeout menus, others have used this as an opportunity to launch and/or host pop-ups. From smashburgers and malted soft serve to Pakistani soul food, we’ll be keeping track of them here and telling you how to get them. Many of these sell out quickly, so be ready to drop everything and run like your dinner depends on it.

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Mixtape is a pop-up that sells fresh pasta at many different Saturday pickup locations - Marseille on Capitol Hill from 10am-4pm, Full Throttle Bottles in Georgetown from 12-7pm, Champion Wine Cellars in Greenwood from 1:30-7pm, and Sound And Fog in West Seattle from 3-5pm. Typically the menu will have a few different types of uncooked fresh pasta infused with ingredients like white wine, chicory, or mushrooms - as well as sauces, compound butters, and vegan options. You can learn more at their Instagram.

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Pizza Romeo $$$$ 4401 Fremont Ave N

This pizzeria pop-up happens at Vif Wine & Coffee’s parking lot in Fremont on Sundays from 3-7pm. You can choose between four wood-fired pies made from local-grain flour, and they all feature toppings that range from pepperoni and pickled peppers to smoky eggplant and za’atar. Preorders typically become available on Thursdays on Tock, but they sell out quickly.

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Brothers & Co. $$$$ 4634 E Marginal Way S

You may have seen this ramen-and-tacos pop-up at the Ballard Farmers Market on Sundays, or maybe you ordered one of their excellent meal kits during quarantine this past spring. They also have been popping up at Fair Aisle Brewing every Friday from 4-8pm, as well as Populuxe Brewing on some Sundays from 2-7pm. The menu skips their usual ramen and tacos and instead features a fried chicken sandwich, a bulgogi-seasoned mushroom melt, poke bowls, french fries, and salads. Check out their Instagram for more information.

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Juice Club $$$$ 2407 E Union St Suite B

According to Juice Club’s Instagram page, we’re not really supposed to “f*cking tell anybody” about them. We’re doing it anyway because we like them a lot, and it’s our job. Back before the pandemic, this natural wine pop-up set up shop at Dacha Diner and B-Side Foods, and it was where you’d find us on a Saturday night, sipping pet nat, and blowing another friend’s mind by introducing them to their first glass of orange wine. While these parties are a thing of the past right now, Juice Club still has a bunch of bottles on a curated shelf at Union Coffee. This Central District espresso bar is open from 8:30am-4:30pm, but the Juice Club team sells their selections on Tuesday-Saturday from 12-6pm.

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Doughbaby $$$$

Yes, this is a pop-up within a pop-up, a.k.a Popupception - which is similar to the Christopher Nolan film, only the food’s doing all the mind-blowing. Doughbaby is yet another pizza operation serving a few pies on naturally-leavened dough, alongside a salad option - and they’ve most recently set up shop at Juice Club, the natural wine pop-up at Union Coffee. Place a preorder by DM-ing Doughbaby on their Instagram.

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Lenox $$$$ 6031 Airport Way S

Lenox is also part of the Popupception universe - they’re hosting takeout dinners in collaboration with Cookie’s Country Chicken at Sneaky Tiki in Georgetown. This Caribbean smokehouse specializes in meats like mojo pulled pork, Longaniza hot links, and candied ribs, alongside sides like Cuban black beans, fried plantains, and watermelon salad with cotija. Stay updated on the menu, how to preorder, and more by following them on Instagram.

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Rough Draft Burger Shop $$$$ 9823 15th Ave SW E.

It’s hard to pass up on a cheesy smashburger chased with a pile of waffle fries, and Rough Draft Burger Shop understands this indisputable fact. This burger joint had roots in Seattle before moving to Portland, but they pop-up every now and then at Good Day Donuts in White Center. You can check out their current whereabouts on Instagram.

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Bootleg Barbecue $$$$ 936 NW 49th St

Popping up at breweries like Holy Mountain and Fair Aisle, Bootleg Barbecue is a Texas-style operation that serves smoked meats like brisket, hatch-cheddar sausages, tasso pulled pork, and sides like pimento cheese and old bay potato salad. Exact locations and times vary, but you can stay posted on their Instagram.

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Sacka-Burgers $$$$ 129 Winslow Way E

Are burgers a type of sandwich? That’s an argument for another day, even though it should be known that the very first one in America was called a “hamburger sandwich.” Anyway, Hitchcock Deli is a great sandwich shop on Bainbridge Island that can now add burgers to their repertoire with their Sacka-Burgers pop-up. They’re serving smashburgers, fries, battered mushrooms, and malted soft serve from 12-7pm.

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Vee Tacos $$$$ 7 Boston St.

Vee Tacos is a vegan Mexican pop-up from the team behind Bounty Kitchen, and you can find these plant-based tacos from 5-8pm at their Denny Triangle location on Saturdays and at the Queen Anne location on Sundays. The tortillas are homemade, and the filling options range from carnitas jackfruit with avocado crema, grilled corn, and pickled onion, blackened chayote squash with chipotle crema, cabbage, radish, and blistered tomato, hearts of palm ceviche with cactus and cucumber, and mushroom al pastor with plenty of pineapple.

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Dantini Pizza $ $ $ $ Pizza in Capitol Hill $$$$ 601 Bellevue Ave E

It’s hard not to become an instant fan of the Danish pop duo Junior Senior after your first time listening to “Move Your Feet.” Just try to get through a verse without at least tapping a toe. Similarly, it’s pretty impossible not to fall for Dantini after one slice (nay, bite) of pepperoni pie topped with sweet, buttery confit garlic. This pizza pop-up is stationed at Harry’s Fine Foods every Sunday afternoon at 3pm. Pies (choose between cheese, pepperoni garlic, a lemony white pie, a rotating special, and a vegan variety with tofu ricotta) are available for preorders starting every Thursday at 7pm through Dantini’s website - and if you miss the cut, you can still grab a slice at their walk-up window. Occasionally, Dantini will sell pizza on an additional day of the week at another location, so keep an eye on their Instagram.

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Blotto $$$$ 219 Broadway E.

Blotto is another choice on Capitol Hill if you’re in the mood for pizza, only these naturally-leavened pies are available on Thursday from 5:30-8pm with preordering happening on Mondays at noon. The toppings change regularly (with a couple of examples being n’duja and kale or corn and smoked mozzarella with lemon cream), but you’ll always see a cheeseless vegan tomato pie, one with cheese and chilies, and sides of ranch you can add on. Pickup is at the Broadway Alley building, inside and through the back.

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Moon Pizza $$$$ 3621 Stone Way N Suite D

If you love Sea Wolf, chances are you’ll also love the pizza they bake every Monday that’s known as pop-up “Moon Pizza.” The toppings change each month, but in August they served a margherita with a tangy avocado sauce for dipping as well as a white pie with ricotta, lemon aioli, corn, sesame, fresh herbs, and a lime wedge. Moon Pizza also sells cake slices from Deep Sea Sugar & Salt, which is a very big deal if you’ve ever waited in line at the Georgetown bakery to get some. The one thing to note is that the crust here feels more like eating pizza toppings on a squished-down loaf of sourdough - but this is far from a bad thing as Sea Wolf makes stupendous bread.

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Karachi Cowboys $$$$ 936 NW 49th St

This Pakistani soul food pop-up bounces around between venues - they’ve been operating out of B-Side Foods for a few weeks, and most recently set up shop at Fair Isle Brewing in Ballard. Their menu is short and sweet, and you can expect things like curried nut mix, chana masala, aloo sliders with tamarind BBQ sauce, and homemade damiana lemon soda. Stay updated on their Instagram.

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Old Scratch $$$$ 1315 E Jefferson St

Located on the sidewalk above a couple of shrubs, Old Scratch is L’Oursin’s casual takeout pop-up. Here you’ll find little Southern sandwiches, from smashburgers and popcorn shrimp to a smoked tofu BBQ sandwich that’s just as meaty as a slab of brisket. They’re also selling Southern pantry items like Bojangles french fry seasoning, Duke’s mayonnaise, and those gloriously mediocre Toast Chee peanut butter crackers. You know, the ones you used to get from vending machines as a last resort only to find out that they expired two-and-a-half years prior.

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Cookie's Country Chicken $$$$ 6031 Airport Way S

We’re in the midst of a fried chicken boom in Seattle - dozens of bone-in pieces and tenders seemed to have materialized out of thin air in the past few months. We’re not mad about it. Cookie’s Country Chicken is one spot in particular that’s offering crispy wings, drumsticks, thighs, sandwiches, and even country-fried cauliflower out of Sneaky Tiki, a bar in Georgetown. Cookie’s is available Wednesdays and Thursdays from 11am-9pm, Fridays from 11am-10pm, and Saturdays from 12-10pm.

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Three Sacks Full $$$$ 4857 Rainier Ave S

This farm-to-table operation is a pop-up takeout restaurant with pickups happening at La Medusa in Columbia City on Wednesdays and Ebb And Company in Bryant on Thursdays. Their menu includes local seafood/meat entrees and a ton of side dishes featuring seasonal produce that you can mix and match to make your own dinner. If you pick up at La Medusa, you have the option to add bottles of wine, and if you pick up at Ebb And Company, you have the option to add homemade desserts and sourdough boules.

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Meesha $$$$ 127 N 36th St

Pomerol is a French spot in Fremont, but they’re not serving their own menu right now. Instead, from Tuesday-Saturday from 4-8pm, the kitchen is operating as an Indian pop-up restaurant called Meesha. You can expect dishes like butter chicken, snapper curry, cardamom rice, dal bukhara, and more. Place an online order on their website.

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Juice Club $$$$ 2407 E Union St Suite B

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Sacka-Burgers $$$$ 129 Winslow Way E

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Dantini Pizza $ $ $ $ Pizza in Capitol Hill $$$$ 601 Bellevue Ave E

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Blotto $$$$ 219 Broadway E.

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Moon Pizza $$$$ 3621 Stone Way N Suite D

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Karachi Cowboys $$$$ 936 NW 49th St

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Old Scratch $$$$ 1315 E Jefferson St

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Cookie's Country Chicken $$$$ 6031 Airport Way S

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Three Sacks Full $$$$ 4857 Rainier Ave S

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Meesha $$$$ 127 N 36th St

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Starting June 5th, Restaurants and taverns in Seattle were officially allowed to reopen in a limited capacity, and we want to provide you with the most up-to-date information we have. For now, we’re simply going to focus on what we know: which places are opening back up and what to expect based on the King County restrictions (we also have a guide to restaurants that have reopened as well). Like you, we’re monitoring the situation day-by-day (more like hour-by-hour), and we’ll continue to update this guide as bars reopen around the city. We also have a running list of all Seattle restaurants that have reopend their dining room, too.

Currently, the vast majority of Seattle bars have not announced that they plan on reopening yet. For our full guide to the city’s takeout and delivery options, check out our guide to alcohol delivery and takeout, where to get pre-mixed cocktails to go, and the Ultimate Seattle Delivery & Takeout Guide. Have a bar opening to report? Email us at [email protected].

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King’s Hardware is open for dine-in service with limited seating, masks required, along with outdoor seating on their patio.

Locust Cider & Brewing $$$$ 5309 22nd Ave NW Ste. D

This cider taproom and restaurant is open with limited seating - check out their website for more information.

Macleod's Fish & Chips $ $ $ $ Bar Food , British in Ballard $$$$ 5200 Ballard Ave NW

As of Friday, June 12th, MacLeod’s is open at 25% capacity, serving drinks and fish and chips. For more information, head to their Instagram.

Peddler Brewing Company $ $ $ $ Ballard $$$$ 1514 NW Leary Way

Peddler’s indoor beer counter will remain designated for takeout orders only, but now you can drink a tangerine hefeweizen on their huge back patio. Note that Mean Sandwich is still delivering food from next door if you’re hungry. Find a list explaining Peddler’s reopening policies on their website.

Populuxe Brewing $ $ $ $ Ballard $$$$ 826B NW 49th St

Populuxe’s back beer garden is pretty massive, and now it’s open with picnic tables spaced very far apart from each other. Indoor service is not available, and the brewery asks that you keep dogs and children with you at all times. Find out more information on their Instagram.

Reuben's Brews $ $ $ $ Ballard $$$$ 1406 NW 53rd St Ste 1A

The taproom at Reuben’s is open with limited seating - check out their Instagram for more details.

Skål Beer Hall $$$$ 5429 Ballard Ave NW

This Scandinavian beer bar is operating at 25% capacity - you can make a reservation online, and find more information on their website.

The Matador $$$$ 2221 NW Market St.

All of Matador’s locations are open for dine-in service. For more information, go to their website.

The Noble Fir $ $ $ $ American in Ballard $$$$ 5316 Ballard Ave NW

One of our favorite places to drink beer and cider has opened their dining room and patio. For more information, visit their website.

Trailbend Taproom $ $ $ $ American , Bar Food , Pizza in Ballard $$$$ 1118 NW 50th St

Trailbend Taproom, a great beer bar in Ballard that serves pizza and bar snacks, has their open-air dining room open on a first-come, first-served basis. You’ll be required to spend less than 90 minutes at your table and wear a mask when not seated. For more information, head to their website.

Urban Family Brewing Co. $$$$ 1103 NW 52nd St

Urban Family’s relocated Ballard taproom is open with 23 seats available on a first-come, first-served basis. Stay updated by visiting their Instagram page.

Beacon Hill Perihelion Brewery $ $ $ $ American , Bar Food in Beacon Hill $$$$ 2800 16th Ave S

Perihelion’s patio is open at 50% capacity. You’ll need to wear a mask when you’re not seated, and the Perihelion staff will be providing table service, so you won’t need to head inside to order. For more information, head to their Instagram.

Petite Soif $ $ $ $ Bar Food , French , Wine Bar in Beacon Hill $$$$ 3309A Beacon Ave S

This Beacon Hill natural wine bar has a little back courtyard patio with a handful of tables set up and spaced far enough apart to accommodate social distancing. Their new hours are Thursday-Friday from 4-8pm and Saturday from 2pm (call them at 206-420-7131 to ask about closing time). Stay updated by checking out their Instagram.

Belltown Navy Strength $ $ $ $ Bar Food in Belltown $$$$ 2505 2nd Ave

From Wednesday-Sundays, you can book an outdoor table for up to four people at this Belltown tiki bar online.

No Anchor $ $ $ $ American , Bar Food in Belltown $$$$ 2505 2nd Ave Ste 105

This fantastic beer bar in Belltown opened their small front patio for dine-in service, with a slightly revamped menu for the occasion. Expect dishes like cavatelli with smoked jalapeño and uni, fennel-cured boar sandwiches, and an Impossible double cheeseburger with fries. Reservations are recommended, and you can book an outdoor table here.

Wakefield Bar $ $ $ $ American , Bar Food in Belltown $$$$ 2318 2nd Ave

This Belltown bar is back, with limited seating available inside and on their patio. Check out their Facebook page for more details.

Bellevue The Pumphouse Bar & Grill $$$$ 11802 NE 8th St.

This grill is open at 25% capacity inside, and there is also some outdoor seating on their patio as well. Check out their website for more information.

Capitol Hill Corvus & Co. $ $ $ $ Mediterranean in Capitol Hill $$$$ 601 Broadway E

This bar that serves great Greek food is open with limited seating from Monday-Thursday between 4-11pm, and Friday-Sunday from 2-11pm. Head to their website for more details.

Cure $ $ $ $ Bar Food in Capitol Hill $$$$ 1641 Nagle Pl

Cure has outdoor seating available. For more information, head to their Instagram.

Deluxe Bar & Grill $$$$ 625 Broadway E.

This burger spot on the corner of Broadway and Roy has reopened with 25% capacity inside and 50% capacity on their sidewalk patio. Call the restaurant at 206-324-9697 for more information.

Footprint Wine Tap $ $ $ $ Bar Food in Capitol Hill $$$$ 1222 E Madison St. Suite c

This wine bar is now open for dine-in service. You’ll have to make a reservation, and you can do so here.

Harry's Bar $$$$ 514 15th Ave E.

Olympia Pizza & Spaghetti House III’s adjoining bar is open with 25% capacity inside and 50% outside. Visit their website for more information.

La Dive $ $ $ $ Wine Bar in Capitol Hill $$$$ 721 E Pike St.

La Dive is open with limited seating available inside. Visit their Instagram for more details.

Linda's Tavern $ $ $ $ Bar Food in Capitol Hill $$$$ 707 E Pine St

This bar on Pine is open for dine-in service both inside and outside on their patio. Masks are a requirement, and they’re serving a snack menu from 2-4pm as well as dinner from 4-10pm. For more information, check out their Instagram.

McMenamin's Six Arms $$$$ 300 E Pike Street

The McMenamin’s on Melrose and Pike is open with limited seating available. For a full list of the precautions they’re taking, you can check out their website.

Poco Wine + Spirits $ $ $ $ Spanish , Wine Bar in Capitol Hill $$$$ 1408 E Pine St

Poco has reopened with dine-in service on their patio, and you can head to their Instagram for more information.

Quinn's Pub $ $ $ $ American , Bar Food in Capitol Hill $$$$ 1001 E Pike St

This pub on Pike is open from 2-8pm every day, and they’ll be using Sole Repair Shop (their event venue just around the corner) for seating. Reservations are available online.

Rhein Haus $ $ $ $ Bar Food , German in Capitol Hill $$$$ 912 12th Ave

The backyard biergarten and indoor dining room at Rhein Haus are both open for in-person dining. They’re only offering counter service for parties of 5 or fewer, and they’re open Wednesday - Sunday, from 2-8pm.

Rose Temple $ $ $ $ American , Sandwiches in Capitol Hill $$$$ 1801 E Olive Way

Rose Temple’s dining room is open at 25% capacity, and they also have patio seating. You’ll find a limited food menu and cocktail specials while still being able to order to go from their takeout window. Head to their Instagram for updates.

Tamari Bar $ $ $ $ Japanese , Sushi in Capitol Hill $$$$ 500 E. Pine Street

Tamari Bar is allowing parties of three people who place their orders online. For more information, check out their Instagram.

The Pine Box $ $ $ $ Bar Food , Pizza in Capitol Hill $$$$ 1600 Melrose Ave

This great beer bar is open for bar service only, with a maximum party size of five and masks required any time you’re not seated at a table. For more information, check out their Instagram.

Witness $ $ $ $ American , Southern in Capitol Hill $$$$ 410 Broadway E

The best spot for chicken and waffles in town is open for dine-in service on their sidewalk patio. They’ve adjusted their hours to open at 4pm Monday-Friday, and 10am on the weekends.

Roanoke Park Place $$$$ 2409 10th Ave E

The Roanoke is a dive bar on 10th Ave E. right off I-5, and they’ve opened their large back patio to serve food and drinks. They’re open from Wednesday-Saturday from 4pm-2am.

Central District Chuck's Hop Shop $ $ $ $ Central District $$$$ 2001 E Union St

This beer bar/convenience store hybrid is now open at a limited capacity on their patio with some extra tables set up in the parking lot. Reservations are required - call them at 206-538-0743 to make one.

Standard Brewing $ $ $ $ American , Sandwiches in Central District $$$$ 2504 S Jackson St

This brewery has limited seating inside, and they’ve rearranged the back patio to be able to seat 25 people. Stay updated on their Instagram.

Downtown Locust Cider & Brewing $$$$ 1222 Post Alley

The Post Alley location of Locust is open with limited seating inside and on the patio. Head to their website for more details.

Locust Cider & Brewing $$$$ 2003 Western Ave Suite 110C

The Pike Place Marketplace location of Locust is open with limited seating inside and on the patio. Head to their website for more details.

Mr. West Cafe Bar $ $ $ $ American , Cafe/Bakery in Downtown $$$$ 720 Olive Way

This wine and coffee bar Downtown, and sister spot to Bottlehouse, is open for dine-in service if you’re in the mood for toasts, sandwiches, lattes, and/or frozen wine slushies.

Old Stove Brewing Company $ $ $ $ American , Bar Food in Downtown , Pike Place Market $$$$ 1501 Western Ave

This brewery at Pike Place opens at 11:30am every day for beer, flatbread pizzas, fish and chips, and more. There’s a ton of space to spread out in the taproom or out on the waterfront patio. Note that reservations are required - you can make one by calling 206-602-6120.

Radiator Whiskey $ $ $ $ American , Bar Food in Downtown $$$$ 94 Pike St Ste 30

Matt’s In The Market’s excellent sister bar, Radiator Whiskey, is now open for dine-in service with a few indoor tables from Tuesday-Saturday, 4-10pm. Check out their website for their updated menu - the tots with gravy and a fried egg are still there, don’t worry.

Von’s 1000 Spirits $ $ $ $ American , Pizza in Downtown $$$$ 1225 1st Ave

Von’s is now open for dine-in service with limited capacity seating. Stay updated on their Instagram.

Eastlake Mammoth $ $ $ $ American , Sandwiches , Bar in Eastlake $$$$ 2501 Eastlake Ave E

This sandwich shop and beer bar in Eastlake has their patio open for dine-in service. For more information, call the restaurant at 206-946-1065 or check out their Instagram.

Fremont Bad Jimmy's Brewing Co. $ $ $ $ Fremont $$$$ 4358B Leary Way NW

This brewery is open with limited seating on their patio. Head to Bad Jimmy’s website for more details.

Bar Charlie $ $ $ $ American , Bar Food in Fremont $$$$ 3801 Stone Way N

Bar Charlie has reopened with limited seating available. Head to their Instagram for more information.

Fiasco $ $ $ $ Pizza , Pasta , Italian in Wallingford $$$$ 3400 Stone Way N

This wine bar that serves pizza and pasta is open for dine-in service. You can find out more information on their website.

Hannyatou $ $ $ $ Japanese , Bar Food in Fremont $$$$ 1060 N 39th St

Hannyatou’s dining room and back patio are open with new hours. They’re open between 11am-8pm, from Tuesday-Saturday. Stay updated on their Instagram.

LTD Bar And Grill $$$$ 309 N 36th St.

This Fremont sports bar is open with limited seating. Head to their website for more information.

Stampede Cocktail Club $ $ $ $ Chinese , Dim Sum in Fremont $$$$ 119 N 36th St

This great cocktail bar is now open with limited seating from 1pm-2am. Stay updated on their Instagram.

The Masonry $ $ $ $ American , Pizza in Fremont $$$$ 730 N 34th St

This wood-fired pizza spot and beer bar is open for outdoor dining on the patio, and reservations are required. Book an table here.

The Pacific Inn $ $ $ $ American , Bar Food , Seafood in Fremont $$$$ 3501 Stone Way N

Seattle’s best fish and chips are now available on Pacific Inn’s patio. Call the bar at 206-547-2967 for more details.

Triangle Spirits $$$$ 3507 Fremont Pl N.

If you’d rather sit outside than take a bottled cocktail to go from Triangle, they’ve opened their front row of patio tables. Learn more on their website.

Georgetown El Sirenito $ $ $ $ Mexican , Seafood in Georgetown $$$$ 5901 Airport Way S

El Sirenito’s patio and dining room are open for dine-in service Wednesday through Sunday from 4-10pm.

Smarty Pants $$$$ 6017 Airport Way S

This motorcycle-themed bar serves craft beer and big East Coast-style sandwiches like cheesesteaks and Italian beef. Their Georgetown location (as well as the Smarty Pants in Burien) have opened their patio for dine-in service. Learn more on their website.

Star Brass Lounge $ $ $ $ American , Bar Food , Burgers in Georgetown $$$$ 5809 Airport Way S

This bar is open for dine-in service with limited seating available. Call the bar at 206-851-8628 for more information.

The Woods $ $ $ $ American , Bar Food in Georgetown $$$$ 4700 Ohio Ave S

Two Beers Brewing Company and Seattle Cider’s tasting room is open with limited seating inside, and their patio is available, too. Head to their Instagram page for more information.

Green Lake Greenlake Bar & Grill $$$$ 7200 East Green Lake Dr N.

Greenlake Bar & Grill is open for dine-in service, with available seating on their patio. Head to their website for more details.

Latona Pub $ $ $ $ American , Bar Food in Green Lake $$$$ 6423 Latona Ave NE

This pub in Green Lake is open for outdoor dining on their patio. You’ll have to make a reservation - call the restaurant at 206-525-2238 for more information or stay tuned on their Instagram.

Little Red Hen $ $ $ $ American , Bar Food in Green Lake $$$$ 7115 Woodlawn Ave NE

Even though you can’t take line-dancing classes at Little Red Hen right now, you can still pop in for some bar food and live music. Reservations are available too - call 206-522-1168 to book.

Hillman City Hill City Tap House $ $ $ $ Hillman City $$$$ 5303 Rainier Ave. S.

This great beer bar on Rainier is open with limited seating. There are a few rules to follow if you want to grab a drink here - prepare by checking out their Instagram post.

Kirkland Flatstick Pub $$$$ 15 Lake St. Suite 100

The flagship location of this mini-golf bar is open at limited capacity. They also highly encourage making a reservation for your tee time, which you can do here.

Madrona Bottlehouse $ $ $ $ American , French , Wine Bar in Madrona $$$$ 1416 34th Ave

This great wine bar has outdoor seating on their greenhouse along with some indoor seating open for dine-in. Go to their website for more information.

Maple Leaf The Maple $ $ $ $ American , Bar Food in Maple Leaf $$$$ 8929 Roosevelt Way NE

The Maple’s beer garden is one of our favorite secret patios in town, and now it’s back open with limited seating. Reservations are not available, but you can check out their website for more information.

The Shambles $$$$ 7777 15th Ave NE

This butcher and bar is now open for dine-in service with two seatings per night (5pm and 7pm), serving a tasting menu - they’ll have seating available for two groups of two people and two groups of four people for each time slot. Call the restaurant at 206-659-0074 for more information or head to their website.

Pioneer Square Damn the Weather $ $ $ $ American , Italian in Pioneer Square $$$$ 116 1st Ave S

This cocktail spot in Pioneer Square that serves some of the best fries in town (thanks to them being cooked in chicken fat) is now open from 4-9pm, Tuesday-Saturdays. Head to their website for more information.

Queen Anne Nickerson Street Saloon $$$$ 318 Nickerson St.

This pub right by the Fremont Bridge has opened their patio for dine-in service. Head to their website for updates.

Queen Anne Beerhall $ $ $ $ Bar Food , German in Queen Anne $$$$ 203 W Thomas St

This German beer bar and restaurant roughly the size of a high school gymnasium is open for dine-in service. They ask that you wear a mask when not seated - learn more on their website.

Rooftop Brewing Company $ $ $ $ Queen Anne $$$$ 1220 W Nickerson St

Rooftop’s recently-renovated patio is back open for outdoor seating. Find out more information on their website.

Sitting Room $ $ $ $ Bar Food , Bar in Queen Anne $$$$ 108 W Roy St

This great bar is open for dine-in service at 25% capacity inside as well as limited patio seating. Give them a call at 206-285-2830 for more information.

Ravenna/Roosevelt Ravenna Brewing Company $$$$ 5408 26th Ave NE

This brewery’s patio is open with limited seating - check their Instagram for more information.

Redmond Postdoc Brewing Company $ $ $ $ Redmond $$$$ 17625 NE 65th St Ste 100

This brewery at Marymoor is open with limited seating inside and out on their back patio. They’ve resumed bringing in a different food truck every day, and you can find out more information on their Instagram.

SoDo Ghostfish Brewing Company $ $ $ $ American , Bar Food in SoDo $$$$ 2942 1st Ave S

Ghostfish, a 100% gluten-free brewery and restaurant, is now open with limited seating. For more details, head to their Instagram.

San Juan Seltzery $$$$ 3901 1st Ave S

This seltzer taproom is open for dine-in service on their SoDo patio space overlooking a few other wine-tasting rooms. For more information, head to their website.

South Lake Union Art Marble 21 $ $ $ $ American , Bar Food in South Lake Union $$$$ 731 Westlake Ave N

This SLU bar is open for dine-in service - for more information, head to their Instagram.

Gold Bar $ $ $ $ Latin , Mexican in South Lake Union $$$$ 227 9th Ave N

This SLU spot with excellent cocktails and Latin snacks is open, with extra space used to fit more tables safely, and socially-distant DJ sets. Check out their Instagram for more information.

M Bar $ $ $ $ Mediterranean , Middle Eastern in South Lake Union $$$$ 400 Fairview Ave N

One of the best rooftops in town is open for the summer once again. Outdoor seating at M Bar will be available only with a reservation, and you can make one on their website.

The Toledo $$$$ 1628 Dexter Ave N b

This bar just west of Lake Union that serves sandwiches, wings, homemade cookies, and beer has set up a few tables on their patio. Check out their Facebook page to stay updated.

South Park Loretta's Northwesterner $ $ $ $ American , Bar Food , Burgers in South Park $$$$ 8617 14th Ave S

If you want to eat Loretta’s legendary tavern burger inside their space, now you can. Both their dining room and patio are open for dine-in service. Call them at 206-251-2821 with any questions.

University District Earl's On The Ave $$$$ 4333 The Ave

This UW bar on the Ave is open at 25% capacity. Call them at 206-525-4493 for more details.

Floating Bridge Brewing $ $ $ $ American , Sandwiches in University District $$$$ 722 NE 45th St

This brewery is open, and you can make a reservation by emailing them at [email protected]. You can also check out the status of table availability by clicking here.

Mr. West $$$$ 2685 NE Village Ln

This wine and coffee bar at U-Village, and sister spot to Bottlehouse, is open for dine-in service if you’re in the mood for toasts, sandwiches, lattes, and/or frozen wine slushies.

Wallingford Union Saloon $ $ $ $ Bar Food , Bar in Wallingford $$$$ 3645 Wallingford Ave N

One of our favorite cocktail bars in town has opened their patio for dine-in service - stay updated on their Instagram.

Wedgwood Fiddler's Inn $ $ $ $ American , Bar Food , Pizza $$$$ 9219 35th Ave NE

Fiddler’s Inn’s dog-friendly patio is open, and a reservation is encouraged by calling them at 206-525-0752. For more information, check their Instagram.

West Seattle Locust Cider & Brewing $$$$ 2820 Alki Ave SW

The Alki location of this cider taproom is open with limited seating. Head to their website for more details.

Locöl Barley & Vine $ $ $ $ American , Wine Bar in West Seattle $$$$ 7902 35th Ave SW

This beer and wine bar is now open for dine-in service. Visit their Instagram page for updates.

Ounces Taproom & Beer Garden $$$$ 3809 Delridge Way SW

This beer bar’s patio is now open from 12-8pm. Check out their Instagram for more information.

The Matador $$$$ 4546 California Ave SW

All of Matador’s locations are open for dine-in service. For more information, go to their website.

White Center Can Bar $ $ $ $ American , Bar Food in White Center $$$$ 9427 17th Ave SW

One of our favorite patios west of I-5 is now open again for dine-in service. Indoor dining is also available - just not at the bar. Check out their Instagram for updates.

Woodinville Locust Cider & Brewing $$$$ 19151 144th Avenue NE Unit B/C

The Woodinville location of this cider taproom is open with limited seating. Head to their website for more details.

Purple Café and Wine Bar $$$$ 14459 Woodinville Redmond Rd NE

The Woodinville location of this wine bar is open for dine-in service right now. You can find out more information at their website.

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King’s Hardware is open for dine-in service with limited seating, masks required, along with outdoor seating on their patio.

Locust Cider & Brewing $$$$ 5309 22nd Ave NW Ste. D

This cider taproom and restaurant is open with limited seating - check out their website for more information.

Macleod's Fish & Chips $ $ $ $ Bar Food , British in Ballard $$$$ 5200 Ballard Ave NW

As of Friday, June 12th, MacLeod’s is open at 25% capacity, serving drinks and fish and chips. For more information, head to their Instagram.

Peddler Brewing Company $ $ $ $ Ballard $$$$ 1514 NW Leary Way

Populuxe Brewing $ $ $ $ Ballard $$$$ 826B NW 49th St

Reuben's Brews $ $ $ $ Ballard $$$$ 1406 NW 53rd St Ste 1A

The taproom at Reuben’s is open with limited seating - check out their Instagram for more details.

Skål Beer Hall $$$$ 5429 Ballard Ave NW

This Scandinavian beer bar is operating at 25% capacity - you can make a reservation online, and find more information on their website.

The Matador $$$$ 2221 NW Market St.

All of Matador’s locations are open for dine-in service. For more information, go to their website.

The Noble Fir $ $ $ $ American in Ballard $$$$ 5316 Ballard Ave NW

One of our favorite places to drink beer and cider has opened their dining room and patio. For more information, visit their website.

Trailbend Taproom $ $ $ $ American , Bar Food , Pizza in Ballard $$$$ 1118 NW 50th St

Urban Family Brewing Co. $$$$ 1103 NW 52nd St

Urban Family’s relocated Ballard taproom is open with 23 seats available on a first-come, first-served basis. Stay updated by visiting their Instagram page.

Beacon Hill Perihelion Brewery $ $ $ $ American , Bar Food in Beacon Hill $$$$ 2800 16th Ave S

Petite Soif $ $ $ $ Bar Food , French , Wine Bar in Beacon Hill $$$$ 3309A Beacon Ave S

Belltown No Anchor $ $ $ $ American , Bar Food in Belltown $$$$ 2505 2nd Ave Ste 105