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Taco Gringos changed up their menu in honor of St. Patrick’s day: Corned Beef & Kraut, Lamb Shepherd’s Pie, Potato/apple hash. I’m convinced this is more art project than restaurant.
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Twice Sold Tales is moving into their new home on Harvard & Denny. Wonder when the cat caravan heads over to their new kitty condos.
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A possible clue about what’s going in at Olive and Melrose: a new pair of neon “T”s taking the place of the giant rotating wing dome.
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Vintage Seattle unearthed a handy guide to surviving an atomic bomb, custom made to show the havoc that would be wreaked on Seattle and how to be prepared for it. (via vintageseattle)
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Tuesday nights are like hipster gym class at Cal Anderson Park on Capitol Hill. The courts are filled with bike polo, dodgeball, basketball, and tennis.
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This celebration of tusks is next to the escalators from the little train to the baggage claim at SEATAC. Could these possibly be real narwhal tusks?
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McLeod Residence outlived the blue bunny, got a liquor license, and will be opening to the general public on the weekend of 21 March.
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An adorably tall thin condo tower has been proposed for the site of the old Seattle Trophy Company. It’s in close proximity to El Corazon, which used to be Graceland. Maybe the owner of the penthouse can revive the Egg Room. (via threadcount)