Food We Love: The Best Puerto Rican Sandwich in Seattle

This flavorful gluten-free sandwich uses flattened, fried plantains in place of a bun

This article appears in print in the October 2019 issue. Click here to subscribe. Editor’s note: This establishment closed on October 6, 2019. Years ago, on a whirlwind trip to chicago that involved a punishing quantity of dining R&D, I fell in love with the jibarito: a Puerto Rican sandwich that uses smashed, fried plantains in place of…

Chelsea Lin

Seattle’s Ice Cream Queen Shines a Spotlight on Pay Transparency

Molly Moon Neitzel is at the forefront of state and national efforts to tackle systemic pay inequity

OPEN BOOKS: Molly Moon Neitzel is leading the call for making payroll information visible to all employees, company wide

Rob Smith

5 Best Old Fashioneds in Seattle

This classic drink’s popularity remains high around town, whether in traditional or updated forms

OLD SCHOOL: Cicchetti’s version of an old fashioned sets a high bar with balance and quality ingredients

AJ Rathbun

One of Seattle’s More Diverse Neighborhoods Is Bracing for Change

The ninth installment in the Neighborhood Walk series

COMMUNITY FIGURE: A statue of late community leader Roberto Maestas stands in the plaza of El Centro de la Raza in Beacon Hill

Steve Scher

17 Best Things to Do in Seattle in October 2019

Our handpicked list of the best bets for entertainment this month

'No Dominion,' among the films showing at the Seattle Queer Film Festival

Gavin Borchert

Kirkland-based Company Helps You Glamp in Style

Camp off the beaten path in comfort

This article appears in print in the October 2019 issue. Click here to subscribe. If you love spending the night in a wild and beautiful natural environment, but hate the idea of roughing it in a tent, start-up Roam Beyond’s “glamping” concept just might be for you. The Kirkland-based travel business sets up specially chosen natural sites with…

Roddy Scheer

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Artifacts: Reliving Almost Live!

On the air with John Keister

Once upon a time, during the halcyon days of network television, a Saturday night staple for many area residents was a Seattle sketch comedy show that aired on KING-5. Taped in front of a live audience, each episode began with the host delivering his opening monologue. As he walked out onstage, an “On Air” sign…

Brad Holden

Essentials: Brinnon teacher chosen for Scholastic project

Kindergarten teacher chosen to participate in national project

A kindergarten teacher at Jefferson County’s Brinnon School will help shape the professional development of teachers across the United States. Lisa A. Johnston is among 12 teachers from around the country chosen to participate in the inaugural Teacher Fellows Cohort from children’s publishing, education, and media company Scholastic. The effort will help inform product development,…

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