St. Patrick’s Day in Seattle is always a good time. The city offers lots of ways to enjoy Irish food and learn about the culture. Did you know the holiday actually began as a more serious occasion? Kells is hosting a lively festival this year, and there’s even a soda bread bake-off at Shawn O’Donnell’s in Everett. If you just want to relax with a pint of Guinness, try Murphy’s or Owl ‘N Thistle.
Now, let’s dig into some of Seattle’s food scene!
BBQ Lovers Unite
Have you heard about Grasslands Barbecue? Their Texas-style brisket is a big hit. People often wait up to five hours for a taste! This weekend, they pop up behind Holy Mountain Brewing in Interbay. You can also grab frozen barbecue to take home, but be quick—it sells out fast!
Exciting Arena Updates
Climate Pledge Arena is making news too. The Kraken have partnered with Old Log Cabin Distillery as their official whiskey supplier. Fans can enjoy creative cocktails during games, and the distillery will even host game-day watch parties. Plus, the Mariners are freshening up their menu with tasty options like tacos and Piroshky pastries at T-Mobile Park.
Dining Like a Local
RIDER has introduced a “Local’s 3-Course Dinner” just for Seattle residents. For $55, you get a starter, a choice of main dishes like pork belly or salmon, and delicious dessert options like sorbetto or gelato from Olympic Mountain Creamery. It’s a fun way to enjoy local flavors!
Brunch Plans for Easter
If you’re planning for Easter, Willows Lodge in Woodinville has a special buffet on April 5. The menu features brioche French toast, egg frittatas, and even a prime rib carving station. It’s the perfect spot for a festive celebration!
CEOs are Just Like Us
Have you seen the latest trend of CEOs eating burgers on social media? Jasmine Donovan, the CEO of Dick’s Drive-In, joined in. In a recent Instagram video, she munches on a burger, saying how strange it feels to be filmed eating. It’s a fun reminder that even leaders enjoy a good meal!
Seattle’s food scene is vibrant and full of new experiences. Whether you’re in the mood for barbecue, a local dinner, or a festive brunch, there’s something for everyone. Enjoy the flavors!
