Executive Chef Brent Martin of Eques can and could whip you up a yellow tomato gazpacho sorbet over a bed of Dungeness crab, but he’d rather just put a fresh Northwest twist on your favorite brunch and breakfast classics. Eques, at the Hyatt Regency in Bellevue,...
Milk Glass Mrkt is less like a café and more like a dream that you once had about being the star of a romantic comedy. Every aesthetic detail has been thoughtfully attended to — from the deep caramel color of the wood, the shelves so charmingly stocked with...
Think about the perfect neighborhood café. Welcoming, casual, bright, characterful. Where you can grab a locally roasted coffee in the morning, dream-inducing hearty sandwich for lunch or satisfying, locally sourced lazy weekend brunch. There would be a patio, of...
For all the fame Clyde Common has earned for its James Beard-nominated bar program (currently it’s a semifinalist for 2015, having also been nominated the past three years running), it’s easy to forget that the Rose City institution was opened in 2007 with just as...
Sunday brunch can be a beautiful thing. The end of a hard week, the day of sleeping in, followed by a casual meal filled with comfort food you never seem to have time to make during the week. Friends, good conversation and maple syrup… However, one South East...
There are restaurants that are so treasured, so right, so comfortable and so revered that they deserve the daily line-out-the-door status prior to opening. Vancouver’s breakfast/brunch/lunch only Café Medina is one such restaurant. You can well imagine, then,...
Buzzfeed was spot on when they made their list of the 21 things you miss after moving away from Portland, specifically with number 13: “…and nothing can ever top brunch at Tasty n Sons.” Launched in 2010 by chef and owner John Gorham as a sister to Toro Bravo, a...
Go ahead—I know you’re dying to. Step up into the cozy corner spot in Vancouver’s fringe-industrial Railtown, crack the door into the fresh, teak-decked, light-filled, open kitchen eatery and ask for Luigi. I can’t stop you, so I’m not even going to try. But there...
