Comments on: Survival tips for Dave Winer while in Seattle

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By: What the heck is he thinking » Chris and Ponzi moving to Seattle

What the heck is he thinking » Chris and Ponzi moving to Seattle — Thu, 02 Dec 2004 18:55:57 +0000

urists and Californians has failed again. Curses! I’m going to repost a link to my Survival Guide for Dave Winer for them to enjoy. Hmmmm, [...]

By: Matty Dread

Matty Dread — Wed, 22 Sep 2004 17:55:27 +0000

Tom Douglas, Tom Schmouglas. Dahlia is the perfect restaurant for a business meeting or meal with older family members you don’t really like–decent, completely inoffensive, uninteresting, ignorable, faux-fine-dining food for which somebody else is picking up the tab. If you want a true Seattle experience, try one of our multitude of Thai places (I like Jamjuree on 15th on Capitol Hill), sushi at Nishino (the freshest fish in the world outside Japan), raw oysters on the half-shell at the Elliott Bay Oyster House (tourist restaurant, but the best oyster menu around) or Shucker’s, or good old Ivar’s Salmon House (get the smoked salmon at the to go place and eat it on the dock if it’s nice). If you want to spend a bunch of money and have a meal that you’ll actually remember, go to Mistral or Cascadia or Lampreia. Better yet, head down to the San Fransicso Bay Area.

By: Julie Leung: Seedlings & Sprouts

Julie Leung: Seedlings & Sprouts — Sat, 18 Sep 2004 07:47:22 +0000

My split citizenship between Seattle and its suburbs
Dave Winer’s arrival in Seattle for the fall has inspired lively dialogue on the strengths and weaknesses of living in the Rainy City or its suburbs, including statements on God’s preferences for either side of Lake Washington. Now who am…

By: Stomaphagus

Stomaphagus — Thu, 16 Sep 2004 02:49:00 +0000

Oh, and Dave is really missing something if he doesn’t go to Le Pichet right near Pike Place on 1st & Virginia. C’est kick-ass.

By: orcmid

orcmid — Tue, 14 Sep 2004 19:18:22 +0000

Hey, welcome! You might or might not be able to tell from my welcome post that I was raised in Tacoma before they improved the aroma and also blew down the Ruston stack. What rivalry? There is no rivalry. Tacoma ignores Seattle. The Puyallup Fair is running this week and next. It's a hoot. Definitely not East Side [;< ). I wouldn't vouch for authenticity of Ralph's Grocery & Deli past Virginia on 4th in downtown, a leisurely walk from Pike Place and where the Web Log Meetup will be held at 7pm, Wednesday, September 15. By the way, today is primary day here and you'll get a kick out of reading the candidate profiles.

By: a little ludwig goes a long way

a little ludwig goes a long way — Tue, 14 Sep 2004 17:23:54 +0000

Things you can only do on the Eastside
In response to the snarky attitude about the eastside in What the heck is he thinking » Survival tips for Dave Winer while in Seattle, here are some things you can only enjoy on the eastside: Stay at the Bellevue…

By: Lance

Lance — Tue, 14 Sep 2004 04:16:24 +0000

I say before the weather really turns sour head to the Woodland Park Zoo. You won’t find a better one anytime soon.

As for eats with a great view try Cutter’s Bayhouse, just outside the Pike Place Market, and across the street from Etta’s.