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I’m currently in the airport waiting for our red eye back to Boston and feeling literally stuffed to the gills from days and days of fabulous food, coffee, and booze. In fact, CK and I just had our last Seattle dinner at Serious Pie which ended up being one of the places we deemed fabulous enough to warrant a repeat visit on our week long trip.

Oh I hope this is true and is good news, and not the orignial WTF — the Croc is going to be a pizza joint response I originally had. Sounds like our beloved Crocodile is going to reopen in January/February 2009 – with pizza in the back bar area and a concert venue in the front room.

This being the first Wednesday of the month, was Reader's Club day at the local Round Table Pizza. I was good going in~I took some books to leave for others...vowing I would not bring any home. But then I was bad and went thru the books out on the table and brought about 8 of them home.

Well, the unavailability of most good vegan food in LA is very sad. What’s sadder is how available it is in Seattle, where I lived for a long time as a lowly vegetarian before I saw the light. The wonderful “eclectic vegan grocery store”, Sidecar for Pig’s Peace, stocks stuff I wish I could get at

We just found out Pizza Fusion is coming to Cooler Planet’s hometown of Seattle.  They are aiming to be the first LEED certified restaurant in Seattle.  The restaurant is focused on being environmentally friendly by using eco-friendly delivery vehicles, recycled church pews, hardwood floors from a

There are some pizza shops with a great location and great food, yet no one wants to eat there. Often, the reason for that is poor customer service. Customers want to be treated with respect, and if your employees don ShareThis

There are some pizza shops with a great location and great food, yet no one wants to eat there. Often, the reason for that is poor customer service. Customers want to be treated with respect, and if your employees don

While I’m traveling in Italy, here’s a suggestion of how you can have a little taste of what I’m enjoying — without having to leave Seattle. Check out one of the two locations of locally owned Via Tribunali. Via Tribunali serves up Neapolitan style pizza to discerning patrons hungry for thin, blistered crusts, sprinkled with coarse salt.