Check out these three new spots to score Asian food around Seattle.

This weekend brings a beer and wine festival, a coffee conference and more to local foodies.

New coffee roastery that features pastries and other light fare has opened up shop in Eastlake.

We crunched the numbers to find the five best places in Seattle to get a creamy cup of gelato.

New business says it's a restaurant, pop-up kitchen for up-and-coming chefs and more.

New bakery offers French breads, pastries and desserts as well as coffee and lunch fare.

Sometimes, you've just got to roll deep with a great piece of sushi. Here's where to go.

I See Food specializes in "Asian Cajun"-style seafood boils, with influences from both Chinese hot pot and Southern low-country boils.

In addition to classes for kids and adults, this cooking school operates a sweet shop that sells cookies and eggless edible cookie dough.

Trying to stick to a diet or just eat a little healthier? You're in luck.

Patterson's grapes are sourced from the Red Mountain and Walla Walla AVAs, and the varietal options include chardonnay, cabernet sauvignon, syrah and rose.

This new outpost is the tenth Seattle-area location for Evergreens, which also plans to open six more locations in the coming year.

Opened in partnership between a wine importer and a bakery, this newcomer spotlights French vintages.