Craftsmanship is a word that gets tossed around a lot these days. But it actually applies to these knives from Evermade Traders, expertly crafted from Damascus steel. They're instant heirloom-quality knives that you'll want to pass down for generations. Along with the money Perks is saving you.
Swing by the Shelton Theater tomorrow night for the Biggest Li'l Art Fair, with works from 21 local artists that you can pick up for your place while sipping on beer and wine. And avoiding looking at the giant clown head in the corner.
After a two-month shutdown turned into a two-year renovation, Little Griddle has returned to Mid-Market with burgers and breakfast fare alongside their Mavelous Coffee Bar, which has pastries, Stumptown coffee and beer and wine. Like all the best coffee places do.
Take a special someone to Glossier at Rhea's Café for a pop-up wherein they've redecorated everything a Glossier pink, have all of their beauty products available to try out and purchase, and will still be serving one of the city's best fried chicken sandwiches. Twist.
If you needed an excuse to throw on a jacket and have a classy date night, look no further than the opening of Howells in the Marina. It's got a wine list by the longtime manager of another Marina mainstay, California Wine Merchant. It's also got food from a Stone's Throw alum, but... wine.
Frjtz, your friendly neighborhood Belgian fry place with possibly too many condiment options (looking at you, strawberry mustard) has completed their move to a more intimate space with a larger kitchen, which means they can finally offer fried chicken with their Belgian waffles. Moves are good.
That's what this is. Also, before seeing Wes Anderson's Isle of Dogs this weekend, we're asking the question: who is the best movie dog of all-time? And because we're thinking spring-y thoughts, here's one editor's finicky mission to find the perfect denim jacket.
