mkt.

With just 28 seats, mkt. - pronounced "market" - is an intimate restaurant in an cozy Seattle neighborhood know as Tangletown between Wallingford and Greenlake. It gets its name from Meridian, the traditional name for the neighborhood; the historic Keystone Building that it’s housed in; and Tangletown, as the area is now known. Chef Alvin Go's kitchen serves thoughtful, contemporary American...

With Mkt., chef Ethan Stowell steps away from his Italian-accented, pasta-driven restaurant concepts scattered around the city. Instead, the tiny hallway of a space provides the setting to partake of a menu that runs in many directions. With a large table in the front and the rest of the seating situated between the open kitchen and a meticulously organized wall of wine, the cold, clean lines...

TANGLETOWN—Ethan Stowell's Mkt. celebrates its first anniversary on September 29. Dinner guests at the 28-seat restaurant will celebrate with "a little amuse bouche from Chef Joe Ritchie and a glass of Prosecco." Reservations are still available—but going fast—for the evening's celebration. [EaterWire]

DOWNTOWN—Tickets to the popular Craft Beer + Food event sold out in a jiffy, but the event's...

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mkt. - pronounced "market" - is an intimate restaurant in an intimate Seattle neighborhood know as Tangletown, between Wallingford and Greenlake. It gets its name from Meridian, the traditional name for the neighborhood; the historic Keystone Building that it's housed in; and Tangletown, as the area is now known. Joe Ritchie"s kitchen serves thoughtful, contemporary American fare with a...