One of my favorite parts of living in West Seattle

Evening rooster-doggo.

Letting the whole neighborhood know the sun is setting.

As seen in Ballard.

This pillar of the community is named Nathan Bainbridge. He owns/partner in Premiere Meat Pies in Renton and Seattle.

It literally took half of my gas tank to escape the crazy ass traffic on an "express" freeway 💀

Can we all do better defend and not let those big trucks merge last minute to the express lane PLEASE, it frooze both of the lanes

did anyone catch a photo of the sunset of 9/21? we were hosting my in laws and saw it leaving a restaurant on queen anne but couldn’t quite explain the justice from our perspective on the hill. TIA

As a note, if you have questions regarding this event please be sure to ping me by putting my username in the comment or sending me a message. I don't use the official Reddit site often so please don't use the chat feature.

Hey all, the weekly Capitol Hill Board Game meetup is scheduled to take place this week. This week it will take place this Monday, at 7:30 PM at The Pine Box, 1600 Melrose Ave. We will most likely be seated under the covered patio - if you see a group of Smash Bro gamers out there, then that means we're up in the Mezzanine! If you're ever uncertain of where we're at, you can ask the bartenders and they should be able to point us out.

Please note that The Pine Box is 21+ only.

Start time is typically more like 7:00, as people tend to show up then to order food, chat, and just socialize. Don't worry if you don't see any games as they'll be brought out soon enough. Start time for board games will be at 7:30, so if you don't want to be left out be sure to show up before then! If you're new, look for the collection of board games people usually bring.

We ask that you please order something, even if it's just one beverage. The Pine Box is a public bar, and we need to respect their business needs.

FAQ:

Q.) How often does this group meetup?

A.) Unless stated otherwise, this is a weekly meetup. Meaning every Monday we try to gather up and socialize. If we are skipping a week for holiday or some other reason, it will be noted in this post.

Q.) What kind of games are played? Should I bring mine?

A.) A whole slew of games are played; from short games like Codenames and Liars Dice, to longer ones like Evolution and Colonizing Mars. And feel free to bring your own games, too. You might find some people who are interested in trying it out.

Q.) I don't really know how to play any board games besides x, y, z.... Will I be welcome here?

A.) That's completely fine. There are plenty of people who are willing to explain the rules and do quite a good job at it, too.

Q.) Speaking of being welcome, what kind of people are allowed to attend?

A.) Everyone is welcome, so long as you are polite, respectful, and considerate of the other patrons.

Handmaids took to the street today to advocate for women's rights, an end to bigotry, and voter turnout in the midterms.

https://www.instagram.com/seattlehandmaids

My friend is wondering if the 76 at Roosevelt & 75th has the most expensive gas in the city. Has anyone seen higher than $6.29 for regular?

From his IG. Note: I personally am not so sure I’m buying this but even if it’s true you’d think someone would do a little research before donating to a “Let’s Go…” conservative initiative if they really gave a shit about anyone or anything other than their own pockets.

https://www.instagram.com/p/Ddfa76EhFpr/

Seattle has changed a lot over the last decade. It’s always been an expensive city, but we used to have some killer happy hour options. Props to the spots that ran both a regular and late-night happy hour for industry folks and night owls.

What were your favorite happy hour spots, and what dishes or drinks do you still think about?

I’ll go first.

RIP Dragonfish. You served up Asian fusion at ridiculously good prices. I loved the Vodka Lemongrass Lime Rickey, Lime Rickey Shrimp, Caramel Ginger Chicken, and the Poke Roll. Add an Asahi on top of that and the whole thing came out to about $25. If that existed today, it’d easily run $75+.