
The Seattle food scene and the best things to eat in it. New episodes every Thursday.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 82 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsFood | |||

Hot dog! The NYT Wirecutter team made it bracket-official and crowned the Seattle dog best in America. The signature late night street food knocked out every other style in a head-to-head battle (yes, including Chicago and NYC). But how did the best ... more
This week, host Brandi Fullwood talks to Seattle Times food critic Tan Vinh about the openings and closing, shaking things up for better or worse. Plus, they’ll tell you how to order at some of the newest restaurants in Seattle.
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This week, host Brandi Fullwood talks to baker and owner of Pan de la Selva, Mayra Sibrian. Mayra shares where she routinely gets breakfast in Mount Baker on her way to work. It’s a sandwich with lots of details: american cheese, a melt in your mouth... more
This week, host Brandi Fullwood talks to Aaron Tekulve, the chef and owner of Surrell in Madison Valley. They get into what it's like to be a James Beard finalist (apparently it means a lot more microgreens at your door) and where he goes to eat on h... more
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Have never been to Seattle, but Brandi paints the food scene in such an appetizing way! Love her narration and energy as the host - will definitely be returning to listen!
I loved Seattle Eats under Tan Vinh and also love the new host, but this last episode was a miss. I was really interested in the topic but the episode barely talked about food. Tell us what's on the menu!!! instead of common sense tips like "don't count on walking in, make a reservation" and "you can wear casual clothing to restaurants in Seattle." We know!! Finished the podcast with no appetite whetted and no more info about what's being offered other than some good palm wine. This seemed like... more
I look forward to this show every week, the host kills it for me. I love how dreamy she portrays food and is always curious about the why behind a restaurant’s star dishes. I follow so many instagram accounts that just say “ I like this” but why would I trust this person? With this host I really appreciate that she delves into why that chicken is so crackly and crunchy and has earned my full trust with recommendations. Seattles food scene has it’s ups and downs but this show has me excited to tr... more
Great show but a little part of me withered away with every “ham-BON BURR” dropped.
The new host is amazing! So funny and charismatic, the conversation flowed so well, and her voice is easy to listen to. And she seems really knowledgeable about the food itself. Excited to hear more :)
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This show centers on Seattle's dynamic food scene, featuring in-depth conversations with restaurant owners, critics, and local food writers. Episodes often explore regional cuisines, pricing and value, new openings, and the human stories behind hospitality, from dosa traditions to pop-ups and neighborhood staples. A recurring strength is tying tasting notes to broader cultural and seasonal context, offering practical insights for diners and useful backstage perspectives for industry professionals. The host brings a curious, storytelling approach that balances critique with hospitality, making it a strong fit for listeners who want both appetite and context when exploring Seattle's culinary landscape.
Noteworthy aspects include a focus on v... more
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Recent guests on Seattle Eats include:
1. Mayra Sibrian
2. Aaron Tekulve
3. Shri Repp
4. Bethany Jean Clement
5. Jackie Varriano
6. Keiji Sukasaki
7. Emily Kim
8. Naomi Tomky
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