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Originally published Friday, July 11, 2008 at 12:00 AM
Nancy Leson | Restaurants
Counter intelligence: Eat, learn and enjoy from the best seats in the house
Several local restaurants — including Szmania's, Austin Cantina, Crow, Oriental Mart and Joule — offer counter seating where you can not only eat a great meal but watch the kitchen action.
Seattle Times food writer
Want to eat at a counter? Need some culinary entertainment? If you're in Seattle, you're in business. We've got many restaurants with counter seats that front an open kitchen — the best seats in the house.
From this vantage point, you get the raw and the cooked! Sharp knives and hot pots! The speed of the feed! Wondering what's in the soup? Where'd they get that grass-fed beef? How to make that delicious pan sauce or brandish a squeeze-bottle like a pro? Look and learn.
Here are a handful of places on my go-to list. And feel free to go to my blog, www.seattletimes.com/allyoucaneat, to share yours.
3321 W. McGraw St., Seattle
Hours: 4:45-10 p.m. Tuesdays-Saturdays, till 9 p.m. Sundays. (Note: Lunch service resumes Sept. 2.)
Ludger Szmania and his wife, Julie, opened Szmania's in 1990, offering something so unusual it helped make their Magnolia bistro a neighborhood sensation, as well as a restaurant destination: an exhibition kitchen with counter seats. Practically unheard of outside the dark confines of 13 Coins, their open kitchen was a bright spot on the city's culinary landscape.
Several remodels and an expansion later, those counter seats sit center stage and Ludger (also ahead of his time when he offered sashimi along with schnitzel on his early menus) remains a constant presence. You'll find him here, leaning over the counter to make certain you're enjoying his jäger schnitzel with mushroom sauce and spätzle (och!). And there, tasting the soup before adding some salt. And over there, instructing a young chef regarding the proper way to plate a pavlova.
The couple's sons lend a hand in the family business, where many customers who call this place home are considered "family," too.
Austin Cantina
5809 24th Ave. N.W., Seattle,
www.austincantina.orgHours: Lunch 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Tuesdays-Fridays; dinner 5-10 p.m. Tuesdays-Thursdays, 5:30-11 p.m. Fridays-Saturdays, 5-9 p.m. Sundays; brunch 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturdays-Sundays (closed Mondays).
A young cook mans the stove at this slender Ballard cantina, grilling pork chops, stuffing and saucing enchiladas and pan-frying some of the best chicken-fried steak you'll find in these-here parts (offered at lunch as a sandwich). His boss, "Jefe" Birkner — an adopted son of Austin, Texas — grabs a hunk of chuck roast, hoists it onto the counter and cuts it in two.
The grass-fed beef will spend the night in a chilies-fueled marinade before it's beer-braised and served in soft tacos. Vegetarians — honored here with meat-free tortilla casserole and Texas caviar (that's black-eyed peas, ya'll, tossed with corn and peppers as a salad) — might do better sitting at one of too few tables. But I'm all for watching the show from one of the counter's three stools, snacking on multicolored corn chips and housemade salsa with chunky guacamole, sampling from the bottles of hell-fired hot sauce on offer, spooning up some killer "Lone Star Chili" and washing it all down with a pomegranate margarita.
823 Fifth Ave. N., Seattle
Hours: 5-10 p.m. Sundays-Thursdays, 5-11 p.m. Fridays-Saturdays.
You can't get a table at Crow? News flash! Try the counter. Crow's got it all: great food (a brief, reasonably priced, seasonally influenced menu), swell mood (a big, boisterous, dramatically re-envisioned warehouse space) and exactly the right attitude — thanks, in large part, to the smart, sociable staff. And did I mention its Queen Anne Hill sibling, Betty, whose counter offers another perfect perch for watching cooks in action?
At Crow, I favor the seat at the counter's far right — a fork's distance from the waiter's pass-through.
Recently, I shared "Why I love this place" stories with the stranger next to me. We did some communal crowing about the pan-roasted chicken that wears its prosciutto like a second skin, and those slabs of lasagna baked with sausage and a bright tomato sauce. And as I knifed into my chicken, I looked as the cooks sliced rosy hanger steak, layering it over salad greens, garnishing the beef with chunks of blue cheese. Shaking my head, I thought: Next time!
Oriental Mart
1506 Pike Place, Seattle
Hours: 10 a.m.-5 p.m. daily.
For far too many years I passed by this Filipino grocery in the Corner Market Building while on my way to eat somewhere else. Oh, I noticed this place all right. How could I not, what with the dancing snake-on-a-stick out front attracting the tourists? That was before my son — impressed by the snake and the homey Filipino food heaped in the steam table — dragged me in for chicken adobo. I've since become a regular, stopping in with my boy (who's still nuts about that adobo, served by the chief cook and bottle-washer, "Auntie Lei," or her sister, "Auntie" Joy).
You might like other specialties, say chili beef or the teriyaki-style "Gourmet chicken" served on weekends. I'm partial to Leila's salmon soup, made with fish scraps from a Market vendor, and her crunchy whole deep-fried milk fish, served with pancit or rice. If I'm really hungry, I have both. And if I'm really lucky, Leila's cooking up something for herself, her mother, Mila — who's owned the shop for 35 years — or the rest of their hardworking clan.
"Here, Nance, taste this!" she'll say. She never has to ask twice.
1913 N. 45th St., Seattle
Hours: Dinner 5-10 p.m. Sundays-Thursdays, 5-11 p.m. Fridays-Saturdays; special "Sunday BBQ," noon-8 p.m. through Aug. 17.
Seif Chirchi tosses a fine dice of daikon radish with Asian pear and sweet-hot Korean chili sauce, then passes a small plate of the not-quite-marinated kimchi over the counter. It's an unexpected offering — and the kind of thing that happens when you're sitting at the counter, chatting up a chef whose wares you've come to love.
At Joule, you'll hear him calling orders to his wife, Rachel Yang. "Chef!," he'll say, and she'll respond in kind — in the same way I might say "Hon" when prepping dinner with my husband. It's charming, as is everything about this Wallingford newcomer.
Here, I can sip a glass of sparkling sake and take my time with a menu where surprises abound and the classics dance to an Asian beat. Sweet-chili vinaigrette dresses a seafood salad and lemongrass might lend its citrus scent to an artichoke soup. Yes, that's miso lending its sweet and salt to spring "cassoulet" and honshimeji mushroom "confit" garnishing the braised short ribs. Whole fish? Just like at the Chinese place, but here grilled and daubed with tapenade. Love it!
Nancy Leson: 206-464-8838 or email@example.com. To read her blog, go to www.seattletimes.com/allyoucaneat
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Well, I don't understand why they have a relatively new 325 and now they make a 345
. Less than a ft difference seems not to make sense in what regards a line but in fact the boats are very different. I don't think the 325 is a match for the Bavaria, that looks better and nicer but the 345 is another story and that's probably why Yacht magazine chose to make a comparative between the Bavaria 33 and the 345 and not the 325 that is closer in size and probably in price.
As I said the 345 is a very different boat and I like it. It seems to me the better design on the new line of Hanse: Not too beamy with 3.50 and with a high B/D for this class of boats (33%) the boat looks bigger than a 34ft and the interior looks better designed than on other Hanse.
I bet this boat is going to be a best seller notm only among the Hanse boats, but globally. A pity the lack of a traveller but maybe a big dealer can convince the guys from Hanse to put on the top of the cabin the necessary reinforcements to mount one.
Hi Paulo
There is a rumour that the new H345 will replace the 325 and the 355 which would then make sense - the range would then be 345, 385, 415, 445, 495, 545, 575 and 630e
The Hanse owners website now has a separate section for the H345 -
New Hanse 345 - myHanse - Hanse Yachts Owners Forum - Page 1
I have reviewed the H345 in this forum.
I think Hanse introduced the H345 in response to the Dufour 335. Both boats offer a lot of boat for their size and include some really interesting innovations. One point to note is the mainsheet system with Hanse opting for the coachroof block system and Dufour opting for a pad eye in the cockpit system that is fitted to the cockpit table.
Voile et Voilier in the November edition commented that the H345 offered pleasure with complete security and found the boat to be very seaworthy. At Euro 100,344 the new H345 will be hard to beat if you are looking for a cruiser of this size. Just my opinion as a Hanse owner without any other affiliations
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Rep. Fields has tried to bring convention into established practices
To The Daily Sun
I can appreciate the fact that you print letters with grammatical and factual errors, so letter writers can speak in their own voices.
Despite my wish not to join the letter-writing hysteria, I must correct a couple of points made by Ms. Landry of Meredith: I clearly said, "Every penny matters." I do not trivialize tax money and never have. My friend, Representative Fields, has tried his hardest to bring the Belknap County Convention into established practices, instead of the take-no-prisoners rush to undercut our county workers involved in some of the most difficult work imaginable. Had Representative Fields' advice been heeded, we (county taxpayers) would not be expending thousands of dollars in legal fees.
Unfortunately, our convention's belief that we can make up the rules as we go along suggests that legal fees will likely not stop in the near future.
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I was curious to read the recent letter from Rosemary Landry in which she called upon Belknap County Commission Chair Thomas to apologize to Rep. Worsman and for Rep. Fields to come to meetings with new ideas instead of insulting remarks. I do not know Ms. Landry so do not know if I have seen her at convention meetings but her comments suggest that if she is there she is not listening to what Rep. Worsman says and how she says it. After one meeting last April, I wrote a letter as I was completely shocked by the things that Rep. Worsman said and how she said them. I have been to numerous meetings over the past year and if anyone should be giving out apologies it is Rep. Worsman. She is blatantly rude to the commissioners, the county staff and to any representative who does not agree with her and she has been that way from the start. She has directly and openly insulted them meeting after meeting. As Convention Chair, Rep. Worsman has set the tone and example for unethical and unacceptable behavior that Ms. Landry accuses Mr. Thomas of. I have yet to hear, or read, any apologies from Rep. Worsman and until she does make apologies neither Ms. Landry nor Rep. Worsman should expect it from anyone else. As it is said, we reap what we sow.
I have heard Rep. Fields voice suggestions at meetings but he, like the commissioners, is given no respect because he has differed with Rep. Worsman on a number of occasions. When he took a position last year that was contrary to Rep. Worsman's, she very quickly cut him off him by saying two words very tersely and emphatically — "enough Dennis". Is that respectful or how a professional responds?
I wonder if when Ms. Landry was working how she would have felt if someone who was retired said that Ms. Landry did not deserve a pay increase because they had not gotten one. For those who are lucky enough to receive pensions it is commonly understood that their monthly pension amount remains the same ongoing — they are no longer working and their pension amount was set when they retired. It is the same with Social Security, with the amount set when applied for and, while nice to receive, cost of living increases are not guaranteed. When someone is retired it is an entirely different situation then those who are in the work force. I do not know anyone who is now retired who expected to work year after year without any pay increases when they were working. Our town and county employees work hard and we all benefit from their efforts. They are active in the work force and are certainly deserving of at least nominal pay increases if their performance supports it. We are all fortunate that people choose to work in the public sector; we should respect and support them for doing that and not begrudge them a pay increase they have earned and deserve.
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The challenges of this winter make a hard job even more difficult.
The Meredith Department of Public Works has met those challenges during past and current extreme weather conditions and maintained safe streets throughout our town 24-7.
When expecting a storm or experiencing storm conditions, Meredith residents know that the dependable, courteous, and well trained workers will carry on and do the job they contracted to do, despite occasional unforeseen staffing and equipment issues.
Thank you to the entire Meredith Department of Public Works from their leadership, road workers, and administrative support team. You are a great example of service to our grateful community. Residents, visitors and businesses drive and walk more safely because of you.
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To The Daily Sun,
I invite anyone who would like to witness the unprofessional behavior which flows from Rep. Fields, our Belknap County Commissioners and County Administrator Shackett toward Chair Worsman, to just watch a county meeting in action. The meetings are taped for cable access. But better still, come and view a meeting of the Belknap County Convention up close and personal.
Meetings are posted on the Belknap County Convention website as well as in local newspapers. I invite you to come and judge for yourself. "The Proof is in the Pudding".
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We're appalled by amount of dog feces piling up behind LHS
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A few nights ago, my husband and I decided to walk two of our dogs at Laconia High School. We do this at times when the roads are narrowed due to snowbanks and when there is excess sand on the roads. As we walked from the back of the building onto Dewey Street, we were appalled by the amount of dog feces around the new Huot Center. We saw multiple piles of feces on the outside of the Child Development Center's fenced in playground, that the children still use, weather permitting. Can you imagine the smell they have to endure? The piles continued as we walked through the parking lot, around the the Huot Center's dining room.
As dog owners who pick up after their dogs, it disturbs us to see this as the city ordinance clearly states: "Chapter 13 Animals: 113-10.1. Dog Waste. (added 7-22-1996 by Ord. No. 06.96.6)
A. Duty to dispose. It shall be the duty of each person who owns, possesses or controls a dog to immediately remove and dispose of any feces left by
his/her dog on any sidewalk, street or other public area. It shall further be the duty of each person who owns, possesses or controls a dog to
immediately remove and dispose of any feces left by his/her dog on any private property neither owned nor occupied by said person, unless said
private property owner or occupant agrees otherwise.
B. Duty to possess means of removal; disposal. No person who owns, possesses or controls such dog shall appear with such dog on any sidewalk, street,
park or other public area without means of removal of any feces left by such dog. Furthermore, no person who owns, possesses or controls such dog
shall appear with such dog on any private property neither owned nor occupied by said person without the means of removal of any feces left by said
dog, unless said private property owner or occupier agrees otherwise. Disposal of such feces shall be in a manner consistent with all applicable laws.
C. Enforcement; fines for violation. This section shall be enforced by the Laconia Police Department. Violation of this regulation shall be punishable by
a fine of $25 for each occurrence."
Irresponsible dog owners who will not take the time to clean up after their dogs inadvertently make responsible dog owners look bad. Those of us who
do take the time to clean up after our dogs as the law states often get lumped in with those who don't and that is not a fair characterization. It is also not fair for the students and staff of LHS to have to dodge dog feces as they walk around and between the two buildings nor is it fair to the people employed by the school who will have to clean up these piles of dog feces before they can start their spring lawn care duties.
Please, for the sake of the responsible dog owners, the children at the Huot Child Development Center and the staff & students of LHS, pick up after your dogs.
Marie Dalzell
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Good Bible post, just in the nick of time, I might add. Thanks for your post.
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Its hard to believe that 9 years have gone by since I joined gassbuddy.
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Congrats on 5 yrs. What's that peekn out o your vest? A .40 S&W Glock, maybe? AR is not open carry like many states. Does the holster qualify as concealment? You da man.
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NORFOLK, Virginia (AP)— Norfolk Southern's Roanoke Terminal will no longer serve as a regional railcar classification yard.
Beginning Monday, the Norfolk, Virginia-based railroad operator says it's ending regional classification operations at the terminal's hump yard.
About 140 jobs, mostly carmen and train crews, will be eliminated.
Norfolk Southern says the volume of general merchandise cars handled by the hump yard has dropped about 30 percent since 2006.
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For Always Lyrics - Josh Groban
Review The Song (9)
I close my eyes
and there in the shadows I see your light
You come to me out of my dreams across
the night
You take my hand
though you may be so many stars away
I know that our spirits and souls are one
We've circled the moon and we've touched the sun
So here we'll stay
For always, forever
Beyond here and on to eternity
For always, forever
For us there's no time and no space
No barrier love won't erase
Wherever you go
I still know
In my heart you will be
With me
From this day on I'm certain that I'll never be alone
I know what my heart must have always known
That love has a power that's all its own
And for always, forever
Now we can fly
And for always and always
We will go on beyond goodbye
For always, forever
Beyond here and on to eternity
For always and ever
You'll be a part of me
And for always, forever
A thousand tomorrows may cross the sky
And for always and always
We will go on
beyond goodbye
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I know... | Reviewer: Anonymous | 9/29/10
To Anonymous (on 6/11/09):
I know how you feel...
Personally, I think the song doesn't specifically refer to someone's dead or alive partner; it's just the love that you've been searching for ages and ages. Maybe you have found it, but can't really keep it because of different reasons. But you still can hope that somewhere, somehow, sometime in the future, you can be together w/ your love; forever. Maybe next life, but it doesn't matter--because it'll be forever.
Moving Song | Reviewer: Steven Chua | 8/25/10
I will never forget this song, as my wife and I sang a duet in our wedding. My wife did not dare to sing at first, until we got our friend to coach us in our vocal. We did eventually and it was so brilliant, as the audience was captivated by the song that is filled with so much meaning.
More than 3 years later, my wife decided to give it a try in the job market in Adelaide (Australia) while I am working in Singapore. We may be apart for a while, but our spirits and souls are one...no barrier love wont erase.
john williams | Reviewer: jim magurn | 5/17/10
I knew nothing about this song until one day I was channel hopping & landed on public television where Renee Flemming was singing opera but all of a sudden she turned to the audience @ the Met & said she wants to sing a special song that was written by John Williams for the movie AI. The most beautiful melody I ever heard. I had to buy the soundtrack right away & the music now makes the film more believable after I saw it the first time.In the film you don't hear the lyrics just the melody as the main theme thruout the movie.It makes the movie.
Question | Reviewer: Anonymous | 6/11/09
I can't stop listening to this song. It has a profound effect on me. I cry each and every time.
I am in deeply in love with someone who is in a relationship. I know he feels the same but he is also in love with his partner.
I need to break things off for the sake of my own sanity and to move on with my life.
I have listened to this song many many times and still cannot tell conclusively if the other person is still alive or dead. What is your take?
Thank you.
Amazing | Reviewer: Anonymous | 6/10/09
The first time I heard this song I immediately thought of Aragorn and Arwen from the Lord of the Rings. This song describes their relationship perfectly!!! Great song and Josh sounds amazing as always.
The most romantic song | Reviewer: Yttrium | 9/25/08
What can I say? This is the most romantic song I have ever heard! Well, it's a hard match against The First Time I Love Forever by Lisa Angelie, but For Always is so awe-inspiring in such a lovely way. I could probably listen to this song 10 years from now and still love it.
Loved it "for always" | Reviewer: Mary Kay Bagnal | 10/28/07
since the first time I heard this (what - 10 years ago?)--- probably something my now 31-year-old some had saved to his computer -- it spoke to me .. love should be this way!
this song is awesome | Reviewer: Anonymous | 6/28/06
i recently heard this song and it is awesome. i'd never heard Lara Fabian before, and it was cool to hear her. I picked up the cd because of Josh Groban and now i know about someone else. it's cool.
Well now | Reviewer: Katie | 6/1/06
This is one of the many Josh Groban songs i haven't heard,but it has basically the same message as "To Where you Are" so of course i like it. I only wish my computer had sound. Then I could actually hear it. Oh well...
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