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NWTraveler

NWTraveler


12 places I want to go   87 places I've been
  2. 1. Georgia
    Asia
    1 cheer     		239 people
  3. 2. Romania
    Europe
    1 cheer     		1,472 people
  4. 3. Montenegro
    Europe
    		365 people
  5. 4. Macedonia
    Europe
    1 cheer     		460 people
  6. 5. Georgetown Power Plant Museum
    United States: Washington State: King County: Seattle: Georgetown
    1 cheer     		1 person
  7. 6. Vietnam
    Asia
    1 cheer     		2,535 people
  8. 7. Cambodia
    Asia
    1 cheer     		1,792 people
  9. 8. Tallinn
    Estonia
    1 cheer     		190 people
  10. 9. Serbia
    Europe
    		414 people
  11. 10. Philadelphia
    United States: Pennsylvania
    		676 people
  12. 11. Petra
    Jordan
    1 cheer     		865 people
  13. 12. Iran
    Middle East
    		703 people

Recent entries

Absinthe Bar, Dam

Closed

This place is sadly closed. But I have fond memories of drinking absinthe in those little hidey-holes in the back room!

about 1 year ago

Smarty Pants, Georgetown

Twisted Cocktail

Home of the bacon-tini – both as gross and as yummy as it sounds. A heart attack in a glass but good in an awful sort of way…

over 5 years ago

Kouzina Restaurant, Greenwood

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This yummy little hole in the wall opened a few months ago, and I’ve been hooked from the start. The appetizers are especially good – the scallops kypshelly are to die for, and I’m also partial to the octopus and crab dip (loads of crab meat with mild green peppers and cheese). The menu has all the expected Greek favorites, and many of the dishes can be made vegan (though most contain meat). It’s quite reasonably priced – the most expensive entree is about $14 and most hover around $10.

The restaurant itself is a tiny little space with only three tables. The business is more focused on catering than the restaurant right now, but there are plans to expand the seating and add a small bar soon. The couple that own the restaurant are very welcoming and chatty – it can sometimes feel like you’re having dinner in someone’s home. If you’re in the neighborhood, stop by for a retsina and meze and say hi to Chef Eleni!

over 6 years ago
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