02.06.2025

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Today’s Forecast

🏈 Touchdownnnnnn

A view of a bar with dark green paint and a TV showing Sue Bird of the Seattle Storm in action.

Rough & Tumble will also show games from the Seahawks and Mariners, in addition to women’s sports. | Photo by @feeditcreative

On Sunday Funday, the Kansas City Chiefs take on the Philadelphia Eagles in the 2025 Super Bowl.

Among the hyped commercials, Kendrick Lamar’s halftime show, and Taylor Swift discourse, Seahawks fans can channel their team spirit for what’s sure to be an eventful night.

Here’s where to kick things off around town:

Last Call | Expect a big turnout at this Philly-themed bar.
Moss Bay Hall | Kirkland’s Queen Anne Beer Hall sibling has smashboxes, big steins, and huge TVs.
Rough & Tumble | This big party advertises a “gender-equitable fandom,” prizes, drinks, and a swag bag.
Lariat Bar | Enjoy free wings and halftime games.
Legion | Bellevue’s upscale sports bar from Seahawks legends Kam Chancellor and Richard Sherman has beer deals, games, and giveaways.
Vindicktive Wings | The owners of this laid-back Belltown favorite are Bills fans, so naturally they have a bone to pick with the Chiefs after the AFC match.

Asked

Where is your favorite place to watch the Super Bowl?

A. At home where I have my fave snacks
B. At a bar or other public watch party
C. At a small party with friends
D. Other

Give us the play-by-play

Events

Thursday, Feb. 6

Friday, Feb. 7

Saturday, Feb. 8

Monday, Feb. 10

Collide-o-Scope | 7 p.m. | Here-After | $15 | This artsy movie night takes scraps of found footage and creates a sort of collage with interesting bits of film.

Wednesday, Feb. 12

“Parks and Recreation” Trivia Night | 7-8:30 p.m. | Wildrose | $7 | Grab yourself a Snake Juice and see how much you know about Leslie Knope and the rest of Pawnee’s parks department.

Thursday, Feb. 13

Murder Mystery Bar Crawl | 6-10 p.m. | Queen Anne neighborhood | $163 | There’s been a murder — throw on your fanciest 1920’s garb and solve the case by ordering tasty drinks and snacks.

Friday, Feb. 21

Botanical Bash at the NW Flower & Garden Festival | 8:30-11:30 p.m. | Seattle Convention Center | $50+ | Sip botanically infused cocktails, dance the winter blues away with DJ Marco Collins, and take part in an auction to benefit the Washington Park Arboretum.*

There's plenty more to do

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Giveaway

Win four tix to KOOZA (plus dinner) on us 🎪

Presented by Cirque du Soleil

A graphic with rotating images of Cirque du Soleil's "KOOZA" show on the left, and a purple background with white text on the right.

Our hearts are racing just looking at some of the feats in these photos. | Image by 6AM City

Step right up, ladies and gentlemen, and test your luck — we’ve got an evening of high-wire hilarity and delectable dining up for grabs.

We haven’t quite run off and joined the circus, but we did partner with Cirque du Soleil KOOZA to give away four premium tix to an upcoming show, plus a $150 gift card to Seattle’s own House of Eve.

What to expect

Taking center stage at Marymoor Park through mid-March, KOOZA represents a return to roots for Cirque du Soleil, pairing astonishing acrobatic feats with the timeless art of clowning.

You’ll laugh. You’ll gasp. You may even cry. But one thing is certain: You’ll be absolutely blown away.

Plus, a mouthwatering meal at House of Eve is the perfect ~~cherry~~ acrobat on top.

Enter to win

Entering our giveaway is easy: All you have to do is fill out this form before Friday, Feb. 21 at noon. Our lucky winner will be announced on Thursday, Feb. 27.

Psst… Want to go ahead and snag spots? Right this way for 20% off select seats/dates.

Give our giveaway a go

News Notes

Cause

More than 100 local restaurants are joining forces to raise money for immigration nonprofits. Tomorrow, Feb. 7, these restaurants — which includes faves like Communion, Dough Joy, and the Sea Creatures Group — will donate a portion of their proceeds to the fund. Folks who would like to support the cause only need to go out and chow down at participating locations. (Eater Seattle)

Weather

The Seattle area got its first dose of snow the last few days. And while most of the wintery precipitation will likely stop by later this morning, we’re still under a cold weather advisory tonight as temps are expected to dip as low as 15-25 degrees. Stay warm. (Seattle Times)

Development

The Memorial Stadium renovation project just got a $30 million boost from donors. These funds are in addition to the $110+ million it previously secured in public funding. (Puget Sound Business Journal)

Eat

Big foodie news here — Canlis is in the middle of a management shake-up. Co-owner Brian Canlis is heading off to Nashville, leaving the restaurant with his brother Mark. Similarly, the restaurant’s chef and recent James Beard nominee Aisha Ibrahim is moving to a bigger market to seek out Michelin status. (Eater Seattle)

Closing

After closing its Fremont factory in 2023, Theo Chocolate is now also closing its flagship store that shared a building with the factory and Bellevue shop. While this ends the brand’s physical presence in the Seattle metro area, chocolate bars will still remain for sale in other retail stores and online. (Eater Seattle)

Real Estate

Seattle is one of the major US cities where it’s easiest to buy a home, according to a recent ranking by Badeloft. The study looked into average house prices, monthly net salaries, basic living costs, and disposable income. Check out just how difficult it is to buy a home in .

Sports

Yeesh — Seattle Mariners fans have expressed some frustration with how the team’s president of baseball operations Jerry Dipoto talked about the state of its offense. Hear from the local experts about what he said with Locked On’s daily, team-focused podcasts.

Health

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Finance

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Shop

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Home

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Eat

👀 Calling all Seattle foodies

Presented by Yelp

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Yelp’s Elite Squad is the place for local movers and shakers. | Photos provided by Yelp

Meet your new favorite club.

If you love food, Seattle, and meeting people who also love both, get to know Yelp’s Elite Squad.

As a member, you’ll be invited to special events, get to know more Seattle businesses, and have a genuinely good time with other Elites who write “chef’s kiss” reviews.

Here’s the best part — you can nominate yourself (or a friend) to join the Yelp Seattle Elite Squad. We’re cheering you on.

Join the Elite Squad

City Guide

🥞 Who’s hungry? (It’s us.)

The front of Glo's diner at its new location in Seattle, with the neon sign under a light wood-plank overhang

Oh, how we’ve missed the smoked salmon eggs Benny at Glo’s. | Photo via by SEAtoday staff

In this town, brunchin’ ain’t easy but it’s necessary. Whether you’re on the hunt for fluffy eggs, fried chicken + waffles or mind-blowing bloody marys, we’ve got plenty of delicious options for you.

Hours listed are brunch only.

El Parche Colombiano, 11740 15th Ave. NE | Daily, 11 a.m.-3 p.m. | Get the calenta’o, a hearty Colombian dish with rice, red beans + eggs mixed together — add some carne asada, too, if that’s where your heart leads you.

Ben Paris, 130 Pike St. | Friday-Saturday, 9 a.m.-2 p.m. | The State Hotel’s bright bistro delivers on celebratory-worthy items like ricotta pancakes, avocado toast with pepitas, and a smoked salmon omelet.

Glo’s, 928 E. Barbara Bailey Way | Daily, 7 a.m.-3 p.m. | Capitol Hill’s longtime favorite found a new spot to help accommodate the crowds and has added some booze to the menu. You still might want to put your name in early.

More mouth-watering meals

The Buy

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🎲 This Dinner Decider Die may just be a relationship rescuer.
💕 The Giving Heart Pillow is cozy, weighted, and replicates the feeling of a real hug.
🧥 Gift a flannel jacket with sherpa lining that’s warm and stylish.
🥣 Tell your favorite cereal lover “I cereal-sly love you” with this engraved spoon.
🧳 This highly rated Carhartt toiletry bag is durable and waterproof.
🍻 Nothing says “I love you” like two freezable beer mugs.

More worth The Buy

The Wrap

I don’t know what took me so long, but I finally had Korean BBQ for the first time — and what a treat.

My friend took me to So Moon Nan Jib in Federal Way and we got a huge spread of meat and all sorts of sides (with soju of course). Everything was so fresh and packed with flavor. I’ll definitely going back for more soon.

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