In a normal year, we’d pick out mom’s favorite Pierce County restaurant for Mother’s Day and make a reservation. There would be mimosas aplenty, a brunch buffet or maybe a steak-and-lobster feast with doting table-side ...
For some Tacomans, Easter isn’t Easter without a coconut egg or chocolate bunny from Tacoma’s Johnson Candy Company. Good news: They’re open now for curbside pickup, or mail orders. Call 253-272-8504 between 10 a.m. and ...
Restaurants might be closed for in-person dining thanks to Covid-19, but Tacoma-area restaurants still want you to have a nice Easter dinner or brunch. I’ve gathered a collection of menus and information about 2020 Easter ...
Here's where to find Mardi Gras eating in the Tacoma and Puyallup area in 2020.
The annual February reopening of the Fife Pick-Quick Drive-In is kind of like our own Pierce County version of Groundhog Day. The staff cranks up the grill, heats up the fryer and gets those hand-cut ...
Looking for brunch? Clearly, Puyallup is going to be the destination for brunch today. Several members of Where to Dine Pierce County asked for recommendations for brunch on New Year’s Day (because clearly they’re starting ...
TAMALE PSA. For those of you who are skipping making your own Christmas tamales, here’s a tip where to buy yours. Palmira Mendoza Martinez, whose family owns Los Tamales Restaurant in Tacoma (on 72nd), reports ...
Tacoma's Pizza Press on Sixth Avenue has closed. The outpost of the national chain opened in June 2018.
Reason #1817 why I love the Church of the Indian Fellowship's frybread Fridays: You can smell the frybread before entering the back door into the church’s basement dining room.
One of the things I love so much about Pierce County eating is the kickoff of the fall food festival season. My favorites include the Tacoma Greek Festival the first weekend in October, as well ...
Welcome to Dine Pierce County! This is the website companion to the Where to Dine-Pierce County Facebook group, the 9,800-member Facebook group devoted to dining in Pierce County. Come join us! The group – and ...
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