This Week in Seattle Food News: Big Little News Hits Capitol Hill, Little Neon Taco Closes, and Jamie Foxx Buys Brown Sugar Bourbon

by Stranger EverOut Staff

Monica Dimas’s Little Neon Taco has permanently closed its Boren location, but it’ll live on in its next act as a temporary pop-up at the trendy wine bar La Dive. Little Neon Taco

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This week, the Seattle restaurant scene welcomes the return of some beloved institutions, including Local 360, Vito’s, Cafe Presse, Le Pichet, and Ray’s Cafe. Plus, the newsstand and bottle shop Big Little News hits Capitol Hill, Monica Dimas’s restaurant Little Neon Taco has closed for good, and actor and musician Jamie Foxx has purchased Heritage Distilling‘s Brown Sugar Bourbon brand. Read on for all that and more culinary updates. For more ideas, check out our food and drink guide.

NEW OPENINGS AND RETURNS
Aki Kushiyaki
The team behind Arashi Ramen is opening this swanky Japanese kushiyaki destination, which was originally slated to open in summer 2020 but was delayed due to the pandemic, in Madison Valley today. The restaurant provides a 13-course omakase experience centered around skewers with deluxe ingredients like wagyu beef and sous vide duck breast.
Madison Valley
Limited indoor seating

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