Is the Soda Fountain any good? I can't do shakes and ice cream anymore but is the food good? Ever since that place opened there were long waits.Bonafide-Purchaser wrote: ↑Oct 12, 2020I was downtown at the arch with my family on Saturday and it was very busy. I was really happy to see the amount of people out. Most people had masks, some just don’t want the rules to apply to them, but overall it was much better than I expected. Same with Union Station. I was there yesterday and today and it was very busy both days. 2 hour wait for a table at soda fountain.
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It's a little pricey and the non sweets menu is pretty small but the food was decent when I went shortly after it opened. It definitely seems to be a good addition.chriss752 wrote:Is the Soda Fountain any good? I can't do shakes and ice cream anymore but is the food good? Ever since that place opened there were long waits.Bonafide-Purchaser wrote: ↑Oct 12, 2020I was downtown at the arch with my family on Saturday and it was very busy. I was really happy to see the amount of people out. Most people had masks, some just don’t want the rules to apply to them, but overall it was much better than I expected. Same with Union Station. I was there yesterday and today and it was very busy both days. 2 hour wait for a table at soda fountain.
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I can't wait to get back.kipfilet wrote: ↑Oct 08, 2020Started going back to the office on a limited basis this week. Downtown is pretty empty overall, but was glad to see that the restaurants on Washington were quite busy.
I don’t doubt that a lot of people can’t wait to get back but even if 10-20% don’t ever get back that is a huge shift and the impact is right away (within a year) instead of a dragged out 10-15 year trend like open floor officesnewstl2020 wrote: ↑Oct 14, 2020^For observation's sake, I work for an extremely large company and have not spoken to a single person who isn't ecstatic to get back to an office.
Great. Is that the Northeast corner?dbInSouthCity wrote: ↑Oct 14, 2020This building is the 2nd on Washington Ave but due to the size of the first it has frontage on 14th and it appears to be getting windows. A $600k construction permit was issued recently
Yes. That's the northeast corner.
)The Locust bike lane was fully completed (paint and all) for like two days before Spire started tearing it up.SeattleNative wrote: ↑May 19, 2020LArchitecture wrote:
I apologize if the picture quality is bad I was on my run. Looks like the street resurfacing may bring us a new bike lane. I don’t like the design/layout of it but it’s the right time to go about it as other cities across the world are doing the same. This is between the courts building and the Richard Serra sculpture.
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simple: Failing to require a building permit before issuing a demolition permit.dbInSouthCity wrote: ↑Sep 14, 2020....the developer proposed the townhouses and bailed...not sure how anyone can fault the city.
