IN THE NEWS: The P-I’s Leslie Kelly reviews vegetarian restaurant Cafe Flora (206-325-9100, 2901 E. Madison St., cafeflora.com) and vegan spot Squid & Ink (206-763-2696, 1128 S. Albro Place, myspace.com/squid_and_ink). … Kelly reports the closing of Madison Valley bistro Saint-Germain, and that Noah’s Bagels has opened its sixth Seattle-area location at 600 Fourth Ave.. seattlepi.com … Seattle Times’s Providence Cicero gives three stars to Joule (1913 N. 45th St., Seattle,
206-632-1913; www.joulerestaurant), while Leigh Haddix reviews The Other Coast Cafe (5315 Ballard Ave. N.W.; 206-789-0936, www.othercoastcafe.com; downtown location at 601 Union Square). seattletimes.com … Seattle Weekly’s Jonathan Kauffman reviews Joule and has the roasted bone marrow at Smith (332 15th Ave. E., 322-9420). … The paper blogs about the openings of Boom Noodle (1121 E. Pike St., 701-9130) and Jasmine Restaurant (2822 Martin Luther King Jr Way), while Maggie Dutton visits Skylark Cafe & Club (3803 Delridge Way SW, 935-2111, www.skylarkcafe.com). seattleweekly.com … The Stranger’s Chris McCann reviews Thomas Street Bistro (421 East Thomas, Seattle, 206-323-0914). thestranger.com

Compiled by Pat Embry, WhereTheLocalsEat.com

Filed under: Seattle Restaurants | Tags: Boom Noodle, Cafe Flora, Joule, Noah's Bagels, Other Coast Cafe, Saint-Germain closed, Skylark Cafe, Smith, Squid and Ink, Thomas Street Bistro, vegan, vegetarian |