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Allecia Vermillion

Allecia Vermillion

Verified

Producer, Seattle Met

Seattle

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Health and Wellness, Lifestyle Travel and Tourism, and Hospitality Inbound Marketing,Food and Drink

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lifestyle, restaurant and bars, music, travel, beauty.

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Total articles 1121

  • Best Restaurants and Bars Near Seattle's Lumen Field and T-Mobile Park

    By Naomi Tomky Verified, Allecia Vermillion| Seattle Met Verified Buy me some peanuts and Cracker Jacks, and I’ll bring the banh mi—the food inside Lumen Field and neighboring T-Mobile Park gets better every year; the latter even allows takeout. Outside the stadiums, the selection improves further, with plenty of great bars and restaurants that beckon to anybody looking to meet up with a group, or just avoid paying $20 for a Bud Light and some loaded fries. Most game-oriented destinations lie north of the stadiums in Pioneer Square.

    By Naomi Tomky Verified, Allecia Vermillion · Seattle Met

    Mar. 18, 2025

  • The Best Vietnamese Restaurants in Seattle

    By Naomi Tomky Verified, Allecia Vermillion| Seattle Met Verified Seven years after the fall of Saigon, the rise of pho in Seattle began. When Washington Governor Dan Evans called on the state to welcome Vietnamese refugees, he created a community that made Seattle immeasurably richer—and embedded some dishes in our culinary canon. It’s strange to think of a time when banh mi wasn’t a lunchtime staple, before Seattle’s Vietnamese food scene had vegan delis, spicy noodles, and whole fried catfish.

    By Naomi Tomky Verified, Allecia Vermillion · Seattle Met

    Mar. 05, 2025

  • Best Restaurants and Bars Near Seattle's Lumen Field and T-Mobile Park

    By Naomi Tomky Verified, Allecia Vermillion| Seattle Met Verified Buy me some peanuts and Cracker Jacks, and I’ll bring the banh mi—the food inside Lumen Field and neighboring T-Mobile Park gets better every year; the latter even allows takeout. Outside the stadiums, the selection improves further, with plenty of great bars and restaurants that beckon to anybody looking to meet up with a group, or just avoid paying $20 for a Bud Light and some loaded fries. Most game-oriented destinations lie north of the stadiums in Pioneer Square.

    By Naomi Tomky Verified, Allecia Vermillion · Seattle Met

    Mar. 18, 2025

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Seattle Met

Seattle Met, also known as Seattle Metropolitan, is a monthly lifestyle magazine based in Seattle, Washington. Launched in March 2006, it covers a wide range of topics including arts, dining, fashion, travel, and outdoor activities. The magazine serves as a valuable resource for both locals and visitors who want to explore Seattle's vibrant culture and lifestyle. The magazine features a variety of content, including in-depth reviews of restaurants, bars, and cafes, as well as guides to shopping, entertainment, and outdoor experiences. Known for its bold design and engaging photography, Seattle Met combines informative articles with a witty editorial voice. It also maintains a strong online presence, offering readers access to articles, blogs, and guides related to Seattle. With reported revenues of approximately $17.9 million, Seattle Met plays a significant role in the media and publishing industry. The team of journalists and staff work diligently to produce the monthly magazine and manage its online content, making it a key player in Seattle's media landscape.

Tacoma, United States

+1 206-957-2234

Founded: 2006