This week, New Jersey's Twitter account picks a fight with Breezy Town Pizza Like List , Canlis Like List reveals its new "summer camp," and the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport gets the nation's first walk-up airport shots bar Like List . Plus, the popular Vietnamese coffee shop Coffeeholic House Like List plans to expand to Greenwood, and the Dane Like List says farewell. Read on for all that and more food-world updates. For more ideas, check out our food and drink guide.

NEW OPENINGS AND RETURNS

Casa Caffè Like List  
The recently opened Italian cultural center Casa Italiana is hosting the grand opening Past Event Like List of its new cafe, featuring locally roasted espresso from Caffe D'Arte and pastries and treats from Belle Epicurean and Honey and Harmony, on Saturday. The first 200 customers will receive a free cannoli.
Burien
Pickup

Koo Hoo Thai Street Like List
Named for the Thai word for "buddy" or "partner," this Thai restaurant opened in the former space of Brunswick & Hunt in Ballard last week and serves staples like crispy garlic chicken, crab fried rice, nam khao tod, and papaya salad.
Ballard
Pickup, delivery, or limited indoor seating

Shot Bar Like List
Air travel is not back on the menu for most people just yet. Regardless, a new pop-up bar at Rel’Lish Burger Lounge Like List at the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport offers a unique option for travelers looking to get inebriated as efficiently as possible before heading aboard a plane: they serve shots and nothing else. Guests can choose from among Brown Sugar Bourbon, Fireball, Hornitos Cristalino tequila, Ketel One flavored vodkas, Skrewball Peanut Butter Whiskey, and other chilled liquors and knock them back out of tiny red plastic Solo cups.
SeaTac
Walk-up counter

URL Like List
This trendy-looking spot promising "delicious food from fresh local-based ingredients, coffee with the best beans, stylish furniture, [and an] inviting atmosphere" is soft-opening on Saturday and will be offering 10% off drinks all week.
First Hill
Pickup or limited indoor seating

Yonder Bar Like List
The well-received local cidery Yonder Bar, which closed its small Phinney garage cider bar on February 15 to avoid fines for violating small business regulations, is now open for retail again, though possibly not for long. New legislation has been introduced to relax restrictions on small food and drink businesses run out of homes or garages, so the Seattle Department of Construction and Inspections gave Yonder the go-ahead to reopen while waiting for the bill to pass—if it doesn't, they'll have to close again.
Phinney
Pickup

FUTURE OPENINGS

Coffeeholic House Like List
Over the last year, Seattle has experienced a wave of new Vietnamese coffee shops, like Phin Like List , Sip House Like List , Hello Em Like List , and Coffeeholic House Like List , which opened its first location in Columbia City just before the pandemic. Now, Coffeeholic is planning a second location in Greenwood. The new cafe will be twice the size of the original and feature a brunch and breakfast menu in addition to pastries and coffee.
Greenwood

CLOSURES

The Dane Like List
Ballard's hygge Scandinavian-inspired coffee shop and bar will soon be no more: The cafe announced in a social media post this week that it plans to close permanently on April 4, likely because of the pandemic.
Ballard

OTHER FOOD NEWS

Canlis reveals plans for "Camp Canlis"
Seattle's premier fine-dining establishment Canlis Like List is at it again. This morning, the adaptable, branding-savvy restaurant unveiled its plans for Camp Canlis Past Event Like List , the latest (and hopefully final) in a line of pandemic-borne concepts that have included a burger drive-thru, a bagel shack, "Canlis Community College," and a winter yurt village. Camp Canlis will feature a treehouse hanging from the restaurant's roof with a single table that a party can dine in with upscale service sponsored by Dom Perignon, a revamped version of their yurt village with a summer-friendly camp theme, a "Canlis Canteen" in their lower parking lot with a barbecue menu by new chef de cuisine Celeste Peralez as well as beer and bourbon cocktails, and camp-inspired care packages with local goods that you can send to a friend you miss. For a taste, they're also currently offering a BBQ menu fo preorder this week as part of their Canlis Family Meal takeout program. Reservations for the treehouse and yurts will go live on Monday, while reservations for the canteen and care packages, which begin on May 3, will go live on April 14. The yurt village will continue to be an American Express cardholder exclusive, but the other offerings are open to the public.

Workers file health and safety complaints against Dick's Drive-In
Workers from Dick's Drive-In have accused the local burger chain of a number of health and safety violations. The Stranger's Matt Baume writes, "The complaints, all of which were filed in the last week, detail some fairly unpleasant conditions: Employees exposed to COVID were encouraged to come to work before getting test results, some workers claim; there was a heater running in a puddle of water; there was mold in the freezer; the gloves workers wear melted onto skin when exposed to heat, which sent at least one person to the emergency room."

Chef Jason Stratton is the new chef at Mezzanotte
Not long after taking over the kitchen Like List at Standard Brewing Like List in December, local chef Jason Stratton, known for his time on Top Chef and for previously heading the Capitol Hill restaurants Spinasse Like List and Artusi Like List , has migrated to the Italian restaurant Mezzanotte Like List in Georgetown, which restaurateur Marcus Lalario opened last summer. The restaurant is still on winter hiatus, but Stratton will cook up luxurious Italian dishes like spaghetti with duck and anchovy ragù and tajarin with salsiccia di Bra sausage and sage once it reopens.

New Jersey Twitter account roasts Breezy Town Pizza
An unlikely feud between New Jersey and Breezy Town Pizza Like List —Windy City Pie Like List owner Dave Lichterman's sourdough deep-dish spinoff inside the Clock-Out Lounge Like List —was sparked earlier this week when the Garden State's notoriously snarky official Twitter account responded to a photo of the shop's pizza, writing, "This is not pizza this is a cry for help." (The pizza was originally identified as Windy City Pie, which the original tweet's author later corrected.) This prompted hordes of Twitter users to pile on, lambasting the darkened crust and the grease on the pizza in the photo and creating memes about the situation. New Jersey's tweet has since been retweeted over 6,000 times and liked over 55,000 times. Breezy Town then clapped back with an Instagram post reading, "Hey Jersey, we saw you trying to gatekeep pizza, so we made this riff on carbonara sure to upset all the Italian grandmothers." The special, which is no longer available, was titled "Gates Open, Peas Come In" and featured mozzarella and Wisconsin brick cheese, white sauce, bacon, butter, white wine, green peas, shaved prosciutto, parmesan, pecorino romano, and black pepper.

POP-UPS AND EVENTS

Tio Baby's Bar Food x Expat Supper Club Pop-Up Past Event Like List
Former Westward and How to Cook a Wolf chef Will Gordon will debut his new pop-up Tio Baby's, serving dishes like bacon cheeseburger dumplings with umami ketchup and banh mi-Seattle dog mashups. He's teaming up with the popular pop-up Expat Supper Club, which will serve dishes like Sichuan chicken wings and papaya salad.
Rose Temple, Friday, 4-9 pm

Oma Bap Pop-Up Past Event Like List
The Korean fast-casual chain Oma Bap will be offering spicy gochujang Korean fried chicken or sweet garlic fried chicken, both accompanied by mochi doughnut balls, for one day only.
Capitol Hill, Saturday

Field to Table Past Event Like List
Lumen Field will be transformed into an open-air dining room catered by local chefs and restaurateurs, seating two to six people (from the same household) per table. The dining spaces are covered and heated, but you're invited to bring blankets.
Lumen Field, Wednesday-Sunday through March 18

Puffy Jacket Pop-Up Dining Series Past Event Like List
This new pop-up series from Columbia Hospitality is making the best of winter al fresco dining by encouraging local diners to bundle up in their most voluminous outerwear for outdoor meals with cozy cocktails at 12 different venues in Washington and Oregon. The menus are inspired by the Pacific Northwest—for example, Copperleaf Like List  will serve a seafood beach boil alongside a 2bar Spirits Like List  whiskey flight, while Hearth Like List  will feature foraged ingredients like mushrooms, oysters, and lamb and a pine whiskey sour playfully named the "Socks and Sandals."
Various locations, Friday-Saturday through March 27

Taste Washington Past Event Like List
Billing itself as "the nation's largest single-region wine and food event," Taste Washington will get even larger this year by filling out the entire month of March (instead of its usual five days). Rather than in-person tastings, though, they'll offer weekly kits that you can enjoy at home, as well as recipes you can make on your own.
Various locations, March 5-31

Everett Restaurant Month Past Event Like List
Restaurants across Everett, like Anthony's Like List  and Jetty Bar & Grille Like List , will be offering bargain three-course prix-fixe meals for $30, exclusive "unicorn" specials, and affordable value menus with $1, $5, and $10 options.
Everett, March 5-31

SPECIALS

Don't Yell At Me Like List
The trendy Taiwanese bubble tea shop has introduced a new flavor in their sea salt cheese milk foam series, topped with crushed Oreos.
University District
Pickup or delivery

Eden Hill Like List
Maximillian Petty's acclaimed Queen Anne restaurant is baking up house-made huckleberry pop tarts with whipped ricotta, blood orange icing, and sprinkles.
Queen Anne
Pickup or delivery

Miri's at Golden Gardens Like List
Miri's Golden Gardens beach shack is also taking advantage of huckleberry season with freshly baked huckleberry scones.
Ballard
Pickup

Musang Like List and Oma Bap Like List
Melissa Miranda's acclaimed Filipinx restaurant Musang and the Korean fast-casual chain Oma Bap are teaming up with a Hawaiian-based sweets business called Custard and Things to offer "plutos," their trademark hybrid dessert combining a flan with a puto (Filipinx steamed rice cakes).  
Beacon Hill, Capitol Hill
Pickup or delivery

Trophy Cupcakes
The cupcake bakery and party supply store is offering the "St. Patrick's Day" dozen, featuring chocolate vanilla cupcakes with shamrocks, "Pot o' Gold" vanilla cupcakes, and chocolate Guinness Stout cupcakes with Irish cream buttercream.
Various locations
Pickup or delivery