The Office of Economic Development’s Daily Digest is a daily resource for business people. Here are three of our most clicked through stories for the week of October 14- October 18:
Thrillist has compiled a list of six new Seattle restaurants to try this weekend. Mkt. in Wallingford, seats only 30 people but what they lack in size, they make up for with their barrel-aged cocktails and locally sourced eats, such as fried quail, and grilled lamb tongue. Restaurant Roux in Fremont is serving up French Creole eats such as gumbo, po’ boys, beignets, and shrimp. Maison Tavern in the SoDo district is the newest speakeasy, featuring old-world Prohibition-style cocktails, burlesque dancers, artisanal plates, and a massive nightclub out back.
PRE-BUILT APARTMENTS ARRIVE IN BELLTOWN
The first apartments of a new 49-unit Belltown building arrived by truck this past weekend and were craned into place. The apartments are part of a growing trend of manufactured apartments, arriving complete with plumbing, wiring, fixtures, cabinets, appliances and floor coverings. According to OneUnit, the apartment manufacturer, building the units in a factory is faster and more efficient than conventional construction, and eliminates weather uncertainty.
