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Image 7 of 48 from gallery of Pizza East / Michaelis Boyd. Photograph by Richard Lewisohn

Despite its stop-start beginnings, this cottage in the west of Ireland delivers a traditional-but-stylish design with close-to-passive performance.

Come for the food, stay for the shopping at these new mash-up eateries.

Three retailers in two of Seattle’s tourist districts—downtown and Pioneer Square—are using coffee to carve out new niches. These coffee collaborations take advantage of having great “location, location, location” with ready access to sports fans (the Mariners and Seahawks have stadiums nearby) and daily office workers, not to mention the…

Regardless of how big or small your cafe might be, at Square Mile we believe that a retail space to sell bagged coffee to your customers can bring extra value to your business, especially if itR…

Sunrooms are the perfect four-season addition to increase the view and create a focal point for any home or business. All sunrooms are completely custom.

Regardless of how big or small your cafe might be, at Square Mile we believe that a retail space to sell bagged coffee to your customers can bring extra value to your business, especially if itR…

Your shop’s been humming along smoothly for a while now. You have good coffee and a growing customer base that keeps coming back for more. But are you taking advantage of every opportunity to increase your sales and customer loyalty? Most retail sections in cafés are underutilised, impractical, or downright non-existent. You may well be […]

Back in 2013, the Triangle was abuzz with the news that a whole block on a moribund stretch of Church Road, was being done up, to house not only a new restaurant, but also an eagerly awaited butcher and fishmonger. The restaurant, serving simply grilled meat and fish, was an instant hit, but sadly the butcher and fishmonger, of which I was a big fan, struggled to pay its way, and closed earlier this year. Fortunately the windows didn't stay dark for long, before owners, Sergei and Anatoly…

Back in 2013, the Triangle was abuzz with the news that a whole block on a moribund stretch of Church Road, was being done up, to house not only a new restaurant, but also an eagerly awaited butcher and fishmonger. The restaurant, serving simply grilled meat and fish, was an instant hit, but sadly the butcher and fishmonger, of which I was a big fan, struggled to pay its way, and closed earlier this year. Fortunately the windows didn't stay dark for long, before owners, Sergei and Anatoly…

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We have been serving guests at our popular Arts District location since May 2014. Our open kitchen and peaceful courtyard dining area provide a nice respite