Views of Sequim, the Olympic Peninsula. . .and beyond
Signs are up, paper is off the windows, and Kiwi’s Fish and Chips has been officially open for business for about a week (though not when I took this shot around 9 a.m.).
So far there are two reviews on Yelp.com. One’s great, one’s not. That sounds about par for the course with a new restaurant. But the location is good, on Washington Street near Sequim Avenue, and the fish qualifies fish and chips as health food, right? And think of the lycopene if you add catsup!
Here’s another hopeful sign of economic life in Sequim. Another promising eatery opening, on West Washington Street.
I saw the name of this place in the newspaper recently, then spied it a few days later. With its bright colors, it shouldn’t be hard to miss. It’s across the parking lot from the Coop on Washington Street and from the looks of it seems to be doing well. The building itself appears to be a converted gas station convenience store; it is steps from gas pumps.
I didn’t have a chance to stop in and sample the fare. Our latest set of summer visitors was due to arrive soon.
Green chicken curry at Sawadee Thai Restaurant. Beats an avocado and tomato sandwich at home.
Happy Independence Day! Here’s to a safe and sane celebration.
A new restaurant, Sequim Seafood and Smokehouse, is readying for business. It’s on West Washington, where Arby’s used to be, just west of the RiteAide.
New signs went up last Wednesday and I was told that they should open for business sometime this week.
So, what would you want if you could fill in the blank?