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Seattle Restaurants Rally Around Immigration Rights Issue
More than 100 restaurants, bars, cafes and popups are participating in a weekend-long Feb. 7-9 fundraising effort aimed at supporting immigration rights initiatives and organizations. Here’s a list of where to dine, a lineup that reads like the who’s who on the city’s culinary landscape.
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Showing support
The spirited effort to support immigration rights in light of the current administration’s current mass deportations quickly picked up steam when members of the restaurant community began to brainstorm.
“It came together in a week, which was pretty fast,” said Eric Tanaka from Tom Douglas Restaurants. “I think everyone wanted to get on board. It was an easy yes.”
The effort was announced over social media on Monday afternoon and the response so far has been positive. “This is why we love being part of this community, especially when it comes to people we work with, recognizing what they mean to restaurants, as key members of the team, they’re like family.”
Each restaurant is handling the weekend writing its own script, whether that means offering specials or donating a portion of the sales. The Northwest Immigrants Rights Project is the organization identified as the primary beneficiary but each restaurant makes the call if they have another organization they plan to focus on.
More than 100 restaurants in Seattle are fundraising for immigration rights on Feb. 7-9, 2025.
Here’s the go-to list, in alphabetical order:
Agua Verde Cafe
Atoma
Ba Bar, All Locations
Backyard Bagel
Barnacle
Bateau
Beast & Cleaver
Ben’s Bread
Boat Bar
Bonito Café y Mercadito
Bruciato
Burien Press
Cafe Flora
Cafe Hitchcock Seattle
Cafe Hitchcock, All Locations
Cafe Lago
Cafe Lolo @ Three Sacks Full
Cafe Munir
Carlile Room
Ciudad
Communion R&B
Cookie’s Country Chicken
Copine
Coyle’s Bakeshop
Dahlia Bakery
Dark Room
Deep Dive
Deep Sea Sugar & Salt
Driftwood
Flora Bakehouse
Friday Afternoon Tea
General Porpoise Doughnuts & Coffee
Gracia
Half Shell
Hamdi
Hello Robin
Homer
Jan Parker Cookery
Kamp Social House
La Dive
Layers Green Lake
Liberty Bar
Life On Mars
Lil Woody’s
Lioness
Local Tide
Lockspot Cafe
Lola
Lottie’s Lounge
Lupe’s Situ Tacos
Lupo
Maddy’s Bakeshop
Mainstay Provisions
Mamnoon, All Locations
Marination
Matt’s in the Market
mbar
Mezzanotte
Milk Drunk
Mioposto, All Locations
Molly’s Bottle Shop
Monsoon, All Locations
Moonshot Coffee
Mulleady’s Irish Pub
Neb
Off Alley
Oliver’s Twist
Other Coast Cafe
Outsider BBQ & Beer Garden
Oxbow
Oyster Cellar
Palace Kitchen
Pan de La Selva
Pancita
Patisserie De Zee
Pidgin Cooperative
Rachel’s Bagels and Burritos, both locations
Radiator Whiskey
Rangoon Bistro
Ray’s Boathouse
Rice, Beans & Happiness
Rich Rich
Rojo’s Mexican Food
Rumba
Saint Bread
Sea Wolf Bakers
Seabird
Seasmith
Seatown FishFry
Serious Pie
Sisters and Brothers
Skål Beer Hall
Slim Goody
Sophon
Spice Waala, All Locations
Stevie’s Famous, both locations
Sugar Witch PDX (and various Portland pastry chefs)
Sweet Alchemy Ice Creamery
Temple Pastries
Terra Plata
The Ballard Cut
The Cottage, Community Bakery
The Ink Drinker
The Pine Box
The Whale Wins
The White Swan Public House
Tivoli
TOASTED. Bagels & Coffee
Walrus & the Carpenter
Westman’s Bagel & Coffee
Westward
Willmotts Ghost
Windy City Pie
Zylberschtein’s
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Fox Soccer broadcast coming to Seattle waterfront ahead of US game
World Cup fans land in Seattle for first Belgium-Egypt game
Fans from around the globe arrived in Seattle for the FIFA World Cup matchup between Belgium and Egypt Monday, June 15 — the first of six games to be played at the downtown Seattle Stadium.
Seattle’s World Cup party on the waterfront just got a little bit bigger.
On the eve of the next USMNT game (U.S. vs. Australia, June 19 at 12 p.m. PT), Fox will be broadcasting live from Pier 62 in Seattle, according to a social media post.
Fans will have a number of options when it comes to watching the US take on Australia in their second group stage match, including from a floating barge, a 70-foot screen and a number of bars across the city.
Former Sounder Clint Dempsey, former USMNT player Alexi Lalas, Rob Stone and Stu Holden will broadcast live from downtown Seattle from 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
Where can you watch the broadcast online?
FOX ONE will be streaming the broadcast online at www.fox.com.
What other World Cup games are happening Thursday?
- 9:00 A.M. – Czechia vs South Africa (Group A) at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, Georgia
- 12:00 P.M. – Switzerland vs Bosnia and Herzegovina (Group B) at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California
- 3:00 P.M. – Canada vs Qatar (Group B) at BC Place in Vancouver, British Columbia
- 6:00 P.M. – Mexico vs South Korea (Group A) at Estadio Akron in Zapopan, Jalisco
Full USMNT 2026 FIFA World Cup Schedule
Game 2: USMNT vs. Australia
- Location: Seattle, WA
- Date: June 19, 2026
- Kickoff: 12 p.m. PT
- TV: FOX, Telemundo
- Streaming: FOX One, Fubo, Peacock
Game 3: USMNT vs. Turkey
- Location: Inglewood, California
- Date: June 25, 2026
- Kickoff: 7 p.m. PT
- TV: FOX, Telemundo
- Streaming: FOX One, Fubo, Peacock
Full World Cup 2026 schedule
- Group stage: June 11-27
- Round of 32: June 28-July 3
- Round of 16: July 4-7
- Quarterfinals: July 9-11
- Semifinals: July 14-15
- Third-place game: July 18
- Final: July 19
Zachary Fletcher is a trending news reporter with USA TODAY Network’s Washington state team. Keep up with him on X (@zdfletch), BlueSky (@zfletcher.bsky.social) or reach him at zfletcher@usatodayco.com.
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Seattle Storm lose 94-89 to Portland as Malonga scores career-high 28
PORTLAND, Ore. — Bridget Carleton had a career-high seven pointers and scored 24 points, Carla Leite added 20 points and the expansion Portland Fire beat the Seattle Storm 94-89 on Wednesday night in Commissioner’s Cup play.
Leite also had 10 assists. Sarah Ashlee Barker added 12 points, and Karlie Samuelson scored 10 off the bench for Portland (8-9).
Dominique Malonga had a career-high 28 points and 11 rebounds for the Storm (3-13).
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Storm: At Phoenix on Saturday.
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