Get ready, foodies and music lovers! The highly anticipated Taste of West Seattle is making its grand return on Thursday, September 25th, promising an evening of exquisite flavors and vibrant entertainment. Hosted at the beautiful Hall at Fauntleroy, this year's event is set to be a memorable experience, showcasing the best of West Seattle's culinary scene.

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Attendees will have the unique opportunity to savor "bites from dozens of local restaurants, cafes, breweries, wineries, and more". Imagine a delightful journey through diverse tastes, all under one roof! Beyond just sampling, you'll get to cast your vote for your favorite establishments across five distinct categories, adding an exciting competitive edge to the evening.

But the Taste of West Seattle is more than just a culinary showcase. The event promises an atmosphere brimming with fun, featuring games, raffles, and live music.

Featuring Tastes By

• A Butter Place
• Birdhouse
• Cactus
• Darby Wine
• Dolcetta Artisan Sweets
• Elliott Bay Brewing Company
• Falafel Salam
• Ghostfish Brewing Company
• Keautious Bakin and Kakin
• Ku Mana's
• La La's Lemonade
• Locol
• Mama Row's Caramel Cakes
• Margie's Cafe at the Center for Active Living
• Mission Cantina
• Molly Moon's Ice Cream
• Mom's Micro Gardens
• The Neighborhood
• Nola's Events
• NW Texas BBQ
• Papa Tony's Hot Sauce
• Peninsula Soul Food
• The Roll Pod
• Ringa
• Spruce Hill Winery
• T2 Cellar
• Three 9 Lounge
• Tuxedos and Tennis Shoes
• Viscon Cellars
• West Seattle Grounds

Admission Details: For those eager to dive into the festivities, general admission grants entry at 6:00 pm. However, for an enhanced experience, VIP admission offers early entry at 5:30 pm, along with access to reserved seating areas and exclusive WSFB swag. Please note that all attendees must be 21 years of age or older to enter.

Spotlight: Jim Page to Grace the Stage

Adding a significant musical highlight to the evening, the Taste of West Seattle is thrilled to announce a performance by acclaimed Seattle folk musician Jim Page. Page is celebrated as "One Of The 50 Most Influential Musicians In Seattle History" by Seattle Met Magazine, a testament to his profound impact on the local music scene.

With a prolific career spanning decades, Jim Page has recorded 24 albums and penned a "mountain of songs". His influence extends beyond the stage, as he notably played a key role in the legalization of busking (street performing) in Seattle in 1974, after it had been outlawed for decades. His global reach is impressive, having toured in 13 countries including the US, Canada, Ireland, the UK, most of northern Europe, and Taiwan. His powerful songwriting has resonated widely, with his songs being covered by renowned artists such as The Doobie Brothers, Christy Moore, Dick Gaughan, Michael Hedges, and Roy Bailey.

The admiration for Jim Page's artistry is widespread, even among musical legends. As Bonnie Raitt eloquently states, "Jim's been writing great topical songs for as long as I can remember, bringing his acute wit and wry humor to a host of subjects that can really use both. In the tradition of Woody and Dylan, he cuts right to the heart with music you actually enjoy listening to. I'm a longtime admirer.”. Folk icon Utah Phillips also lauded him, saying, “If you’re ever going to get the message, this is the messenger to get it from.”