Meg van Huygen
Meg van Huygen has been writing for The Stranger for half of her damn life, usually about food or local history. She was born on the Hill, grew up on Queen Anne, went to school in the CD, and presently haunts the U District and Ballard most of the time. She dropped out of both Nova and Cornish. Her work has also appeared in Eater Seattle, Curbed Seattle, Seattle Weekly, Atlas Obscura, Mental Floss, and lots of other places. She fucking loves khinkali (see T-shirt).
Posted inFood and Drink 2018
Our Favorite Coffee Shops in Seattle
Tin Umbrella, Zeitgeist, Vivace, Makeda & Mingus, and Sureshot are just some of the places you can find excellent coffee and vibes amid Seattle’s bounty.
Posted inFeatures
A Distant Relative Died in 1940 and No One Ever Picked Up Her Remains—So I Did
Thousands of unclaimed cremains are just sitting there at Oregon State Hospital. Are you related to any of them?
Posted inBooks
An Encomium (E-N-C-O-M-I-U-M) to Spelling Bees
The Last Place No One Can Get Mad at You for Loving Words