BIZNOTES: Mission Cantina’s treat for City Light workers; Itto’s, Camp West anniversary deals

Three restaurant biznotes:

MISSION CANTINA’S TREAT FOR CITY LIGHT WORKERS: Just announced by the Admiral District restaurant/bar:

In the wake of last night’s windstorm that left many in the region without power, Mission Cantina and Harbor Foods are teaming up to show their appreciation for the tireless efforts of Seattle City Light employees. These workers have been out in the field restoring power and ensuring the community’s safety during challenging conditions.

As a heartfelt “thank you,” Mission Cantina and Harbor Foods are offering free burritos to all Seattle City Light employees today and tomorrow, 11 am to 10 pm. Employees can enjoy this small gesture of gratitude by ordering take-out or dining in. Seattle City Light employees can:
-Order online at order.toasttab.com/online/mission-cantina on our Grab’n Go Menu
-Call us at 206-937-8220 for take-out
-Dine in person after 4 pm at 2325 California Ave SW

Employees must present their official SCL badge to claim their complimentary burrito. While supplies last. One per SCL badge.

ITTO’S TAPAS TURNS 9: They’ll celebrate with you tomorrow (Thursday, November 21), with $9 food and $9 cocktail specials. Itto’s Tapas is at 4160 California SW, open 4 pm to 10 pm. (Ever wonder about Itto’s backstory? Here’s a WSB story from 2015.)

CAMP WEST TURNS 2: The Junction restaurant/bar at 4539 California SW is celebrating its second anniversary this week. Through tomorrow, they’re offering s’mores and bottles of wine at half price. They also want you to know about their new hours – earlier, on Friday at 12:00 and Saturdays and Sundays at 11:00, with brunch to come sometime next year.

John Summit November 20, 2024 (3:54 pm)

So nice of Mission Cantina to recognize the hard work of Seattle City Light lineman/woman. The lineman throughout our state & whole country work throughout treacherous conditions at night, leaving their families at home to make sure we all have the convenience of electricity, heat and power again. I think many people often forget of the hardwork that’s put in by these workers to get our power back up and running again & just take it for granted. Huge thanks & hates off to them all for their hardwork for all us to have power again.

2 Much Whine November 20, 2024 (6:12 pm)

Tracy, thanks for the link to the Itto’s article from 2015! I loved reading the comments! Apparently the city was going to heck 9 years ago and “everything” was closing due to $15 an hour wages. It’s funny that Itto’s has lasted 9 years (through a pandemic) when apparently some folks feel that no restaurants can survive here. We even had a mention of Merlot (old time WSB readers may remember that topic of interest)!