5 Fast Favorites: Kyle Ledford from Soniphone Records
Kyle Ledford from Soniphone Records bleeds cool. See what places around town he likes to haunt in the Five Fast Favorites from his episode of the Live in Everett Podcast, and don’t forget to listen to the whole episode here.
1. FAVORITE PLACE TO EAT?
The New Mexicans
The New Mexicans is the spot for southwest food. Try the smoked chicken enchilada and wash it down with their signature 22 oz margarita. Now we're hungry :(
2. FAVORITE PLACE TO DRINK?
Any event with cocktails by Revolution by the Barrel
Nigel heads up Revolution by the Barrel, a mobile craft cocktail service serving up new and inventive drinks. If you're going to an event and Nigel is there with a shaker, you'd better belly up and try something new!
3. WATCH THE SUNSET?
I feel that everyone for the past four or five episodes have said this is their favorite place to watch the sunset. This park is the Michael Jordan of sunset watching venues in Everett.
4. FAVORITE WORD TO DESCRIBE EVERETT?
Good!
5. FAVORITE THING TO DO WHEN YOU HAVE FREE TIME?
Meditate
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