Paper Fan Hidden above a Capitol Hill spicy noodle shop, this tea-infused cocktail bar is not a secret

Seattle, WALocal News

Paper Fan Cocktail Bar, located above Biang Biang Noodles in Seattle, was recognized as one of the best new bars in America by Bon Appetit. Known for its tea-infused cocktails, the bar has attracted attention from influencers, making reservations essential. The establishment quietly opened in late 2023, providing a unique experience with drinks like the Game of Ming. In contrast, Foreign National, situated next to Stateside, announced its closure after seven years, with chef Eric Johnson thanking the community for their support. The bar had become a popular spot, but its future plans remain unclear as no information on new ventures has been released.

The announcement of Foreign National's closure comes amid changing dynamics in the Capitol Hill food and drink scene. Paper Fan's summer hours, including Thursday openings, aim to accommodate the growing interest. The vibrant mix of new and closing establishments reflects the evolving nature of Seattle's Capitol Hill neighborhood.

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