All-Club Event | Lunch at the Beach

Join us on Wednesday September 11 for our quarterly All-Club Event! We'll gather at 11:30 am at Salty's on Alki Beach, a popular seafood restaurant in West Seattle.

What makes this lunch special:

• Our private dining room at the waterfront restaurant has lovely view of Seattle's skyline across the harbor.
• The per-person cost – $36 – is discounted thanks to a subsidy from the Club's budget surplus funds.
• We're kicking off our fall season of Club events. See old friends, meet new ones, and get psyched up for many entertaining and meaningful events to come.

Plated lunch choices:

All lunches will include a Farmers Salad, coffee or tea, and cookies. 

• Salty’s Two Piece Fish and Chips
  Cod with the house-special breading, fries, tartar sauce and lemon

• Brined and Roasted Chicken
  A 24-hour brine, roasted with a chili-lime-honey glaze, served with garlic-mashed potatoes and veggies.

• Stuffed Portobella Mushroom (vegetarian & gluten-free)
  Caramelized onion, parmesan gratin, sweet potato mash.

After lunch, we'll hear from speaker Bill Tashima, president of the Japanese American Citizen’s League, Seattle Chapter. He'll discuss the history of our region's Japanese Americans, including his grandparents' wartime experiences.

Register online:

• Deadline: 4 pm Tuesday, August 27
• Cost: $36, prepaid with registration.
  (Members wishing to pay by check may learn how by emailing treasurer@newcomersofgreaterseattle.org.)
  
  
• No refunds can be issued after registration closes on August 26, when the restaurant needs a final count.
  (If you must cancel, please do so before Aug. 26. After that, please let us know at info@newcomersofgreaterseattle.org. Someone may be able to buy your ticket from you.)
  
  
• Friends invited? Yes
• Event host: The All-Club Events Team
  (Email questions to events@newcomersofgreaterseattle.org.)

Bring a donation for charity:

Our Engage for Change group will be collecting new men's socks and travel-size toiletries for Community Lunch, a social services organization that provides hot lunches for people experiencing homelessness or economic hardship.

Getting to Salty's:

The restaurant is a 15-minute drive from downtown Seattle, and there is a free  parking lot as well as street parking. It's also a quick walk from the West Seattle dock of the King County Water Taxi, which crosses the harbor from downtown Seattle in less than 15 minutes.

Last note:

Please gather outside the restaurant until 11:30, when it opens. No early admittance except for set-up volunteers.