Friday Harbor restaurant--Help!
 

I'm hoping someone will help with this inquiry. About 14 years ago, we took a trip to Seattle, and took the ferry to Friday Harbor. While at Friday Harbor, we ate at a restaurant that had outside rooftop dining with a fantastic view. I'm trying to recomment this restaurant to friends, if it's still there, but can't remember the name of it. Does anyone know what I'm talking about?

Thanks!!

ttt

What is the meaning of "ttt" in this context?

It means "to the top." The post was getting lost after everyone else's posts, getting pushed farther and farther down the list and making it harder to be noticed, and I didn't want it to go into obscurity w/out someone seeing it and hopefully responding to it. Using "ttt" is common on this site to give new life to a post.

I'll post this to assist jon... unfortunately I don't know the answer but am curious if he finds out since I'm located in Seattle.

happytrailstoyou, i'm surprised by your question since you are such a regular poster here. using ttt is a very common abbreviation.

jon, I have family that lives on Friday Harbor. If I talk to them this weekend I will ask them and then post the answer here. But hopefully you will get an answer here today or tomorrow.

Have you gone onto Google by any chance to see if you can find this restaurant?

LoveItaly,

Thanks for the suggestion. I did do a search and finally found a site for Friday Harbor. It's www.friday-harbor.net. And guess what, I found the restaurant!! It's called Maloula's. They even have a picture of the rooftop dining area, and it's exactly how I remember it. Thanks again for your advice!

jon, that is great!! I find Google to be such a good resource. I am glad that I good help. Have a beautiful Memorial Day Weekend.

jon, Thanks for giving me your definition of "ttt." The sources I found define it as "thought that too."

The last time we were on San Juan Island, we had a memorably delicious meal at Friday Harbor House. We had a great view of Puget Sound, but we were not sitting on a deck.

Hi Happytrailstoyou. Yesterday, on the Europe Board there was BBSO. I spent so much time trying to figure out what that meant. It turns out it means "browbeaten significant other".
That was a new one for me! Take care.

Thanks Love, that's a good one. WUAODU? (Translation: Why Use Åbbreviations Others Don't Understand?)