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- Glossier. Millennials’ favorite millennial pink beauty brand finally rewarded our obsessive 2019 popup turnout with a permanent retail location on 10th Ave in the heart of Pike/Pine.
- Butter Home. Butter Home seems a fitting name for a cozy little decor shop in Melrose Market that feels like Grandma’s attic. The 366 square feet of this in-the-rafters boutique are loaded with reclaimed wood furniture, tasteful dishware, vintage-inspired glassware, and funky knickknacks including scrap-metal flowers and decorative twine balls made from recycled newspaper.
- Chophouse Row. This delightful collection of storefronts, accessible by what feels like a secret passageway next to Marmite, has largely turned over recently, allowing new tenants to charm passersby with their wares, edible and otherwise.
- Sway and Cake. This mainstay boutique has moved around plenty, but its new corner home is the perfect spot on a bustling street where you can shop for trendy of-the-moment women's wear.
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Lost Lake Cafe & Lounge
Lost Lake is known for being Seattle’s favorite late-night diner. It offers up happy hour deals and cocktails but it’s also a great place to go for breakfast since they open at 7:00 a.m. every day. Where:1505 10th Ave
Nue
Nue serves up “global street food” starting at 11:00 a.m. on weekdays and 10:00 a.m. on weekends. Make sure to order the Tower of Chengdu Wings and the Vietnamese coffee. They have covered outdoor seating as well. Where:1519 14th Ave
Oddfellows Cafe
You’ll find hearty American fare made with local, seasonal ingredients at this cozy cafe. They open at 9:00 a.m. on weekdays and 8:00 a.m. on weekends, with both indoor and outdoor seating available. It definitely gets crowded during weekend brunch hours. Where:1525 10th Ave
Caffe Vita
You’re guaranteed to get a great beverage at this cafe that has been serving house-roasted coffee in Seattle since 1995. It now has stores across the country, but you’ll find its flagship roastery and cafe in Capitol Hill. Where:1005 E Pike St
Espresso Vivace
This Seattle coffee shop is popular for a good reason. It was started in the ’80s by David Schomer who also published a book about professional espresso techniques. Suffice it to say they know their espresso here. You’l find their sidewalk espresso stand and their flagship cafe in Capitol Hill. Where:532 Broadway E
Fuel Coffee
This is a great spot to visit if you love coffee and books. In addition to treating yourself to a beverage and a book, you can go to their Capitol Hill cafe every Friday at 4:00 p.m. for Sip Sessions: freeclasses about coffee and tea! Where:610 19th Ave E
Blotto
This is a fantastic spot to get pizza and wine in Seattle after 5:00 p.m. They don’t take reservations and it’s a tiny space so be prepared for a wait during peak hours. (Note that at time of publication they are temporarily closed until 01/25/23.) Where:1830 12th Ave
Plum Bistro
Looking for a vegan meal in Capitol Hill? Check out Plum Bistro. Even meat lovers will enjoy the flavorful plant-based menu at this cozy spot. Where:1429 12th Ave
Spice Waala
Go here for the authentic Indian street food, stay for the soft serve with a monthly rotating flavor. This is a great spot in Capitol Hill for casual and affordable dining with lots of flavor. Where:340 15th Ave E #202
Barrio
Head to Barrio during happy hour for $5 beer, $7 wine, and $10 margaritas. While you’re there you can also snack on discounted nachos and tacos (they have vegan and vegetarian options on the menu too, if you’re wondering). Where:1420 12th Ave
Boat Bar
Every day from 5:00 to 6:00 p.m. you can get $1 off oysters, beer, wine, and house cocktails at Boat Bar. It’s a cool spot to go early in your evening for some oysters and a drink before your dinner reservation. Where:1060 E Union St
Liberty
If you want sushi with your happy hour, go to Liberty. From 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. daily they have specials on rolls, cocktails, beer, and wine. Where:517 15th Ave E
Canon
Even though this cocktail bar in Capitol Hill has a sophisticated space and a reputation for well-crafted cocktails, Canon still knows how to have fun. You can get anything from a classic Negroni to a cocktail served in a tiny bathtub here. No reservations (and we recommend keeping your group to four or fewer people). Where:928 12th Ave
Gold Bar
Gold Bar used to be in South Lake Union but they are now located in Capitol Hill. Luckily they kept the fun decor and yummy food. Best of all is the “Don’t Think! Dance Party” that happens every Thursday night from 9:00 p.m. to 2:00 a.m. Where:1416 E Olive Way
La Dive
Go here for the natural wines, stay for the frozen cocktails, chambongs, and delicious food menu that includes dumplings and vegan udon. Where:721 E Pike St
Capitol Hill Art Walk
The Capitol Hill Art Walk is a free event that takes place on the second Thursday of every month. You can read more about the various Seattle art walks.
Capitol Hill Block Party
Every July, the Capitol Hill Block Partybrings live music, crowds, and general revelry to the neighborhood for a fun-packed weekend. It’s a Seattle summer event that is not to be missed.
Capitol Hill Wishing Tree
This is a truly special Capitol Hill experience started by a local resident. Stop by the Capitol Hill Wishing Tree, read all the wishes that have been left there, and be sure to leave your own as well. You’ll find it at 2099 E Galer St.
Looking to browse a few local shops and cute boutiques in Capitol Hill? You’re in the right place. We already have a guide to shopping in Capitol Hill! Check it out and enjoy.
- Melrose Market. website | get directions | best for: eating and shopping. Capitol Hill is known for its youthful energy and being home to many of Seattle’s best gift shops.
- Glasswing. website | get directions | best for: super hip clothing & home decor. Attached to Melrose Market is one of my personal favorite shops, Glasswing.
- Chophouse Row. website | get directions | best for: eating and shopping. Chophouse Row is another market similar to Melrose, but with apartment buildings on all sides so it feels like a hidden alley.
- Tavern Law / Needle & Thread. website | get directions | best for: cocktails and a hidden speakeasy. Tavern Law is an upscale bar serving high-end vintage cocktails alongside “seasonal comfort food,” which, if you ask me, is the only way to do comfort food.
Best Shopping in Capitol Hill, Seattle, WA - Melrose Market, Revival Shop Seattle, Broadway Market, Butter Home, Ugly Baby, Bon Voyage Vintage, Station 7, Hosekibako - Japanese Resale Shop, Kinokuniya Bookstore - Seattle, The Marketplace at Queen Anne.
Situated at the west end of the Pike-Pine neighborhood, Melrose Market is an indoor food and retail market on Capitol Hill in Seattle. It occupies a set of historic automotive buildings constructed between 1919 and 1926, which were ultimately converted into the Melrose Market.
Dec 12, 2022 · If you’re trying to shop locally in Seattle for the perfect gift, one of the best neighborhoods to check out is Capitol Hill. This youthful and lively neighborhood is full of carefully-curated thrift stores, vintage shops, and niche local businesses. We rounded up eight of our favorite Capitol Hill shops that you’ll want to visit this for ...
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Top 10 Best Shopping in Capitol Hill, Seattle, WA - January 2024 - Yelp - Melrose Market, Revival Shop Seattle, Broadway Market, Ugly Baby, Butter Home, Station 7, Bon Voyage Vintage, Hosekibako - Japanese Resale Shop, Kinokuniya Bookstore - Seattle, Pacific Northwest Shop.
