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Heads up: this cafe is owned by Starbucks. However, the coffee is everything you'd expect from a Seattle cafe, the space is beautifully designed and comfortable, and the staff is friendly and personable. Kudos to Starbucks for recognizing the standards of Seattle coffee culture. (I recommend the Winter Spice Macchiatto).
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Casual, recently renovated lounge serving straightforward fare and made from scratch cocktails - has an outdoor patio that entices in the summer - and a fireplace for the winter
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4-story, brick building built in 1960's. 51 units - studios, 1 bedroom and 2 bedrooms available. Great views from the west facing apartments. Quiet building near Cornell and within short walking distance to the Broadway Market and downtown buslines. Secure parking garage, laundry room, elevator and large windows to let in the sunshine.
Resident managers are friendly, conscientious and approachable. 
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5-story building, one block west of Broadway on Mercer. Mostly 1-bedroom units with approx a dozen 2-bedroom units (on either end and in the center of the building near the elevator). Wide south-facing common balcony, great for lounge chairs or gardening!
Secure building entry, laundry room on site, cats OK, some parking behind building (for a fee, and usually with a waiting list). 
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Boy wonder chef Ethan Stowell's fourth Seattle restaurant finds him focusing on white wine and seafood (Angela Stowell's stamp on the place).
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East Olive Way hangout with coffee in the morning, beer and wine to end your day
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Salon providing hair cuts and color, massage, waxing, manicures and pedicures.
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Delicious coffee, breakfast, dessert and cocktails! Enjoy it before redevelopment pushes it aside
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The Barbie Dream Hearse is a fun alternative to your regular means of transportation. What began as a simple play on words turned into a full-fledged business concept, serving Seattle area ladies (and self-confident gentlemen!) with a unique, avant-garde way to spend the night on the town.
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Coffee stand at 1111 East Union - location was previously the buzz stop. Patronized by Seattle Academy students, Seattle U students and those walking the Central District / Capitol Hill border.
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Part of the Heavy Restaurant Group (first restaurant was Purple Cafe & Wine Bar in Kirkland), Barrio serves up Mexican food with Pacific Northwest elements. Well-regarded for bar & cocktails.
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Gothic and Alternative Clothing, Accessories, Jewelry and Lifestyle items for those with an eye toward Neo-Victorian Low Culture and Dark Fairy Tales.
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A relatively new pizza & pasta place that will give the taste of Italy to you via catering, delivery or a sit down meal
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If you are an artist, you will find anything you will ever need here. This new location of Blick makes it easier than ever for artist to find the right materials!
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Gay owned maker of soaps the old-fashioned way of combining fats (coconut, olive, palm, castor bean, macadamia nut...) with caustic potash (obtained from sea plants and other hardwood ashes) to create natural glycerin.
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We feature authentic coastal style Mexican food with fresh salsas, steak, fish, shrimp and local produce.
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Blue-Water-Taco-Grill/48702017 Twitter: http://twitter.com/BlueWaterTaco 
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People like Bus Stop because the lighting is dark red, the drinks are cheap and strong, and the staff is friendly.
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Coffee shop serving espresso drinks & pastries a few doors away from Bottleneck
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