A convenient one stop shop for Metropolitan Market, Bartell Pharmacy, a handful of fast food places…read moreand more. Also conveniently located along bus route to Ballard and downtown Seattle. And in a pocket of cute residential area.

This place is large, clean, and they have a great deli, bakery, salad bar, and a good selection of…read morehot fresh soup there. The selection of sushi is nice too. They had a small package of salmon sashimi there in a small pack with two pieces in it for $3.49. The produce section was nice too. The beer & liquor selection is huge, but they don't have any light beer a available there. Weird. They sell fresh flowers and plants there too. The cashier was friendly. He wrapped up the soup in rubber bands so it wouldn't spill. There are more stores in this shopping center as well as some teriyaki place upstairs. I think that this place is open 24/7, or late at least.

I visited chophouse row for the first time yesterday for the fashion show and it was so fun! There…read moreare so many fun shops around here and a cute Photo Booth too. I will definitely be back here to explore!

Long overdue Yelp post as I have been an admirer of Chophouse Row and its collection of various…read moreonsite and adjacent businesses. It uniquely links 11th, 12th, with Pike on Capitol Hill since 2018 (5/30/23). I am fond of urban architecture, but in ways that helps preserve the historical bones of the structure and continues to contribute to the neighborhood. Best summed up from an excerpt from the Dunn & Hobbes website, "Chophouse Row puts the "mixed" in "mixed-use", featuring state-of-the-art creative office space, an extensive retail marketplace and residential penthouses in the heart of the Pike-Pine neighborhood of Capitol Hill. The project combines the historic Chophouse building, built as an auto parts store in 1924 and used for decades as iconic band practice space, with a new office tower that features open plan workspaces with floor to ceiling windows and exposed steel structure. Salvaged materials were used throughout and the building features highly sustainable energy and water systems. A pedestrian mews and mid-block courtyard connects Chophouse Row through to Dunn & Hobbes' other 12th Avenue Marketplace properties." I do miss shuttered businesses such as Amandine, By Tae, Petti-Rosso, and Kurt Farm Shop, but I enjoy revisiting to see what new businesses have taken their place and newer ones to wander through. A big plus is the juxtaposition of the surrounding mixed materials and the sky above. It brings out my inner photographer. Also, the open courtyard is a great getaway especially during warmer months with their variety of outdoor seating and even during crisp autumn evenings when the firepit is lit.

This center has a nice inexpensive indoor parking garage. Parking garage is great because they…read moregive you 2 free hours to shop around the stores and go to one of the businesses. You do not need any proof of buying anything. Whereas parking along the streets like 7th avenue is expensive prime time $5/hr. for a max 2 hours. At this parking garage, first 2 hours free and then only $4 for the next two hours. They do have someone in a vehicle come by and check cars. To pay for additional time, you just use a QR code next to the elevator and then pay online. Your car license plate lets them know which vehicle you are paying for. So after walking around the center, I went to the International District shop to shop and sightsee. I eventually ate in 'Chinatown'.

Came here at 6pm on a Thursday evening. Wasn't sure what to think. There's a huge restaurant inside…read morethat is known for their dim sum. I don't want to attach this review to this restaurant, but that was the one place that stood out. There was a massage parlor and dentistry practice, and most of everything else was closed. I thought downstairs would have more, but they were closed too. Unless I intentionally came here for those 3 things, I'm not sure what else is here. Not a bad spot. Just a so so business plaza

1. Service is outstanding went to the store to browse and was meet by sale representative: Dene'e…read morewho better than 45min answered questions learning my style and directing to some suggestive thought and ideas 2. You can also select to have a "free" one hour consultation 3. Quality product, knowledgeable rep. and one hour free consultation. I only wish I discover them sooner

I went to SDC for their annual sample sale. Parking was plentiful. It is like a 2 level mall with a…read moregood collection of designer goods. The event organizers arranged for free coffee, treats and a wine bar by Princess and Bear. The lower level was mostly designer clothes, candles, crafts etc. The upper level was mostly home goods. If you are looking to decorate your place, the showrooms feature some amazing pieces. I would suggest talking to the designers and perhaps showing them your current setting for best results. Be prepared to shell out serious moolah as the quality is impeccable and perhaps one of a kind. Don't be afraid to negotiate a fair price. Nothing here is cheaply made. In fact, the showrooms are quite impressive. The sample sale though was less impressive and largely an inventory reduction sale. Prepare to spend an entire afternoon on everything furniture, lighting, rugs, home decor etc. You will certainly find mid-century modern mixed in with classic and contemporary pieces. Highly recommend!

A great new store on the street level of the historic Smith Tower. They have a selection of salads…read moreand sandwiches, and if you work in the building they can even bring it up to you. There was some cheese for sampling on the counter on my visit, never a complaint about that. If you've got family in town or just visiting yourself, they have some interesting souvenirs from Seattle's oldest skyscraper.

I love this venue! A friend recommended checking out The Shop By Porter in looking for a place for…read morea friend's bday gathering. The atmosphere is welcoming, very spacious with a lot of areas to gather with others, to work individually, or to sit back and relax! Staff members were very friendly and accommodating in terms of showing me available spaces to rent and I was pleasantly surprised to see they offer private spaces of all sizes to accommodate small group gatherings as well as large groups. The retail shop was fun to look through as they have so much to offer in terms of seasonal items and unique houseware. I appreciate that so many of their items are made in the Northwest and that I can also order online. This is the nicest café for a morning coffee or tea- much more personal and comfortable than any coffee shop I have been to. I was very impressed with this business and staff members! I will be going back as a regular customer, in addition to reserving space for future gatherings or events.

Overall great working space. Lot's of tables available with comfortable seating. Great ambiance to…read morework in or to meet with someone and grab a coffee. Drink was on the pricier side in comparison to other Seattle coffee shops, but because the place was really cute, clean, and great ambiance and working space, I looked past the price. Initially, I loved the space when I visited the first time and definitely planned to come back. The second time I came in, I sat in one of the "reserved" office spaces. It wasn't clear that you "had to" reserve; I thought there was simply an "option" to reserve. It was 8:30am on a Saturday and basically no one was there. Honest mistake on my part, as I didn't know, but the lady who came in to tell me the info was a bit rude and had an attitude. Bad morning, I guess? This left me on a bad note and a little turned off from the place, so I wouldn't recommend at all anymore or come back unfortunately.

The service was great, super cool and comfortable. The vibe was soo unmatched, had a small shop…read morewith it. The mocha itself was pretty decent, the espresso is definitely stronger than the chocolate. The latte are was pretty good and foam was a great consistency.

such a great add to the Queen Anne neighborhood! beautiful home store with a coffee shop inside?…read moresay less. they sell such cute homeware items and the coffee is super good. new favorite stop when I'm running around QA!

I call this place the Beanie Baby shop for the diverse selection of toys for sale. Other than that…read moreit's got every snack and drink you could think of for a day in the office. Also plenty of reasonably priced things you need from a convenience store, and a bunch of greeting cards for every occasion. Owners are very nice!

I don't see as many of these shops as before, but when I do I usually go in to check out what…read moregoodies they have thatI used to indulge in as a kid. This one is located in the Seattle Municipal Tower one level down from the street entrance. Super friendly lady (owner?) asked me how my day was going which was nice. I didn't have lunch so I ended up getting a bagel sandwich, chips and soda. Good bang for the buck I would say. I expected higher prices given all the inflation I see in groceries so that was a nice surprise. This is basically a miniature version of a pharmacy in that it has a big variety of items: snacks, noodles, sandwiches, candy, medicine, small gifts, cards, all kinds of drinks. Plus I'd rather support a small local business whenever I can.