Tag: new business

Before dawn this morning, a group of Ballardites, QFC employees and folks who worked on the building gathered for the official ribbon cutting ceremony on NW 24th St. QFC President […]

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A new retail space for orchid enthusiasts (and wanna be orchid enthusiasts) is opening in the old Il Giardino location on NW 65th St. Emerald City Orchids has been a […]

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Cafe Cuzco is now open at the corner of 15th Ave NW & NW 57th St. We drove by this morning and saw the signs out front but haven’t had […]

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The little corner space on Market Street once occupied by Pauline’s Pastry, in the diagonal alley between Azteca and Anchor Tattoo, is home to Ballard’s newest sweet spot – Mimi […]

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In the industrial part of Ballard, a small chocolatier and French importer are now open for business. Eat Chocolates and Anne Au Soleil French Imports have opened in this little […]

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A new shop has sprung up in Collective’s former space at 5339 Ballard Ave. It’s called o.b.o. and the owner, Jon Bengtsson, says it’s like the ultimate garage sale. Truckload […]

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Jhanjay Vegetarian Thai is expanding from Wallingford to Ballard. The menu hangs in the window of the new restaurant at 5313 Ballard Ave., right next door to the newly opened […]

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A new burger joint is getting ready to open right next door to Malena’s Tacos at 2008 NW 56th St. The owner of Seattle Burger Co., William Wen, says he […]

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A Peruvian cafe is getting ready to open on 15th Ave NW and NW 57th St. Named for the city in Peru, Cafe Cuzco will have espresso, pastries and possibly […]

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Back in September we wrote about Fresh Flours expanding from Phinney Ridge to Old Ballard. Well, the time has come for the boutique pastry shop to open their doors. This […]

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Inside this nondescript building on NW 49th Street hides a surprising new addition to an industrial part of Ballard: a new winery called Domanico Cellars. Jason and Jill Domanico are […]

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A new business is opening on the corner of 20th & Market, leaving one less vacant space at the nearly empty intersection. Work is underway behind the plastic to transform […]

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