Starbucks in Seattle
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 26 December 2001 This location, now one of the few Hear Music stores, used to be one of just a few Starbucks Cafes that existed in the early 2000s. The espresso bar used to be right next to the restaurant, but after the conversion to Hear Music the bar was incorporated into the main space. |
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 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 24 January 2006 |
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 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 26 December 2001 |
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: ? This store continues the clever plan of getting 'em hooked on the coffee with a kiosk in the grocery store, and later building a full-blown store. Ain't they brilliant! |
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 22 January 2006 |
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 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 26 December 2001 I was relieved to finally visit this store, which was listed on the Store Locator, but not yet opened, back in August 2000 when I finished my contract at Microsoft and left Seattle. Sixteen months later, I returned as promised, to find a warm store with a wooden deck which, though small in size, still adds a nice touch. |
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 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 22 January 2006 One of the newer stores in Seattle, this store resides in what used to the Seattle Chocolatier. Besides having a way cool concept that includes funky new styles of furniture, curtains, and light fixtures, this store displays a few photos of the area back in the day. |
 | OPENED: 03 November 2006, PHOTO: 19 April 2007, ORIGINAL VISIT: 25 November 2006 |
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 22 January 2006 |
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 04 September 1999 |
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 22 January 2006 |
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 21 August 2002 |
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 19 April 2007, ORIGINAL VISIT: ? |
 | OPENED: 20 December 2006, PHOTO: 19 April 2007 |
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 22 January 2006 |
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 22 January 2006 This store displays photographs of the old S.H. Kress & Co. department store that used to be in the building. |
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 22 January 2006 |
 | OPENED: 09 November 2007, PHOTO: 11 July 2008 |
 | OPENED: 31 August 2007, PHOTO: 11 July 2008 |
 | OPENED: 27 June 2008, PHOTO: 11 July 2008 Wow, where to begin. This store was the coolest I had seen in several hundred. The door is custom-made and stylish, combining the look of age with a more modern touch, two glass windows. A table looks like a big tree cut in half. Photos of the neighborhood adorn the walls. Not sure what there purpose is, but light cream curtains with words on them hang over the bar. The condiment bar is completely different, an oval with trash can underneaths, and a special container for pouring coffee that has been overfilled. Even the bathroom is different, with a coat hanger I've never seen before, as well as a Dyson airblade hand dryer. And I'm sure there is something I forgot to mention. |
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 03 September 1999 |
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 21 August 2002 |
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 19 April 2007, ORIGINAL VISIT: ? |
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 19 April 2007, ORIGINAL VISIT: 25 December 2001 This location is connected to the adjoining hotel. Rather than a standard corporate mural on the wall, it displays a pattern of concentric circles in pastel colors, which I find more appealing for its originality. |
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 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 20 April 2007, ORIGINAL VISIT: ? |
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 22 August 2002 |
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 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: ? This location, along with Phinney Ridge and Olive Way, is one of the coolest in the city. Interior design includes a dining table, mirror, dresser-as-condiment-stand, and a door and window mounted on the wall. |
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 19 April 2007, ORIGINAL VISIT: 03 September 1999 |
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 19 April 2007, ORIGINAL VISIT: 04 September 1999 |
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 04 September 1999 |
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 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 19 April 2007 The first corporate Starbucks, from back in 1983! |
 | OPENED: 19 September 2006, PHOTO: 19 April 2007 |
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 21 August 2004 |
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 03 September 1999 |
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: ? This, one of the newer stores in Seattle, is a very cool store. Open until midnight on the weekdays, and 1:00 on the weekends, it has been fairly busy the few times I've walked in, whether in the middle of the day or later at night. Distinctive features include non-standard couches and sofas, a dresser drawer for a condiment bar, stylistic lamps, and mirrors on the walls. Around July, 2000, this was the first store where I saw a music listening station. |
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 21 August 2002 |
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 23 August 2004, ORIGINAL VISIT: 26 December 2001 |
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 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 26 December 2001 Despite this location's unspectacular exterior (as is typical of those locations adjoining grocery stores), its interior decor is striking, with its bright red coloring and curve motif, expressed in the tile on the floor, the carpet, and the walls. Additionally, a documents placed above the fireplace detail the store's participation in the conservation of a local watershed. |
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 03 September 1999 If you look really hard... at the 1600x1200 version of this image, then you might be able to see the price schedule that reveals this as a Starbucks locatation. BTW, they must have given this bank the "Key" to the city, because it's branches and ATMs are all over the city. |
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 23 August 2004 |
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 04 September 1999 |
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 04 September 1999 I was told this Starbucks is the one closest to Howard Schultz's home, and as such the location of many pet projects, like the now-defunct Starbucks Cafe. I'm told he visits this store, one of the few still using the LaMarzzoco portafilter espresso machine. |
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 22 August 2002 |
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 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 25 December 2001 This location, which connects to an office building that also houses a Nordstrom's, is one of the few I have seen with a wheelchair lift, for getting a wheelchair down the two steps from the lobby of the building into the store. |
 | OPENED: 27 June 2008, PHOTO: 11 July 2008 This location is the first I remember that is drive-thru only, no walk-up option. The supervisor said there is a similar one in Denver, but I don't remember it. Curse my aging memory. |
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: ? This is the third store in the Seattle area co-opened with Magic. |
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 22 August 2002 |
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 | OPENED: 14 September 2007, PHOTO: 11 July 2008 |
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 26 December 2001 Ooooh--a 24-hour drive thru, for when you absolutely positively need to get your Starbucks fix at 3:00 in the morning. |
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 22 August 2002 |
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 03 September 1999 |
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: ? This store, built in an old garage, has a garage door that opens, though not so much any more because the flies are attracted to the food. Inside you'll find out-of-the-ordinary tables and chairs, and a dresser drawer for a condiment bar. Across from the bar is a unique mural. But, but, but there used to be a school desk like from middle school, and on a recent visit (2004) I did not see it. What happened??? |
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 23 August 2004 |
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 20 April 2007 The original Starbucks location, though technically not. A reader tells me the original store was a block north in the Conklin Hotel/Harbor Heights building on the SW corner of Virgina and Pike. That building was torn down in the mid-70s, forcing the move south to their current location. To see a photo go to http://clerk.ci.seattle.wa.us/~public/phot1.htm and search for "starbucks". |
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 22 January 2006, ORIGINAL VISIT: ? Did I miss this 11-year-old store? How? Did I lose track of it instead? How??? |
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 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 03 September 1999 Oh, wicked! The only thing cooler than that warped reflection in the glass would be a Starbucks location up there. |
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 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 21 August 2002 |
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 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 20 April 2007, ORIGINAL VISIT: ? |
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 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 19 April 2007, ORIGINAL VISIT: 03 September 1999 It should come as no surprise that the Seattle downtown is peppered with Starbucks locations, offering up countless opportunities for finding angles that capture the architecture that defines the city skyline. |
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 21 August 2002 |
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 03 September 1999 This photo was taken pre-earthquake, so I can't promise the building still looks the same. The interior of Starbucks headquarters, however, I would imagine is as cool as ever. Built in an old Sears warehouse, this is the largest occupied building in Seattle, and the office space has the type of amenities that would rival those of any "cool" corporation. |
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 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 22 January 2006 Okay, this is an unusual situation. You will no longer find this store listed on the Starbucks web site. But it did not close down--it MERGED with the Pacific First location. Ain't that a kick in the pants! |
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: ? Now open 24 hours! YAY!!! |
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 23 August 2004 |
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: ? This store, on University, affectionality known as "The Ave", offers a sharp contrast between the folk that can offer a five-dollar coffee beverage and the strays and other homeless that would just as soon put that money to better use. |
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 | OPENED: 25 July 2006, PHOTO: 19 April 2007 Now this store is posh, starting with the staircase that takes you to an exclusive second level dedicated to the Starbucks. You might notice first the outdoor balcony, and I'm sure sitting outside can be pretty nice on a pretty day, but you won't get a view of anything but the street and buildings. Inside the store, you can get a view of… yourself! In a mirror that fills an entire wall. Once you tired of inspecting your visage, take note of the two LCD monitors on the back wall displaying an ever-changing series of artworks. Finally, at the very back, when you are tired of looking at views, yourself, and art, you can get sociable in the small conference room separated by an ornate curtain. |
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 21 August 2002 This location preserves the brick interior of the existing building--always a nice touch. But what puzzled me was what this existing build was. I asked the barista, but he knew nothing about shoes--instead he told me about an antique store and an old man with one leg. But the mystery was revealed when I stepped outside to take this photograph--the sign on the building reads "Washington Shoe Mfg. Co.". |
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 04 September 1999 |
 | OPENED: 31 October 2007, PHOTO: 11 July 2008 |
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 23 August 2004, ORIGINAL VISIT: 26 December 2001 |
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 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 22 August 2002 When I visited this store, it was still fairly new and sparsely decorated. But the manager, an transplant from a really cool store in Boston, promised that he would spiff it up, so I'll have to try for a second visit when I can. |
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 26 December 2001 |
3 Bellevue Cntr, Bellevue | ||
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 25 December 2001 |
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 21 August 2002 |
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: ? One of the few stores outside Seattle's downtown that does not open on the weekends. But fear not, the Downtown Bellevue store is just one block over, and I just spotted that infamous "Coming Soon" banner in the building across the street. One thing about downtown Bellevue, though--the small number of tall buildings allows for more distant views, like the snow-capped mountain visible behind the Transit Center (click More...) |
Civica Office Building, Bellevue | ||
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 25 December 2001 |
Crossroads, Bellevue | ||
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Crossroads Drive-Thru, Bellevue | ||
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 | OPENED: 31 March 2006, PHOTO: 03 June 2006 |
Evergreen Village, Bellevue | ||
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 25 December 2001 |
Kelsey Creek, Bellevue | ||
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 25 December 2001 |
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 03 June 2006, ORIGINAL VISIT: ? |
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 25 December 2001 |
Loehmanns Plaza, Bellevue | ||
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 03 June 2006, ORIGINAL VISIT: ? |
Loehmanns Plaza II, Bellevue | ||
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 03 June 2006, ORIGINAL VISIT: 25 December 2001 Yet another dual-store intersection, and given how busy the area is I wouldn't be surprised to see a third. |
Main St.&Bellevue Way, Bellevue | ||
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Bothell QFC, Bothell | ||
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 20 April 2007, ORIGINAL VISIT: 26 December 2001 |
Canyon Park, Bothell | ||
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 20 April 2007, ORIGINAL VISIT: 11 March 2000 |
North Creek Plaza, Bothell | ||
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 21 August 2002 |
Thrashers Crnr, Bothell | ||
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 21 August 2002 |
Burien DT Relocation, Burien | ||
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 21 August 2004 |
Burien Plaza, Burien | ||
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 22 August 2002, ORIGINAL VISIT: 27 December 2001 |
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Covington Drive Thru, Covington | ||
 | OPENED: 30 June 2006, PHOTO: 19 April 2007, ORIGINAL VISIT: 25 November 2006 |
Covington Place, Covington | ||
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 19 April 2007, ORIGINAL VISIT: 21 August 2004 |
 | OPENED: 31 May 2007, PHOTO: 12 July 2008 |
 | OPENED: 30 June 2006, PHOTO: 20 April 2007, ORIGINAL VISIT: 25 November 2006 |
Edmonds II, Edmonds | ||
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Highway 99, Edmonds | ||
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 20 April 2007, ORIGINAL VISIT: 26 December 2001 |
Enumclaw-Relocation, Enumclaw | ||
 | OPENED: 13 October 2006, PHOTO: 19 April 2007 |
132nd & Seattle Hill RD.-Snohmish, Everett | ||
 | OPENED: 01 October 2007, PHOTO: 12 July 2008 |
37th & Broadway, Everett | ||
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 24 January 2006, ORIGINAL VISIT: 22 January 2006 |
Broadway Relocation, Everett | ||
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 23 August 2004 |
 | OPENED: 25 April 2008, PHOTO: 11 July 2008 |
Claremont Village (QFC), Everett | ||
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 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 26 December 2001 |
Evergreen Way & 75th, Everett | ||
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 23 August 2004 |
Greentree Plaza, Everett | ||
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 23 August 2004, ORIGINAL VISIT: 21 August 2004 |
 | OPENED: 13 July 2007, PHOTO: 11 July 2008 |
Lake Stevens, Everett | ||
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: ? This designers were oh-so-clever when designing this store--they managed to position it so that the sidewalk crossing the parking lot (a fairly unsual feature for grocery stores) leads right to the Starbucks' doors. Brilliant! The city's planners were a bit less brilliant, however, when they decided to name a new thoroughfare "New Bunk Foss Road". You'd think they would have realized that "Bunk Foss Road" is a god-awful name and does not need to be reused. |
Murphys Corner/Frd Myr, Everett | ||
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Puget Park, Everett | ||
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 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: ? Yet another store that still has those ass-ugly white tables "decorated" with the roast-identifying logos (the older ones). But not for long, if customers keep stealing them. I guess people will steal anything these days, not matter how ugly. I'm so glad they came to their senses and discontinued those tables. |
East Lake Samm.Cntr, Issaquah | ||
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 25 December 2001 |
Issaquah Commons, Issaquah | ||
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 21 April 2007, ORIGINAL VISIT: ? |
Issaquah Meadows, Issaquah | ||
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 21 April 2007, ORIGINAL VISIT: 05 August 2000 |
Klahanie Village, Issaquah | ||
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 21 April 2007, ORIGINAL VISIT: ? |
7750 NE Bothell Way, Kenmore | ||
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: ? Just a few blocks down Bothell Way, an even larger store that uses its ample space to feature live music on the weekends. |
 | OPENED: 05 May 2006, PHOTO: 04 June 2006 |
Carillon Point, Kirkland | ||
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 21 August 2002 |
 | OPENED: 18 January 2007, PHOTO: 20 April 2007 |
Houghton II, Kirkland | ||
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 21 August 2002 |
Juanita II, Kirkland | ||
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 21 August 2002 The old location across the street was pretty spiffy, but this new one really outdoes it with razzle and dazzle, like the dome that you can see here. |
Kirkland Park Place, Kirkland | ||
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 21 August 2002 |
North Juanita - Kirkland, WA, Kirkland | ||
 | OPENED: 16 March 2007, PHOTO: 20 April 2007 |
 | OPENED: ?? August 2003, PHOTO: ? June 2006, ORIGINAL VISIT: 21 August 2004 |
Totem Lake West, Kirkland | ||
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Lake Forest Park-Relo, Lake Forest | ||
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 22 January 2006 |
Frontier Village, Lake Stevens | ||
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164th Street Crossing, Lynnwood | ||
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 23 August 2004, ORIGINAL VISIT: 21 August 2004 |
 | OPENED: 22 September 2006, PHOTO: 20 April 2007 |
196th & 40th, Lynnwood | ||
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 20 April 2007, ORIGINAL VISIT: ? |
Alderwood Mall Kiosk, Lynnwood | ||
 | OPENED: 20 March 2007, PHOTO: 20 April 2007 Sorry for the cluttered photo--you can give the credit to the @#$%& of a manager. She seemed to lack appreciate for me and my mission, and she became the first partner in years to prevent me from getting what could have been a good photo. I could almost hear Justin Timberlake singing "Where Is the Love?" |
Alderwood Mall Relocation, Lynnwood | ||
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 20 April 2007, ORIGINAL VISIT: ? |
Alderwood Mall Terrace, Lynnwood | ||
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 20 April 2007, ORIGINAL VISIT: 23 August 2004 |
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 20 April 2007, ORIGINAL VISIT: 23 August 2004 |
Lynnwood Square, Lynnwood | ||
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 20 April 2007, ORIGINAL VISIT: ? |
Mukilteo, Lynnwood | ||
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Alderwood Mall Parkway, Lynwood | ||
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 23 August 2004 |
Kent Kangley & Black Diamond Rd, Maple Valley | ||
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 03 September 1999 |
Wilderness Village, Maple Valley | ||
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 03 September 1999 |
 | OPENED: 29 June 2007, PHOTO: 11 July 2008 |
Marysville Gateway Center, Marysvil, MARYSVILLE | ||
 | OPENED: 13 July 2007, PHOTO: 11 July 2008 |
Plaza 88, Marysville | ||
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 05 August 2000 ...here's the inevitable full-blown store just a few hundred feet away. At this location I began noticing the new sofas that have been popping up at stores throughout (the northwest at least). They really are comfortable, but ugly, ugly, ugly! |
Mercer Island Drive Thru, Mercer Island | ||
 | OPENED: ?? January 2005, PHOTO: ? June 2006 Whew! I almost missed this beautiful store! There is another just down the street, and I confused the two and visited the older one twice. |
Mercer Island III, Mercer Island | ||
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 22 January 2006, ORIGINAL VISIT: 25 December 2001 Also known as Tagit Village. |
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 03 June 2006, ORIGINAL VISIT: 27 December 2001 |
Mill Creek Town Center, Mill Creek | ||
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 24 January 2006 |
Olsons - Mill Creek, Millcreek | ||
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Monroe Plaza, Monroe | ||
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 | OPENED: 01 February 2008, PHOTO: 11 July 2008 |
Harbour Pointe Retail Town Center, Mukilteo | ||
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 23 August 2004 |
 | OPENED: ?? June 2007, PHOTO: ? July 2008 |
Coal Creek Village, Newcastle | ||
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 03 June 2006, ORIGINAL VISIT: ? |
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 21 April 2007, ORIGINAL VISIT: ? |
 | OPENED: 25 May 2007, PHOTO: 12 July 2008 This store is unusual for sharing space with the Safeway gas station. |
Lund & Cathie / Pt.Orchard, Port Orchard | ||
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 14 August 2000 |
 | OPENED: 10 March 2006, PHOTO: 18 April 2007 |
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 18 April 2007, ORIGINAL VISIT: 14 August 2000 |
Avondale & 116th - Redmond, WA, Redmond | ||
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 24 January 2006 |
Bear Creek, Redmond | ||
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Overlake, Redmond | ||
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 25 December 2001 |
Overlake Village, Redmond | ||
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 25 December 2001 |
Redmond Center - Relocation, Redmond | ||
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 24 January 2006 |
Redmond North, Redmond | ||
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 25 December 2001 |
Redmond Retail, Redmond | ||
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 21 August 2002 |
Redmond Ridge, Redmond | ||
 | OPENED: 21 November 2006, PHOTO: 12 July 2008, ORIGINAL VISIT: 25 November 2006 |
Redmond Town Center, Redmond | ||
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Redmond Town Center II, Redmond | ||
 | OPENED: ?? December 2005, PHOTO: ? January 2006 Another "di moda" or "di motta". Not sure how to spell it, but this is for sure a funky store. The bright red chairs at the bar are probably the most striking feature, but the oddly-shaped foot rests are a close second. |
439 Rainier Avenue South, Renton | ||
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 03 June 2006, ORIGINAL VISIT: 21 August 2004 |
4637 Sunset Blvd., Renton | ||
 | OPENED: ?? April 2005, PHOTO: ? June 2006, ORIGINAL VISIT: 24 January 2006 |
Benson Plaza- Relocation, Renton | ||
 | OPENED: 23 November 2005, PHOTO: 03 June 2006, ORIGINAL VISIT: 24 January 2006 |
East Valley Hwy & SW 43rd, Renton | ||
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 03 June 2006, ORIGINAL VISIT: ? |
Fairwood, Renton | ||
 | OPENED: ?, PHOTO: 21 August 2004 |
Highland Marketplace, Renton | |
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