1303 NE Boat St
Seattle, WA 98105
(206) 545-8570
1303 NE Boat St
Seattle, WA 98105
(206) 545-8570
Eat like you give a damn! We serve local, organic, sustainable breakfast, lunch & brunch in four Seattle neighborhoods. We also host private dinner events in our bright, open cafes.
Wow Bubble Tea specializes in making bubble teas, fruit smoothies, ice cream smoothies, and frozen yogurt with fresh ingredients. Most of our blended drinks are made of real fruits!
Serving gourmet coffee, fresh bakery treats, farm-to-table dishes and genius inspired cocktails 7 days a week! Join neighborhood regulars in a reason to celebrate, food, drink, dessert and music in the easy-to-locate heart of Eastlake Avenue, Seattle, WA. Louisas is your early morning and late night cozy living room away from home. We have catering, box breakfast/lunch, online ordering AND SOON, LIVE MUSIC!
Coffee by Lighthouse Roasters, house-made pastries + sandwiches, beer on tap from Elysian and other local breweries + bottles of PBR, Stella Artois, and Pilsner Urquell, custom-blend teas, and rotating wine selection.
Caffeinating the University District since 1975, Cafe Allegro holds the distinction of being Seattle's oldest espresso bar. Tucked away in the alley on 42nd, Allegro's timeless brick walls, ample space, and strong coffee attracts a diverse crowd.
Our tea and music are the excellent combination to reach serenity
Le Fournil - a Seattle bakery, cafe and caterer. Lunch box catering, lunch catering & breakfast catering. Full cafe & bakery open daily. A variety of pastries and cakes. Breakfast croissants. Coffee
Now open at 10 am till 12 am, there is more time to enjoy a Morning Espresso, Breakfast Pastry, Frozen Yogurt Snack, Refreshing Bubble Tea and Ppatbingsu Citra is a great place to relax with friends, study with FREE WIFI or enjoy a moment to yourself. Our menu has been revamped to offer more options in bubble tea and smoothies. An entire section of coffee and tea items have also been added to satisfy your caffeine fix. Local company, Herkimer Coffee supplies us with all of our beans. We are Vegan Friendly with Soy Frozen Yogurt. Now supplied with Odwella Drinks, Bottled Beverages such as Powerade, Izze, Juices, Voss and Water (Flavored or Purified) its hard not fullfill your thirst here. The space can also be opened later (as late as 2am) for clubs, meetings or events. Email ahead of time for details and to reserve your space.
We are a donation-based, non-profit coffeehouse in Wallingford. We love our community and are thankful to have been serving our lattes and goodies for over five years now! Please contact us if you'd like to use our space for events, as we are now renting out our den, kids' room, and main area to groups who'd like to use it!
Nestled in the cozy basement of the Art Building, Parnassus has provided coffee and goodies to campus patrons since the 1950s. We serve exclusively organic, shade-grown, Fair Trade certified coffees from Fidalgo Bay Coffee Roasters at Parnassus.
Potbelly Sandwich Shop - Good vibes, great sandwiches at your neighborhood sandwich shop.
EcoCAR 3 is a challenging and rewarding environment for developing green vehicle technology and educating consumers on the importance of sustainability. Over the next four years, our team will transform a Chevy Camaro into a fuel-efficient, eco-friendly vehicle without compromising on consumer acceptability. We will launch an exhaustive outreach program intended to educate consumers on green vehicle technology. With the University of Washington’s extensive background in environmental science and transportation technology, as well as our experience gained in the EcoCAR 2 cycle, we are confident in our ability to excel in this competition.
Interested in being a board member? The King County Master Gardeners program remains one of the largest in the world. Board members are engaged, energetic volunteers committed to helping build a road to the future. Our members play a variety of roles and are community leaders, planners, stewards, fund raisers, philanthropists, designers, gardeners, or technology savvy warriors — all passionate about gardening. If you are honest, creative, take responsibility, can follow through, work well with people, tolerant of differing viewpoints, have skills or can open community doors — you have what it takes! Contact our President or any Board Member to get involved.
Turnstone focuses on four specialty markets: Water features, naturalistic retaining walls, zoological habitats, and artistic finishes. The common denominator in all of our work is a structural, concrete foundation. Finishes include sculpted and stained concrete, natural rock placement, and embedded cobble, sand, and gravel. Our projects are built to endure. Here at Turnstone, we are experts at waterproofing, and provide a system that seals an inviolable membrane between layers of high-strength concrete. Our forming techniques enable the edges of our work to be softened or hidden by landscaping and architectural elements. We design our hydraulic systems for minimal maintenance and with operations that require as little power and water as possible making them environmentally friendly. Turnstone employs and manages an elite crew of artists expert in undertaking custom, detail-oriented jobs, and performing each project within budget and on schedule.
The Ye College Inn is a nationally recognized historic building in Seattle, Washington. It is located at the Northeast corner of University Way and NE 40th Street in the University District one block West of the University of Washington. It was designed in 1909 by Graham & Myers and is an excellent example of Tudor Revival architecture used on a commercial building. At the time of its construction, the University Campus was the site of the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition and the College Inn was intended to function as a small hotel for fair goers. It later provided housing for students as well as commercial services on the lower floor and does to this day. Following a complete restoration in 1979, The Ye College Inn was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1982.
The Ethnic Cultural Center & Theatre Complex (ECC) opened in 1972 in response to student demands for greater diversity in educational programming. The ECC was designed to provide a supportive, nurtuing atmosphere to enhance student academic performance. The Ethnic Cultural Theatre (ECT) is an important part of the design. Its purpose is to increase awareness of all cultures through the performing arts. For almost 40 years, the Ethnic Cultural Center and its theatre have been at the center of the university’s effort to encourage both cross-cultural exchange and learning beyond the classroom.