Neighbors in Business
Owners Bill Wolfe and Andrew Held bring a passion for companion animals and a love for the Queen Anne neighborhood to their new Wag N’ Wash Natural Food & Bakery store. Wag N’ Wash has everything needed for dogs and cats including self-service dog wash, nail trims, full service grooming, an in-store bakery, a full line of natural food and treats, supplements, toys, collars, leashes and accessories. Wag N’ Wash Natural Food & Bakery is the place to wash ‘em, feed ‘em and spoil ‘em all in one cool place!
1932 Queen Anne Ave. N. Seattle, WA 98119 (206) 669-2818 www.wagnwash.com/locations/seattle-wa
LloydMartin is one of the area’s most talked-about restaurants. Headed up by Chef Sam Crannell, it’s popular with locals but word-of-mouth kudos continues to spread to those seeking something different from the standard tourists restaurants. They’re now flocking to this Upper Queen Anne gem!
Crannell opened LloydMartin, in October of 2011 with one mission: Simplicity. Dishes are conceptualized with the fresh ingredients that are received daily and prepared in a very understated kitchen.
Sam is conscious of every detail at his restaurant, including the plates that his food is served on. Each unique dish is hand chosen while antique shopping, one of his favorite hobbies. With his culmination of vintage finds, inspirations from childhood memories, and appreciation for the freshest, local ingredients, Sam impresses his audience time and time again.
LloydMartin is also very involved in local nonprofit organizations, such as the Queen Anne Helpline, and makes various donations to local schools and charities. Make no mistake about it, Chef Sam is thrilled his restaurant is such a hit with people looking for an exceptional dining experience, but he is equally proud of his contributions to helping the local community.
Ready for an evening you won’t forget? Look no further than LloydMartin! The menu has two tastings available; one for pescetarian and one for meat eaters. There is also an à la carte menu and nightly specials. Enjoy! By: Debbie Girard Photo By: Kayako Mae Sareen
Emerald City Medical Arts
Emerald City Medical Arts is a community-centered family practice clinic trained in the care of clients throughout the spectrum of life from infants to senior adults. We are here to care for the entire range of your basic health needs. We can provide you with health maintenance appointments, assess your current condition and offer treatment options, provide preventative care and teach you the skills needed to improve your well-being and develop a healthy lifestyle in a professional, sensitive and caring environment. We promise to treat you with respect and offer you the personalized attention you deserve from all of our staff.
Working together, we can help you to achieve optimal health and well-being regardless of your medical status. We believe that the best way to manage your health includes you being proactively involved and we are here to empower you. Emerald City Medical Arts looks forward to working to provide you with expert medical treatment, guidance and care.
David R. Rice
Financial Advisor | Edward Jones
Member SIPC
Defining what is important to you and your family is the first step toward achieving your financial goals. I can help you define your goals and prioritize your needs.
Funding education is often an investment goal. My wife and I have invested with Edward Jones since the mid-1990s. That early involvement with Edward Jones has prepared us to pay for our children’s college dreams. I’d like to help your family get prepared as well.
My wife and I have long-term roots on Queen Anne. We live in the house in which she grew up. Both of our children started at John Hay and attended local public schools. I completed my MBA from the University of Washington in 2001.
Serving our community is important to us. I am an active member of our community, serving as Assistant Scout Master for BSA Troop 72 and singing with the Seattle SeaChordsmen. We assist with feeding homeless teens in the U-District and are active members of the Ballard High School Performing Arts Booster Club. Just recently, I’ve become a board member of the Queen Anne Chamber of Commerce.
My role is to understand what is important to you, answer your questions, and work with you to develop a plan to meet your goals. Please contact me to discuss your situation and explore your options
Office: 206-352-2380 Fax: 888-241-1777 Cell: 206-724-4575
E-Mail: david.r.rice@edwardjones.com 200 Roy Street Suite 101-A Seattle, WA 98109
Bill Wolfe and Andrew Held Koa, Sammie, and Sophie
Scott Hansen
Chef Sam Crannell
Meet The Toledo, Queen Anne’s newest swanky neighborhood Bar and Restaurant. Excited new business owners Eric Jensen and Brandi Krauzer have been local bartenders in the Seattle area for years. Eric who came from the Boxcar in Magnolia wanted an easy going neighborhood spot, that locals could call their own. Brandi came from a charming Irish pub in Ballard called Molly Maguires and sought a warm atmosphere with a mid-west twist. Doing the build-out themselves with help from some close friends the work took just under a year, turning a dark empty basement into a relaxed yet sophisticated pub with an intimate backyard patio. From the vintage decor and plush leather chairs to the house craft cocktails this place has it all. They have done an amazing job with this space which was much needed after the beloved Dexter & Hayes Public House closed after being open for 20 + years. They have an excellent selection of Washington beer & wine. The food is creative and comforting ranging from chowder and salads, pickles from the famous Tony Pacos in Toledo Ohio, fresh baked cookies, chicken and waffles, and a signature sloppy joe grilled cheese. Try the barrel aged Old Fashioned you won’t be disappointed.
Come
visit
this cozy speakeasy gem! Definitely great vibes!
After graduating Arizona State University in 1979, I decided to move to Seattle. As soon as I arrived, I instantly fell in love with Queen Anne. The architecture, the beautiful walking routes and views, community, and the small neighborhood feeling drew me in and I have lived on Queen Anne ever since.
In 1981 I opened my antique store on Queen Anne Ave. N. In 1995 I moved my store to its current location at 4th Ave. W. and W. Galer St. After 36 years on the hill, I have watched the neighborhood change and grow. I still love being part of this community.
Our neighborhood is constantly evolving and we love to meet our neighbors. We are always buying and selling antiques and art and are here to help with downsizing or appraising. Stop in and say hi.
Scott D. Singer
Hans’s approach to litigation is
sensible and
For fifteen years, Hans has successfully made and defended claims for beneficiaries, fiduciaries, institutions and family members involved in complex probate and trust disputes.
In 2001 my parents left Peru to escape a crumbling economy, bringing my brothers and I, we had to start over from scratch. They started a business and it thrived to the point that they were able to put my brothers through college. I however, learned from watching my entrepreneurial family grow and prosper, I took a different path.
Fitness has always been at the forefront of my life, one notable achievement was competing at the state championship level in swimming. This drive to compete and maintain a healthy lifestyle led me to pursue personal training, but that wasn’t enough. Though my clients were putting in the work with me, they weren’t getting the results I was expecting. I determined that diet was the culprit and wanted to make sure that if my clients were going to put in the work, I could provide them with a holistic approach to a healthy lifestyle.
From this my tailored meal business was born and the results have been fantastic!
By providing tailored meals that are tasty, healthy, and convenient my clients have more time to do the things they love without having to worry about what to eat and where. The gratification of making an impact on a person’s quality of life is immeasurable. My goal is to pay it forward by guiding people in the right direction by showing them the gift of living a healthy lifestyle.
At the end of the day every new client of mine is not just one more client to me. They are a reflection of my work so I go above and beyond to give them the best results. With my custom workout programs and tailored meals I am confident that all of my clients will achieve the goals that drive them.
I realize how lucky I am because I have a career that I stumbled in to about 30 years ago and I still love it! I enjoy how gratifying it can be to help people navigate buying and selling homes. I never know what the day will bring; mornings might be spent counseling a first-time buyer in a multiple offer situation, while the afternoon will find me sharing a cup of tea with a senior who is contemplating selling the family home. It is the people part of the business that keeps me coming back every day. I thank you.
www.krishendricks.com l 206.755.5757 Wall Street Group of Windermere Offices
Established in 2013, Queen Anne Book Company was built book by book by us, passionate booksellers, for our community. We update and grow daily, based on our customers’ needs and desires. Any day we’re able to share the joy of putting just that right book in the right hands is a successful one.
Our store is open 7 days a week, Mon - Fri 10am – 7pm, Sat – Sun 10am - 5pm. You may also order books 24 hours a day through our on-line store at www.qabookco.com, by calling us at 206-284-2427, or by sending an email to qabc@qabookco.com. Join us at our regular free Author Events and Story Times (full details at www.qabookco.com).
Tahys Chehade
