Wallingford Directory 2018 by Pacific Publishing Company

OUR WELCOME

Greetings,

2017 was another great year for Wallingford. Rapid growth continues throughout the Wallingford area. We continue to welcome new residents and businesses.

The 68th Annual Wallingford Family Parade was another great event and was sponsored by Bedrooms & More. Thank you to all of the marchers, the dogs, Grand Marshal Sasha and his entourage, volunteers, sponsors, hide & seek, merchants, partners, and everyone in the Wallingford community.

We look forward to the next parade on Saturday, July 14, 2018.

The Chamber is looking forward to 2018 with expanding membership. The Chamber advocates and provides information to businesses, business growth, and continued partnership with the Seattle Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce and the Seattle Office of Economic Development providing additional benefits to Chamber members.

Thank you to all of the volunteers, members, and friends who have contributed this past year and the Chamber will continue to work to support the businesses and the great neighborhood of Wallingford!

COMMUNITY INFORMATION

KEY RESOURCES

City Hall www.seattle.gov

Neighborhood District Council www.seattle.gov/neighborhoods/ districts/lakeunion

Wallingford Community Council www.wallingfordcc.org

Wallingford Chamber of Commerce www.wallingfordchamber.org

Seattle Public Library Wallingford Branch 1501 N. 45th St.

Wallingford Community Senior Center www.wallingfordseniors.org

Tilth Alliance www.seattletilth.org

Family Works Resource Center & Food Bank www.familyworksseattle.org

STAFF

Director of Sales and Marketing: Tammy Greenaway

Advertising Sales: Matt Wilemski, Kibby Brackman

Art Director: Mark Falconer

Production Designer: Emigdia Castro

General Manager: Robert Munford

Mailing address: P.O. Box 80156 | Seattle, WA 98108

Physical address: 636 S. Alaska St. | Seattle, WA 98108-1727 (206) 461-1300

MEDIA

City Living Seattle www.citylivingseattle.com

Wallingford News Blog www.Wallyhood.org

EMERGENCY INFORMATION

Seattle Fire Department –Station 9 (206) 386-1400 For a true emergency call 911

Seattle Police Department –North Precinct 10049 College Way N. (206) 684-0850

For a true emergency call 911

2311 North 45th Street #112 Seattle, WA 98103 (206) 457-2459

For any corrections or additions to this directory, please send an email to info@wallingfordchamber.org or you may call (206) 457-2459.

Cover page: Anita Elder Design www.anitaelder.biz

Stories written by: Stephen Fickenscher and Nancy Treder

ZOO HAPPENINGS

WOODLAND PARK ZOO 2018 EVENT DATES

2/27 Thrive Leadership Awards

3/31 Bunny Bounce

4/14 Spring Safari: African Wildlife Conservation Day

5/12 Mom & Me at the Zoo

6/2 Bear Affair: Living Northwest Conservation Day

(June - August) ZooTunes

6/21, 6/28, 7/5, 7/19, 7/26, 8/2 Evening Zoo

7/13

7/27

8/11

9/12

10/4

Jungle Party

Tasting Flight

Wild Asia: Asian Wildlife Conservation Day

Zoofari Member Appreciation Night

Brew at the Zoo

10/27 & 10/28 Pumpkin Bash

11/17 Turkey Toss Enrichment

11/23/18 - 1/1/19

WildLights

BUSINESS DIRECTORY LIST ALTERNATIVE HEALTH

BANKS/CREDIT UNIONS/LENDERS

BEAUTY/SALONS/NAILS/SKINCARE/SPAS

WALLINGFORD

HOMETOWN Celebrations

For more than 68 years, Wallingford has hosted Seafair’s longest running parade. This All-American event is the official kickoff for the neighborhood activities during the summer months.

The Wallingford Family parade is attended by thousands of people and come from near and far to line up along 45th Street to watch, participate, and enjoy this traditional event which features local businesses, drill teams, marching bands and family oriented organizations celebrate and compete for awards.

The Wallingford Family Parade starts at 11:00am running between Interlake Avenue North and Bagley Avenue North along North 45th Street.

As the leaves begin to change colors, neighbors and businesses all over Wallingford look forward to “Wallyween” when children don their scariest costumes and “Trick or Treat” through the residential and business areas. For years, Wallingford has been recognized as one of the best communities for Halloween festivities, haunted houses, and loads of treats.

Near the end of the year, the Holidays bring out the shoppers visiting many of the retails shops and Wallingford Center searching for locally made crafts and gifts. A walk down 45th Street and Stone Way is a feast for the eyes and a reminder that living in Wallingford is a great place for celebrating a small-town life with big city amenities.

WALLINGFORD:

5 business districts offering a little something for everyone

Wallingford is an old Seattle neighborhood which was originally developed between1900-1925 when well-to-do business owners built their Summer cottages on the hill North of Lake Union. It was a place to relax with family and get away from the hectic and noisy life in the city.

Today, those craftsman and bungalow beach homes still remain, but are now in high demand by people who wish to live in a remodeled vintage home built at the turn of the 20th century. In the past 20 years Wallingford has seen a huge influx of families who enroll their children into the language immersion programs at John Stanford International School which is consistently recognized as one of the best public elementary schools in the country.

This architecturally preserved neighborhood reminds us of the tremendous growth that has taken place in the past 100 years. The combination of highly coveted homes, excellent public and private elementary schools and a walkable main street of businesses support an idyllic lifestyle; Wallingford is a small town in the heart of Seattle.

Wallingford’s boundaries run East-West between Interstate 5 and Highway 99 and North-South between 60th Street and North Lake Union. This area covers approximately two square miles with 22,000 residents. Most people don’t know this, but Wallingford is made up of five different business districts.

The most recognized retail area in Wallingford is on 45th Street between Stone Way North and Bagley Ave N, which provides commuters and residents with a variety of different sized shops both chain and independently owned. While this area is well known there, are other districts that add to the variety of opportunities available in Wallingford. The five retail districts are:

n THE HISTORIC DISTRICT - 45TH STREET

Today, 45th street is one of Seattle’s busiest avenues during commuter times as Ballard, Fremont and Wallingford residents drive to work or school each day. Known for it’s walkable main street the atmosphere in the Historic District; with tree lined streets, pubs, ice cream shops, QFC, boutiques, restaurants and numerous crosswalks, has been the iconic identity of Wallingford for more than 100 years.

BREAKFAST, LUNCH, DINNER, AND ICE CREAM

No matter what you are craving, there is a meal waiting for you in Wallingford. Eat at one of the many restaurants with fare from around the world, from Japan to Afghanistan. Then dessert is available with an option of Gelato at Fainting Goat or a scoop of ice cream at Molly Moon’s.

GRAB A BEER OR SAMPLE SOME WINE

The neighborhood’s unusual and hip-before-hip beer purveyor, Bottleworks (1710 N. 45th St.), has the beer for you. Visit City Cellars next door and choose from an amazing array of quality wines.

KICK BACK WITH THE KIDS AT WALLINGFORD PLAYGROUND

(4219 Wallingford Ave. N.). Tucked amid the Craftsman homes and south of the neighborhood businesses, this super kidfriendly park has it all: padded playground, wading pool (June 26-Aug. 16), benches and tables, a nice tennis court, bathrooms, and expansive greens for pick-up soccer games or volleyball games.

TAKE A WALK THROUGH MERIDIAN PARK

This park (4649 Sunnyside Ave. N.) is home to a great expansive of green and an old apple orchard. The north entrance is an artistic archway made of river rock that opens into a wheelchairaccessible labyrinth of swirling rock and cement. Kids enjoy the literary inspired play area designed with swings, a sand castle inspiring play pit and a variety of imagineering playground equipment.

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HAVE A CUPCAKE

Trophy Cupcake (1815 N. 45th St.) located inside the Wallingford Center put Seattle on the cupcake map and helped start the nation’s cupcake craze. Martha Stewart loves them!

TOUR THE GOOD SHEPHERD CENTER

Brick façade on the outside, wide-wooden stairwells on the inside, this former residence for girls and operated by nuns (4649 Sunnyside Ave. N.) is something to behold. It’s set against the east edge of Meridian Park, and is practically hidden from view. But the building, with a chapel on the 5th floor, and its grounds, complete with the famous Seattle Tilth P-Patch, make an interesting tour before or after lunch.

FARMERS MARKET WALLINGFORD

Wallingford Farmers Market is located in beautiful Meridian Playground, behind Good Shephard Center (at the corner of Meridian Avenue N and N 50th Street). This European style market is open every Wednesday, 3:30-7 p.m., from May 16 to September 26. Chefs Market every Wednesday from 3-3:30 p.m. For more information call: 206-706-0615

n THE INTERCHANGE

Is the East entrance to Wallingford from I-5 and the University District. It’s a place to go to satisfy indulgences for tattoos and smoking pipes, wine & spirits, food truck cuisine, hamburgers & fries, manicures & tanning, pizza & comic books and old collectable vinyl records.

n TANGLE TOWN

The North end of Wallingford is home to a high concentration of mostly retail businesses on N 55th Street near Meridian. It is a more modern and updated version of 45th Street dotted with local favorites; Zoka Coffee, famous Mighty-O Donuts, Elysian Brewing Company, Kisaku Sushi, Leny’s Pizza, artist shops and more. Tangle Town gets its name from the irregular configuration of Seattle’ s street grid in this transition zone from when the street cars used to operate in the area.

GET A PINT AND A VEGAN DONUT

Wallingford’s Northend nicknamed Tangletown –but don’t let a long-time local catch you calling it that – is a business hub formally called Meridian and hidden away between Greenlake and North 45th Street. When the Elysian Brewery located its Tangletown pub there (2106 N. 55Th St.) in 2003, the name stuck. Elysian has some of the best

PLAY SOME SERIOUS SPORTS

Going on nearly every hour of every day at Woodland Park (1000 N. 50Th St.) is a soccer match, baseball or softball game, a tennis battle, high school athletics and a scene of crazed motocrossers leaping off man-made dirt jumps next to skateboarders dipping and catching air on the neighboring skate park. The Olmstead Brothers, John Charles and Frederick Law, originally designed the park (Seattle Parks and Rec handled the recent motocross and skater additions), as well as many other beautifully crafted public lands in Seattle.

brewed beer in Seattle. And right next door is Mighty-O Donuts (2110 N. 55th St.). The donuts are amazing and oddly, healthy. Try the French toast donut, or the lemon poppyseed and be sure to have a cup of coffee. The donut-maker has the beans specially roasted by Caffe Vita.

n NORTH LAKE UNION

Gasworks Park is the backdrop for lakeside fun at it’s best with boating, biking and kite flying at the picturesque park with the downtown view. At the intersection of Stone Way, breweries, wine shops and restaurants await visitors who have worked up an appetite from outdoor activities.

HIKE DOWN TO GASWORKS PARK

Wallingford is truly a walker’s paradise and the views of downtown are quite something, especially heading south down Wallingford Ave. N. Take a dog or a good friend down this street which t-bones into Gasworks Park, a historical landmark.

n STONEWAY CORRIDOR

This street used to be just the place to go for all your home repair or remodeling needs. Today it is the also location of a residential boom town with new condos, restaurants and fitness studios popping up where long-time building trade businesses once operated.

Bastyr University’s Medical Clinic leads the health services community with a large naturopathy clinic, while a myriad of chiropractors, massage and acupuncture therapist offices fill in small offices along Stone Way. Additionally, a variety of dance, martial arts and drama schools offer classes to keep everyone fit and moving in the right direction.

Highly Specialized Orthopedic Care

COMMUNITY

 Wallingford Chamber of Commerce 2311 N 45th St, #112  U.S. Post Ofﬁce - Wallingford 1329 N 47th St  Wallingford Boys & Girls Club 1310 N 45th St

 Seattle Public LibraryWallingford 1501 N 45th St - 98103  Seattle Fire Department –Station 9 3829 Linden Ave N - 98103  FamilyWorks Resource Center & Food Bank 1501 N 45th St

Wallingford Community Senior Center 4649 Sunnyside Ave N, Ste 140

SCHOOLS

BF Day Elementary 3921 Linden Ave N - 98103

5TH AVE NE

4TH AVE NE

3RD AVE NE

2ND AVE NE

1ST AVE NE

EASTERN AVE N

SUNNEYSIDE AVE N

CORLISS AVE N

BAGLEY AVE N

MERIDIAN AVE N

WALLINGFORD AVE N

ASHWORTH AVE N

INTERLAKE AVE N WOODLAWN AVE N

STONE WAY N

 Hamilton International Middle School 1610 N 41st St - 98103

John Stanford International School 4057 5th Ave NE - 98105  The Meridian School 4649 Sunnyside Ave N - 98103

Roosevelt High School 1410 NE 66th St - 98115

St. Benedict School 4811 Wallingford Ave N - 98103

PARKS

Gasworks Park 2101 N Northlake Way

Meridian Playground 4649 Sunnyside Ave N

Wallingford Playﬁeld and Playground 4219 Wallingford Ave N

 Woodland Park Aurora Ave N / N 59th St

P-PATCHES

 Good Shepherd Center 4649 Sunnyside Ave N

CHRISTINA CRAMER, LMP

4649 Sunnyside Ave N (206) 328-4196

CHRISTINA PIKE, ARNP 4426 Burke Ave N (206) 919-0175

COEN, VICTORIA 6869 Woodlawn Ave NE #204 (206) 284-1435

COMMUNITY PSYCHIATRIC CLINIC/ WALLINGFORD HOUSE/STEPWORKS 4122 Stone Way N (206) 545-8643

COMPFIT 4501 Interlake Ave N #6 (206) 696-0680

CPR SEATTLE 4222 Stone Way N (206) 504-3280

DANI RUTHFIELD BIRTH DOULA 348 NE 59th St (206) 356-5889

DEBORAH HOUSEWORTH, MAC, EAMP 4649 Sunnyside Ave N #344 (206) 525-0750

DENNIS MC CARTHY PSYCHOTHERAPY 4624 Eastern Ave N (206) 595-2659

DR. ANDREW LEWIS DDS 2101 N 34th St #160 (206) 632-0675

DR. FRED RUSSO 3933 Stone Way N (206) 861-5580

DR. KRISTI SMITH 4444 Woodland Park Ave N #205 (206) 535-9846

DR. TARA SHELBY, ND, LM 4426 Burke Ave N (206) 905-5917

ELANA KUPOR, LMHC 1900 N Northlake Way #127 (206) 659-2321

ELIAZABETH GRAY, PHD, LMP 4444 Woodland Park Ave N #201 (206) 547-4064

EMERALD GATE ACUPUNCTURE 2319 N 45th St #201 (206) 682-1512

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FAMILY

FREMONT

FUELHOUSE

GRACE

JOSEPH

KEN

KIM

KIMA CARGILL, PHD

KITTY

LAB

LANIE

LEYLA

LIFETIME

LOUISA A TURNER, PH.D 4510 Thackeray Place NE (206) 633-7951

MICHELE CACANO, LMP

NALANDA

NATURAL

SEATTLE

SH/FT

SHANA

SHEPHERD

SMILING

SONIC

SONYA

(206) 634-2022

SUSAN MOORE 760 N 34th St (206) 789-8843

SUSANNE ASHLAND, LMP 4444 Woodland Park Ave N #220 (206) 310-1733

TANGLETOWN PILATES 5211 Kirkwood

TILIA

Ave N #341 (206) 329-9235

TRACY HAHN-LAMONT, MA, LMFTA 1429 N 45th St (206) 522-5366

TRACY WAYMAN DDS 4814 Interlake Ave N (206) 547-0468

TREE OF LIFE CHIROPRACTIC 4814 Interlake Ave N (206) 652-4807

TREETOP ACUPUNCTURE 4061 4th Ave. NE (206) 323-3277

TRICIA HAGEN COUNSELING 5413 Meridian Ave N #A (206) 283-1129

TRILOGY CHIROPRACTIC 3933 Stone Way N (206) 588-0014

TURNING POINT CHIROPRACTIC 5406 Meridian Ave N (206) 547-7022

UNION PHYSICAL THERAPY 4649 Sunnyside Ave N #302 (206) 588-0855

VELA BODYWORKS 3919 Stone Way N (206) 331-2483

VELOCITY PHYSIOTHERAPY 4501 Interlake Ave N #8 (206) 905-8575

VICKI SWEEN MA LMHC 4510 Thackeray Place NE (206) 300-2151

WALLINGFORD CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC 1210 N 45th St (206) 633-1806

WALLINGFORD DENTAL ARTS 3941 Wallingford Ave N (206) 633-4007

WALLINGFORD EYECARE 400 NE 45th St #11 (206) 522-3131

LIQUOR/WINE/BEER

MARINE

MARTIAL ARTS

NON-PROFITS

PARTY PLANNING

PHARMACIES

PHOTOGRAPHY

PLUMBING

SEATTLE STAINED GLASS

RESIDENTIAL LIVING

RESTAURANTS/CAFES/PUBS/FINE DINING

KABUL AFGHAN CUISINE 2301 N 45th St (206) 545-9000

KATE’S TAVERN

KIDD VALLEY

KIDD

KISAKU 2101 N 55th St #100 (206)-545-9050

KOZUE RESTAURANT 1608 N 45th St (206) 547-2008

LENY’S PLACE 2217 N 56th St (206) 632-9175

MABEL’S

NORTHLAKE

OLYMPIA PIZZA & SPAGHETTI II

PABLO Y PABLO 1605 N 34th Street (206) 973-3505

PACIFIC

PAGLIACCI

PAM’S KITCHEN 1715 N 45th St (206) 696-7010

PERCHE NO PASTA AND VINO 1319 N 49th St (206) 547-0222

PHO

PUDGE BROTHERS PIZZA

RAMEN

RANCHO BRAVO

ROCKING WOK TAIWANES CUISINE

RORO BBQ & GRILL 3620 Stone Way N (206) 954-1100

RUSSELL’S 4111 Stone Way N (206) 547-1653

SEA MONSTER LOUNGE

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