Fremont/ Ballard Guidebook
Food scene
Lighthouse Roasters is an independent and locally owned coffee roaster that has been producing fine specialty coffees in Seattle since 1993.
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Lighthouse Roasters
400 N 43rd StLighthouse Roasters is an independent and locally owned coffee roaster that has been producing fine specialty coffees in Seattle since 1993.
This is our go-to neighborhood coffee shop in Fremont.
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Caffé Vita Coffee Roasting
1005 E Pike StThis is our go-to neighborhood coffee shop in Fremont.
Paseo is a famous Caribbean sandwich shop with locations in Seattle's Fremont and SoDo neighborhoods. The Food Network featured Paseo as the 2nd Best Sandwich Shop in America, and Paseo has twice ranked in Yelp's Top 100 Places to Eat in America. Coming in as the 3rd and 2nd best restaurant in the country, Paseo has over 5,000 reviews and a nearly perfect rating.
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Paseo Fremont
4225 Fremont Ave NPaseo is a famous Caribbean sandwich shop with locations in Seattle's Fremont and SoDo neighborhoods. The Food Network featured Paseo as the 2nd Best Sandwich Shop in America, and Paseo has twice ranked in Yelp's Top 100 Places to Eat in America. Coming in as the 3rd and 2nd best restaurant in the country, Paseo has over 5,000 reviews and a nearly perfect rating.
Fremont bowl is one of if not the best places in the city to grab donburi bowls. Their menu has options ranging from a full-on chirashi to more simple items like salmon, chicken katsu, short ribs, and more. To top it off, much of the menu is $15 or under.
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Fremont Bowl
4258 Fremont Ave NFremont bowl is one of if not the best places in the city to grab donburi bowls. Their menu has options ranging from a full-on chirashi to more simple items like salmon, chicken katsu, short ribs, and more. To top it off, much of the menu is $15 or under.
Dine-in open including a full bar and fun lists of local beers and natural wines.
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In Bocca al Lupo
4303 Fremont Ave NDine-in open including a full bar and fun lists of local beers and natural wines.
High-end, French eatery offering a seasonal tasting menu & happy-hour specials, plus a patio.
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Le Coin
4201 Fremont Ave NHigh-end, French eatery offering a seasonal tasting menu & happy-hour specials, plus a patio.
Bi-level eatery serving eco-friendly seafood from worldwide sources in airy, cabinlike quarters.
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RockCreek Seafood & Spirits
4300 Fremont Ave NBi-level eatery serving eco-friendly seafood from worldwide sources in airy, cabinlike quarters.
Vibrant space serving a broad menu of Thai classics plus vegan options alongside craft cocktails.
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Kin Len Thai Night Bites
3517 Fremont Avenue NorthVibrant space serving a broad menu of Thai classics plus vegan options alongside craft cocktails.
Cozy place dishing up customized Malatang soup bowls, Taiwanese-style braised dishes & noodles.
19 GOLD Taiwanese Restaurant 十九金麻辣燙
3601 Fremont Ave NCozy place dishing up customized Malatang soup bowls, Taiwanese-style braised dishes & noodles.
This kid- & dog-friendly beer hall with bench tables serves up seasonal ales & free pretzels.
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Fremont Brewing Company
1050 N 34th StThis kid- & dog-friendly beer hall with bench tables serves up seasonal ales & free pretzels.
Korean-fusion steakhouse offering Asian-Northwest eats amid handmade wallpaper & communal seating.
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Joule
3506 Stone Way NKorean-fusion steakhouse offering Asian-Northwest eats amid handmade wallpaper & communal seating.
Pocket-sized space specializing in handmade soba noodles, tempura & other Japanese specialties.
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kamonegi
1054 N 39th StPocket-sized space specializing in handmade soba noodles, tempura & other Japanese specialties.
Local favorite! Part of an old-school chain of fast-food spots offering burgers, fries & hand-dipped shakes.
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Dick's Drive-In
115 Broadway E Local favorite! Part of an old-school chain of fast-food spots offering burgers, fries & hand-dipped shakes.
Bustling, compact convenience store known for sushi "burritos" & Hawaiian-style poke rice bowls.
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45th Stop N Shop & Poke Bar
2323 N 45th StBustling, compact convenience store known for sushi "burritos" & Hawaiian-style poke rice bowls.
Cozy, cash-only joint serving a limited menu including sushi, teriyaki & chirashi bowls.
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Musashi's
1400 N 45th StCozy, cash-only joint serving a limited menu including sushi, teriyaki & chirashi bowls.
Tiny bakery specializing in Japanese & European desserts, including green tea tiramisu.
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Hiroki
2224 N 56th StTiny bakery specializing in Japanese & European desserts, including green tea tiramisu.
Local best ice cream! Rotating menu includes familiar flavors & creative tastes such as salted caramel in cones & sundaes.
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Molly Moon's Homemade Ice Cream
917 E Pine StLocal best ice cream! Rotating menu includes familiar flavors & creative tastes such as salted caramel in cones & sundaes.
Local chain serving beef, chicken & vegetarian pho, plus signature cream puffs, in a basic setting.
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Than Brothers
2309 N 45th StLocal chain serving beef, chicken & vegetarian pho, plus signature cream puffs, in a basic setting.
Local fast-food chain known for its housemade fried chicken plus down-home sides & desserts.
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Ezell's Famous Chicken
501 E Jefferson StLocal fast-food chain known for its housemade fried chicken plus down-home sides & desserts.
Stores
Daybreak Records opened it’s doors in July 2016, with the idea of meeting and exceeding the high standards of Seattle’s music buying community.
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Daybreak Records
4323 Fremont Ave NDaybreak Records opened it’s doors in July 2016, with the idea of meeting and exceeding the high standards of Seattle’s music buying community.
Local hub for new, used & vintage cookbooks, hosting a variety of author events & cooking classes.
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Book Larder
4252 Fremont Ave NLocal hub for new, used & vintage cookbooks, hosting a variety of author events & cooking classes.
Archie McPhee
1300 N 45th StWacky gifts with a rubber chicken museum inside
Local market with an emphasis on regional, organic meats & produce, & a deli serving prepared foods.
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Marketime Foods
4416 Fremont Ave NLocal market with an emphasis on regional, organic meats & produce, & a deli serving prepared foods.
Sightseeing
The Fremont Troll is a public sculpture in the Fremont neighborhood of Seattle. The Fremont Troll is an example of hostile architecture, having been erected to deter homeless people from sleeping under the bridge as a result of a competition held by the Fremont Arts Council
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Fremont Troll
Troll Avenue NorthThe Fremont Troll is a public sculpture in the Fremont neighborhood of Seattle. The Fremont Troll is an example of hostile architecture, having been erected to deter homeless people from sleeping under the bridge as a result of a competition held by the Fremont Arts Council
From industrial sludge to family fun: this urban park features an industrial plant-turned kiddie play area as well as a beautiful lake and picnic area.
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Gas Works Park
2101 N Northlake WayFrom industrial sludge to family fun: this urban park features an industrial plant-turned kiddie play area as well as a beautiful lake and picnic area.
This pocket park is situated in the Fremont neighborhood. Parking is located on the street outside the park. There is usually plenty of parking available. The park offers a beautiful view of Magnolia, Ballard, and the Fisherman's terminal.
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Fremont Peak Park
4357 Palatine Ave NThis pocket park is situated in the Fremont neighborhood. Parking is located on the street outside the park. There is usually plenty of parking available. The park offers a beautiful view of Magnolia, Ballard, and the Fisherman's terminal.
Nationally award-winning Woodland Park Zoo has sparked delight, discovery, and unforgettable memories for more than 120 years while teaching people of all ages, backgrounds and abilities to understand and protect wildlife.
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Woodland Park Zoo
5500 Phinney Ave NNationally award-winning Woodland Park Zoo has sparked delight, discovery, and unforgettable memories for more than 120 years while teaching people of all ages, backgrounds and abilities to understand and protect wildlife.
Great collection and display of roses. Adjacent to world class zoo. Goo outing and hiking. Hidden treasure.
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Woodland Park and Rose Garden
750 N 50th StGreat collection and display of roses. Adjacent to world class zoo. Goo outing and hiking. Hidden treasure.
All-year weekly spread of antique, art, clothes, tools & junk plus food trucks selling street food.
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Fremont Sunday Street Market
3401 Evanston Ave NAll-year weekly spread of antique, art, clothes, tools & junk plus food trucks selling street food.
The Statue of Lenin is a 16 ft bronze statue of Russian Communist revolutionary Vladimir Lenin in the Fremont neighborhood of Seattle.
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Lenin Statue
3526 Fremont Pl NThe Statue of Lenin is a 16 ft bronze statue of Russian Communist revolutionary Vladimir Lenin in the Fremont neighborhood of Seattle.
The sign is on a traffic island at the intersection of North Fremont Avenue and North 35th Street, which residents of Fremont have considered to mark the center of the universe since the early 1970s
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Center of the Universe Signpost
3427 Fremont Pl NThe sign is on a traffic island at the intersection of North Fremont Avenue and North 35th Street, which residents of Fremont have considered to mark the center of the universe since the early 1970s