Exploring Stone Way - Restaurants & Shops

A prominent north-south street in Seattle that connects Fremont to Wallingford, tree-lined Stone Way is home to a pleasing mix of shops, restaurants, breweries, and cafes. It runs all the way from the Ship Canal (where it connects to the Fremont Bridge) to North 50th Street, It's also key corridor for cyclists and pedestrians, as it connects to Seattle’s Burke-Gilman Trail.

In no particular order, here are some of our favorite shops, restaurants, cafes, bakeries, and tea rooms along this fantastic urban avenue.

Restaurants

• Livbud - 3400 Stone Way N #4 - Offers a plant-forward, pescatarian menu focusing on vegan and vegetarian dishes, using organic, locally sourced ingredients with no refined sugars. It's celebrated for its unique brunch and dinner menus, featuring crowd favorites like the Oyster Mushroom Shawarma, Green Curry Mussels, Harvest Scramble, Saffron Crème Brûlée, and Savory Porridge.

• Fiasco - 3400 Stone Way - An "update of the casual neighborhood Italian restaurant", Fiasco focuses classic and beloved dishes like Pappardelle Bolognese, Fusilli Alla Vodka, and Margherita Pizza. Check out the buy-one-get-one pizza on Wednesdays and a pasta-and-wine special on Tuesdays.

• The Whale Wins - 3506 Stone Way N - Inspired by the Pacific Northwest, this James Beard Award winning spot offers seasonally driven, vegetable-forward, locally sourced cuisine with a strong focus on dishes roasted in a wood-fired oven. Ppopular items include the roasted half chicken, Hama Hama clams, Parisienne gnocchi, and more.

• Ooink Ramen - 3630 Stone Way N - Rich, flavorful ramen with unique, bold twists. Menu favorites include Tonkotsu Ramen, Mala Kotteri Ramen (known for its numbing spice and black garlic richness), and Spicy Miso Ramen, plus side dishes like gyoza and spicy fried chicken wings.

• Tavolàta Stone Way - 3627 Stone Way N #8003 - Italian-inspired restaurant known for its freshly made pasta and seasonal, Pacific Northwest ingredients. Dishes like rigatoni, bucatini, and gnocchi are staples on the menu. They also have a large communal table that's perfect for groups or events.

• Tutta Bella Neapolitan Pizzeria - Wallingford - 4411 Stone Way N - Authentic Neapolitan-style pizza, certified by the Associazione Verace Pizza Napoletana (AVPN). Pizzas feature a thin, soft crust, cooked in a wood-fired oven at high temperatures. Popular options include the Margherita, Roberto Pizza, and their range of fresh salads and appetizers like the Burrata with Peperonata and Neapolitan Meatballs.

• Blue Star Cafe & Pub - 4512 Stone Way N - Classic American comfort food with a creative twist and hugely popular brunch. Local faves include the Crab Cake Benedict, Mile High Eggs, and the hearty Top Gun Scramble, all made with high-quality ingredients like Wilcox Farm eggs. Breakfast burritos and scrambles are served with house-made scones or buttermilk biscuits.

• Joule - 3506 Stone Way N - Korean-inspired steakhouse known for its creative fusion of Korean flavors and classic steakhouse elements. Standout menu items include the Kalbi Short Rib Steak, Spicy Rice Cakes with Chorizo, and dishes like Mackerel with Green Curry and Smoked Tofu Salad.

• Art of the Table - 3801 Stone Way N Suite A - A creative, fine dining experience, focusing on locally sourced, seasonal ingredients. The restaurant is known for carefully curated wine pairings and its tasting menu, with inventive dishes such as halibut with nettle purée, pork albondigas, and a variety of seafood and vegetable-centric plates. Also check out their sister store Cupboard, a grab-and-go market that focuses on offering family-style takeout meals, artisanal groceries, fine wines, craft beers, and chef-driven items like homemade sauces, pickles, and other specialty goods.

• Haerfest - 4106 Stone Way N suite 104, - Upscale new American restaurant inspired by fresh and local ingredients, which ties into the restaurant's name, derived from the Old English word for "harvest." Notable dishes include ricotta gnocchi with pesto and pine nuts, paccheri with prawn and bouillabaisse, and grilled wild salmon. Also offers handcrafted cocktails and a carefully curated wine list, highlighting both Pacific Northwest and international wines.

Cafes & Bakeries

• Sea Wolf Bakers - 3617 Stone Way N Suite 101 - Known for its artisan breads and pastries, offering a mix of sweet and savory baked goods. Standout items include sourdough bread, chocolate croissants filled with Valrhona chocolate, and savory croissants with ingredients like mushrooms and Swiss cheese, and their incredible cinnamon rolls. The bakery also supplies bread to some of Seattle's top restaurants.

• Stone Way Cafe - 3525 Stone Way N - Cozy atmosphere and comfort food with a focus on breakfast and brunch options, as well as an assortment of specialty coffee drinks. Favorites include the Cheddar & Jalapeno Biscuits with Sausage Gravy, Breakfast Burritos, Fried Chicken and Waffles, and Cuban Sandwiches. The café also serves vegetarian-friendly choices like Roasted Butternut and Kale Tacos and Black Bean Quinoa Bowls.

• Doce Donut Co - 4106 Stone Way N, - Family-owned artisanal donut shop known for its bold Latin American-inspired flavors. Crafted from a 24-hour fermented brioche dough, popular items include the Tres Leches, Churro Dulce De Leche, and Guava Con Queso donuts.

• Aroom Coffee - 3801 Stone Way N Suite C - Vietnamese-inspired coffee shop known for its unique and creative coffee offerings and minimalist, cozy atmosphere. Popular menu items include the Vietnamese Egg Coffee (creamy egg yolk and condensed milk foam over rich Vietnamese coffee), the Black Sesame Latte (nutty and balanced flavor), Salty Coffee, and more.

• Old Salt Fish and Bagel - Fremont - 3621 Stone Way N - Hearty, flavorful bagels paired with expertly prepared smoked fish. Popular items include Kippered Salmon Sandwich (hot smoked keta salmon, herb cream cheese, and pickled onions), the Lox Sandwich (house-cured gravlax, veggie cream cheese, and salmon roe on an everything bagel), and Veggie Sandwich featuring spiced eggplant and roasted red peppers.

• Friday Afternoon Tea - 4615 Stone Way N - Also referred to as the "Hufflepuff Common Room" by its patrons, this cozy and unique tea shop offers a variety of loose-leaf teas, inclusing fandom-themed tea blends crafted by the owner, Friday Elliott. From Star Wars and Lord of the Rings to Jane Austen and Studio Ghibli, there's a blend for every type of enthusiast. The shop also sells herbal remedies, tea wares, and offers fun get togethers and educational tastings for tea enthusiasts.

• Diva Espresso - [4228 Stone Way N]](https://maps.app.goo.gl/Cn5w5eXtLxiJXgbf6) - Local Seattle coffee chain that serves a wide range of coffees and handcrafted espresso beverages, brewed with artisan beans roasted by their sister company, Highlands Coffee Co. Also offers selection of teas and specialty drinks as well as pastries, light breakfast options, and sandwiches.

Local Shops

• Eames NW- 3801 Stone Way N Suite B - High-quality menswear and lifestyle goods with a focus on minimalist, functional apparel and footwear tailored to the unique needs of men in the Pacific Northwest. The shop curates a selection of clothing, footwear, and accessories from globally sourced brands, such as Alex Mill, Danner, and Taylor Stitch.

• Seattle Furniture Company - 4133 Stone Way N, - Family-owned shop specializing in vintage and midcentury Danish modern furniture, lighting, artwork, home decor, and other treasure waiting to be discovered. Featuring over 7000 square feet packed with goods.

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