Meet our Retailers
The Midtown Square project is organized around a 16,000-square-foot publicly accessible square, which will be lined with retail shops and is intended to be an active community gathering space from day to night. The retail tenant selection process, initiated in the summer of 2019, has focused on finding locally-owned, independent businesses that will serve as an amenity to the neighborhood and add vibrancy to the project. Significant emphasis was placed on the inclusion of African-American and minority-owned businesses before widening opportunities to a larger pool of candidates. Letters of intent have been submitted for remaining retail spaces, which will be announced here as details are finalized.
All the Best Pet Care
A local favorite for all pet parents, All the Best Pet Care will be opening their newest location at Midtown Square. Since 1985, All the Best Pet Care has focused on the health and well-being of pets by providing the very best foods, supplements and treats along with safe and fun toys and activities.
Arte Noir
With the mission of uplifting Black artists and culture, Arte Noir has made Midtown Square the home of their new arts center. Founder and Editor-in-Chief of Arte Noir, Vivian Phillips, was also heavily involved with the art program at Midtown Square, leading the Arts Panel and assisting in the selection of the final nine artists.
HIIT Lab
HITT LAB was founded in 2016 by local West Seattlite Cathy Kerns. Having always been interested in health and fitness and having worked for some of the biggest fitness franchises in the country, she left her job in corporate America and opened her own facility - bringing the best practices of larger gyms and combining it with the fun local flair of the PNW.
Jerk Shack
The second location for this popular restaurant known for its good vibes and even better food is coming to Midtown Square and Central District. Owned by Tray Lamont (who is head chef), Jerk Shack first opened its doors in Belltown and soon became a "must-go" for its thoughtfully prepared dishes, family atmosphere, and lively music.
Marjorie Restaurant
Donna Moodie’s beloved Marjorie Restaurant is now open in a sleek, intimate new space in the heart of Midtown Square. Serving dinner five nights a week, Marjorie is excited to welcome old friends to our new neighborhood and embrace the community with our signature warmth, low-key sophistication and gracious hospitality.
Neighbor Lady
Also moving from just across the street on East Union, The Neighbor Lady Public House has long been loved by locals for its eclectic style and vegetarian-friendly menu. Their new space at Midtown will offer the same style of dining and drinks with significant outdoor seating space in the square.
Raised Doughnuts
A local favorite for artisan doughnuts, just across the street on 23rd Ave, owners Mi Kim and I Miun Liu are designing a fresh new space at Midtown Square. Mi worked at Macrina Bakery for 10 years before opening Raised, which now sells out quickly — and has added a unique mix of Asian+American style cakes to the menu.
