Milk Bar, the dessert bakery known for its innovative sweets, officially closed its location at Bellevue Square’s Nordstrom on March 8, 2024. The shop had been in operation since March 2023, marking just under two years at the shopping mall. It was situated on the second level of Nordstrom, adjacent […]
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Glowlight Med Spa Bellevue Offers Exclusive Pricing on Advanced Skin & Body Treatments
Glowlight Med Spa offers advanced skin and body treatments designed to deliver real results. Specializing in non-invasive aesthetic services, the spa offers laser treatments and injectables, all performed by licensed professionals. Each treatment is tailored to meet individual needs. This month, Glowlight Med Spa is offering exclusive specials: New Client […]
Japanese American Farmers Honored in Bellevue Library Art Exhibit
A new art exhibit at the Bellevue Library highlights the history of Japanese American farmers in the area. Called Emerging Radiance, the piece is part of the City of Bellevue’s public art collection and will be on display through at least February 2027. Created by artists Tani Ikeda and Michelle […]
Amazon Commits $100 Million to Affordable Housing in Bellevue
Amazon is deepening its investment in Bellevue’s affordable housing efforts with a new $100 million commitment aimed at expediting development for low-to-moderate income families. The funding, announced during the groundbreaking ceremony for the Spring District BRIDGE Housing Community, will help reduce construction timelines by up to two years, allowing families […]
Seattle Restaurant Week Returns March 30 – April 12
Seattle Restaurant Week (SRW) is back from March 30 through April 12, giving diners an opportunity to enjoy prix fixe menus at restaurants across the greater Seattle area. The bi-annual event offers lunch priced between $20 and $35, while dinner ranges from $50 to $65. SRW celebrates and supports the […]
Bellevue Could See Expanded Water Transit Under New Legislation
A new bill moving through the Washington State Legislature could bring passenger-only ferry service to communities across Puget Sound, including Bellevue. House Bill 1923, known as the Mosquito Fleet Act, would establish a grant program to fund the purchase and operation of passenger-only ferries starting July 1, 2025. Sponsored by […]
Brent Stewart Named President of Bellevue-Based QFC After Failed Merger
Brent Stewart is now the president of Quality Food Centers (QFC), the Bellevue-based grocery chain owned by The Kroger Co., according to an announcement made on Twitter. His promotion follows the collapse of Kroger’s $24.6 billion merger with Albertsons Cos., which had left QFC’s future uncertain for two years. Stewart […]
Pinstripes No Longer Opening at 555 Tower, Space for Lease
Pinstripes, the Italian-American bistro that was set to open at 555 Tower in Bellevue, will no longer be moving forward with its planned location. Signs at the space now indicate that it is available for lease. Initially announced in 2023, Pinstripes was expected to bring a combination of dining, bowling, […]
Bellevue City Council Discusses New Transit Option
Bellevue is planning to get a new transit option by 2030 with the arrival of King County Metro’s RapidRide K Line. The City Council received an update on the project during its meeting on Tuesday, February 11, with Metro representatives outlining the latest developments and community engagement efforts. What is […]
Joshua Skenes’ Restaurant No Longer Opening at Avenue Bellevue
Chef Joshua Skenes, a Michelin three-star chef, will no longer be opening his sealife-focused restaurant, Angler, at Avenue Bellevue, the luxury mixed-use development. Silverstein Capital Partners, the current owner of Avenue Bellevue, confirmed the change. Skenes had planned to bring his renowned dining experience, known for cooking over an open […]