Loyal Legion

Beer hall and restaurant expanding to Vancouver, WA location at former Heathen Brewing Feral Public House. Known for supporting local breweries and serving shareables, burgers, sandwiches and bratwurst.

Bobby’s Burgers by Bobby Flay

Bobby’s Burgers by Bobby Flay expanding to first Washington location inside Muckleshoot Casino Resort. Will be the 11th location systemwide, marking the brand’s Pacific Northwest debut.

Thread Hunter Speakeasy

Secret speakeasy opening inside Thread Hunter thrift store in Ballard, serving local brews, cider, and non-alcoholic options. Will feature art wall showcasing local artists and host private events.

Von’s 1000 Spirits

Seattle-based bar and restaurant expanding to Kirkland location in former Feast space. Will occupy 3,300 square feet near downtown waterfront. Menu includes sourdough pizzas, pastas, hamburgers, and full spirits program. Construction begins January 2026.

The Langley Sidebar

Legal-themed craft cocktail and wine bar owned by Brad Bales (municipal court judge and former prosecutor) and Mara Bales (Adobe Director). Will feature small plates, legal-themed cocktails, marble-and-mahogany bar, and private event space.

June & Co.

Fancy dive bar reopening after hiatus, relocating from former location. Upscale dive-bar feel with drinks from Miller Lite to high-end cocktails, plus bar snacks. Owned by Peter Froese of Gander and Ryegrass.

Haven Cafe

European-style coffee and boba cafe owned by Adrian ‘Adi’ and Salomei ‘Sally’ Marta. Still in design phase with cream-colored walls and minimalist aesthetic. Menu in development with hints of Romanian pastry offerings.

Tacos Cometa

Brothers Rey and Osiel Gastelum are opening their first brick-and-mortar storefront after success with their food stand. The restaurant will serve tacos inspired by their roots in Sinaloa, Mexico, with a simple aesthetic paying homage to Mexico City taquerias.

Tanaka Ramen Izakaya

Japanese ramen and izakaya-style restaurant opening in former Island Soul location. First Washington location for the brand which has locations in Atlanta, Chicago, Houston, and Hawaii. Menu includes traditional Japanese ramen, rice bowls, izakaya-style small plates, and desserts.

Raising Cane’s Chicken Fingers

Louisiana-based fried chicken chain opening first Seattle location in University District. Also planning Lynnwood location for summer 2026 and additional locations in Covington, Silverdale, and Federal Way.