Situated in Capitol Hill, Flora Flats is in the middle of everything. Reach Downtown Seattle, South Lake Union, Belltown, or the Central Business District in mere minutes, or hang back and watch the action from your private patio.
AN OASIS WITH ACCESS
BUS – 97
Catch the First Hill Streetcar and three bus routes at Broadway and E Pike St two blocks away.
WALK – 100
Grab anything on foot within a few blocks from home, from green juice to cocktails.
BIKE – 78
Pedal in protected bike lanes on Pine and Pike Streets or cruise the Melrose Ave greenway.
Fall in Love with Your Routine
Walk to your favorite spots each day with endless options around every turn. Grab Pressed Juicery on a productive Monday after a workout and end your week with donuts from General Porpoise.
With an extra block’s walk, change the course of the day. Dine at dozens of different restaurants, sip local cocktails and beers alike, and catch films and live performances any night of the week.
Shop. Sweat. Stroll.
SHOP
Amazon Go Grocery, QFC, Whole Foods, and the Capitol Hill Farmers Market are all a walkable quarter mile from home for easy grocery runs.
SWEAT
Urban-Fit, Sweatbox Yoga, and Rival offer ample options for how to close your Movement ring each day: lift, stretch, or cycle.
STROLL
Stretch out your legs properly at the local Cal Anderson hub for acres of outdoor activities: trails, fields, and community events.
DINE
With a dozen restaurants within a block alone, there’s no shortage of “something new” to try across Capitol Hill and the greater city.
WATCH
The hardest part of catching a show is choosing where to go between Paramount Theatre’s live performances and several cinemas.
SIP
Enjoy local sips and bites from neighborhood favorites like Comet Tavern, Unicorn, Lost Lake Cafe & Lounge, and Linda’s Tavern all within a ten minute walk from Flora Flats.
Dine. Watch. Sip.
Capitol Hill Farmers’ Market
A year-round local staple for fresh produce and foods that support the local community.
Salt & Straw
A favorite for recovering after those long days with inventive ice cream flavors.
Drip Tea
An out-of-the-box spot with memorable bear-shaped bottles born for Instagram.
Rock Box
Even the shy friend can let loose at this Japanese-style karaoke spot with private rooms and fun food & drink.
Plum Bistro
Capitol Hill’s best-known vegan restaurant has a menu by Chef Makini that is artful and upscale.
Garage
A bowling alley with much more than ugly shoes, but six bars and a pub menu in a retro 1920s building.
Capitol Hill Farmers’ Market
A year-round local staple for fresh produce and foods that support the local community.
Garage
A bowling alley with much more than ugly shoes, but six bars and a pub menu in a retro 1920s building.
Plum Bistro
Capitol Hill’s best-known vegan restaurant has a menu by Chef Makini that is artful and upscale.
Rock Box
Even the shy friend can let loose at this Japanese-style karaoke spot with private rooms and fun food & drink.
Drip Tea
An out-of-the-box spot with memorable bear-shaped bottles born for Instagram.
Salt & Straw
A favorite for recovering after those long days with inventive ice cream flavors.