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Pan Asian restaurant and bar on the corner of 12th & Pike. Unusual for restaurants at the perimeter of Pike/Pine, it offers both brunch & lunch & late night dining.
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Four-story, 61-unit, 1926 brick building with large 1BR apartments and a few studios. Courtyard, big laundry room, tenant storage, basement garage for bikes, scooters and cars.
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Makini Howell, owner/chef of Hillside Quickie opened this vegan restaurant in the busy 12th Avenue Corridor (in the place of Cafe Stellina) July 2009.
Adds brunch menu Oct 2009: Saturday and Sunday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Items range from $10 to $15 Panamanian-style Polenta and Chili Gravy with Jalapeno Scramble and Avocados served with a pile of Warm Tortillas. Fresh Maize Pancakes topped with Ground Tofu, Avocado and Fire-roasted Tomato Salsa Chili-crusted Seitan with sautéed Jalapenos and Fresh Salsa served with Coconut, Green Mango and Cucumber salad with Chili and Lime. Apple Quinoa with Brazilian Feijoada (black bean stew) Mayan Blue Corn Pancakes topped with Jalapeno Scramble and Avocados served on a bed of Mixed Greens with Fire-roasted Fresh Salsa. Traditional Puerto Rican Mofongo (Mashed Green Plantains) with baked Tempeh, Salsa Criolla (Creole Sauce) 
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Seattle's next generation of 'curb cuisine' (and a candidate for best new drunk food provider in Pike/Pine)
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Scone, coffee and laptop in the morning. Sandwich, soda and laptop in afternoon. Shepherd's Pie and a beer at night.
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Coffee shop serving espresso drinks & pastries a few doors away from Bottleneck
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5-story building, one block west of Broadway on Mercer. Mostly 1-bedroom units with approx a dozen 2-bedroom units (on either end and in the center of the building near the elevator). Wide south-facing common balcony, great for lounge chairs or gardening!
Secure building entry, laundry room on site, cats OK, some parking behind building (for a fee, and usually with a waiting list). 
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4 out of 5 blocks of North Broadway now have a pho restaurant (North of E Olive). So in case the other 3 don't hit the spot, you can try Pho Lotus Chinese & Vietnamese Restaurant.
Out of business as of October 2009 (1 reviews)
The kids can add up your order in their head and stuff. Chocolate shake!
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Three-story, 19-unit, brick building with studios and 1BR apartments. Tenant storage, basement garage for cars (costs extra). Cats allowed. NOT to be confused with behemoth Cornell and Associates Apartments.
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Really nice Bed and Breakfast at 16th and Aloha. Great for when the parents come to town! Blue Room and Rose Room are especially pretty.
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4-story, brick building built in 1960's. 51 units - studios, 1 bedroom and 2 bedrooms available. Great views from the west facing apartments. Quiet building near Cornell and within short walking distance to the Broadway Market and downtown buslines. Secure parking garage, laundry room, elevator and large windows to let in the sunshine.
Resident managers are friendly, conscientious and approachable. (1 reviews)
36 unit brick apartment building, built 1917. Studios and 1 br's managed by Cornell and Associates.
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Gay dive bar that has been resurrected and relocated from the Pike Pine corridor to newly happening 12th Avenue
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Pan-latin small bites restaurant on 14th Avenue between Pike and Pine. Heavy Spanish influence with some South American (particularly Venezuelan influences). Has a casual but upscale atmosphere - entrees top off at $15. A/c & sidewalk seating too.
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