Capitol Hill restaurants and cafes from Volunteer Park to Seattle U are rallying this Wednesday for Eat Out on Capitol Hill, a benefit for the Country Doctor community health program. The 28 participating locations donating a portion of their day’s proceeds are below.
The Country Doctor Clinic on 19th Ave E offers low-cost health services to patients regardless of their ability to pay and is the destination many uninsured people on the Hill and beyond end up depending on when they are sick or injured. The 19th Ave E clinic is one of two locations operated by Country Doctor. They also operate the Carolyn Downs Family Medical Center at 21st and Yesler in the Central District.
Barrio |
Bimbo’s Cantina |
Café Presse |
Caffe Vita |
ChaCha Lounge |
Coastal Kitchen |
Dinette |
Eltana Bagel Café |
Fuel |
High 5 Pies |
Julia’s on Broadway |
La Bete |
La Cocina |
Molly Moon Ice cream |
Monsoon |
Oddfellows Café |
Olympia Pizza |
Peet’s Coffee Capitol Hill |
Piecora’s Pizza |
Poco Wine Room |
Poppy |
Poquitos |
Quinn’s Pub |
Ristorante Machiavelli |
Smith |
Tango |
The Copper Vine |
The Tin Table |
Volunteer Park Café. |
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Don’t just think of Country Doctor as a clinic for people with low income/no insurance. I’m reasonably well off, have insurance and I’ve been going to Country Doctor for almost 15 years – convenient and I’ve had really good treatment from everyone I’ve dealt with there.
If more people *with* insurance that go there then they can continue to serve those less fortunate.
A clinic for people from all walks of life… what a concept!
And was a plant shop not a restaurant
Yeah, I’m not sure what that is about — it’s on their list… I wonder what they meant. Any guesses?
Thanks for pointing this out. I honestly had no idea.
Maybe this is meant to be The Local Vine?
This announcement should have been made _yesterday_ so people could have planned to support this endeavor.
How about Monday instead? http://www.capitolhillseattle.com/2011/09/12/capitol-hill-fo
I went there without insurance and it was great. I’m actually getting insurance at the end of the month and am still going to go to Country Doctor. They are great people and it’s a great idea for people to with insurance to go.