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1531 Melrose Ave. Seattle, WA 98122

206-324-0637 

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If there were apartments on top of the triangular building around Pine and Minor known as Melrose Market, there'd be little excuse to leave the building, and you'd finally be able to one-up your friends with the tiniest carbon footprint. Drive to the store for bacon? No need. Just stumble downstairs to Rain Shadow Meats for a slab of pork belly, which you'll cure yourself. Catering to the obsessively eco-conscious, Rain Shadow emphasizes the local and sustainable, though they're not above bringing in some out-of-area meats. Some tunes for the hot afternoon? Sonic Boom Records, purveyors of all thing audible from LPs to CDs, also emphasizes the local and will have the new Damien Jurado record, but they're not above stocking James Blunt, either. A little cheese to get the evening started? Calf & Kid artisan cheese shop-one of the few remaining enterprises in which the longer your wares have to travel, the better-will humor you with cheese knowledge that you can nod along with in agreement, but they won't begrudge you for not understanding what the hell they're talking about, other than that the cheese they just sliced in front of you is absolutely delicious.







  • 2010 | Best Gourmet Mini-Mall

    This hot new Capitol Hill property was not curated by a gourmet developer, but it might as well have been. A high wooden ceiling, fat support beams, and good old bones at the Melrose Market give the former auto-repair shop a European feel, while the food purveyors are almost all locavore. Pick up a locally raised rabbit at Rain Shadow Meats, a pepper plant at Marigold and Mint, some gooey burrata (after trying a few other cheeses, of course) at Calf & Kid, and a bottle of wine at Bar... More »

  • 2010 | Best Indie Mall for Bacon, Brie, and LPs

    If there were apartments on top of the triangular building around Pine and Minor known as Melrose Market, there'd be little excuse to leave the building, and you'd finally be able to one-up your friends with the tiniest carbon footprint. Drive to the store for bacon No need. Just stumble downstairs to Rain Shadow Meats for a slab of pork belly, which you'll cure yourself. Catering to the obsessively eco-conscious, Rain Shadow emphasizes the local and sustainable, though they're not above... More »

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