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Nightshade Botanicals, a small plant shop run out of a garage in Seattle's Phinney Ridge, sticks around with help from new land use bill.

The pandemic has fueled the passage of new ordinances in cities and states allowing entrepreneurs to set up businesses from home — a boon for women and people of color who face systemic barriers.

A brewery boom here in Washington? Yes. More and more breweries have continued to open throughout the pandemic.

Shota Nakajima, Marc and Brian Canlis–the chefs, wine pros, and powerhouse cookbook authors who shape Seattle's bar and restaurant landscape.

Eastern and Western Washington tastes are coming together for this Ballard-based taproom.

3 Seattle-area restaurant groups receive maximum grant from Restaurant Revitalization Fund Sign In Naomi Tomky, Special to the Seattle P-I July 14, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail 2of3 Professional chef preparing 200 fruit salad portions as part of a fine dining restaurant menu in a generic locationSir Francis Canker Photography/Getty ImagesShow MoreShow Less 3of3 This week, the Small Business Association (SBA) released the data about the 105,000 restaurants that received grants from the Restaurant ...

Seattle City Council committee approves plan to extend street dining permits through 2022 Sign In FacebookTwitterEmail 2of6 3of6 4of6 Street dining plaza at Eden Hill Provisions in Queen Anne.Alexa T. via YelpShow MoreShow Less 5of6 6of6 Street and sidewalk cafes could become a more permanent fixture of dining in Seattle thanks to new legislation proposed this week by the city council. Sponsored by Councilmember Dan Strauss and Council President Lorena Gonzalez, Council Bill 120068 would create...

Home-based businesses have more freedom to operate under new Seattle rules Businesses like Yonder Cider in Phinney Ridge will now be able to operate from home during the pandemic with fewer restrictions. Author: KING 5 Staff Updated: 7:36 AM PDT March 16, 2021 SEATTLE — The Seattle City Council approved a measure Monday to adjust certain land use codes that have negatively impacted home businesses during the pandemic.  Councilmember Dan Strauss sponsored the B...

Popular neighborhood business allowed to stay open after Seattle council loosens land use rules Greenwoods Yonder Cider. (Photo courtesy of Yonder Bar) Seattle councilmembers approved legislation Monday, loosening a series of land use rules imposed on businesses operating out of homes. The legislation came partly in response to the forced closure of a popular Greenwood business called Yonder Bar, which had been selling cider to go in cans and growlers. Yonder operated out of Caitlin Braam’s g...

Greenwoods Yonder Cider to remain open after Seattle City Council approves microbusiness bill by Callie Craighead, SeattlePI Greenwoods Yonder Bar will get to keep their garage doors open for at least another year after the Seattle City Council approved a bill that loosened restrictions on home-based microbusinesses in the city. The "Bringing Businesses Home" bill passed 8-1 on Monday with Councilmember Alex Pedersen in sole opposition. Sponsored by Councilmembers Dan Strauss an...