Popular neighborhood business allowed to stay open after Seattle council loosens land use rules Greenwood's 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 garage for seven months before a neighbor’s frequent complaints to the Health Department and Liquor Control Board got it shut down. At the time, the neighbor pointed out that operating a business that sold alcohol out of a residence blocks away from a school violated Seattle’s existing land use codes.