Ready to find out about the freshest new spots in Seattle? From a fitness center that features a climbing wall to a customizable loaded potatoes restaurant, read on to see the newest businesses to land around town.
Sharetea
A new addition to Yesler Terrace, Sharetea is a spot to score bubble tea, coffee, tea, juice and smoothies that's located at 530 Broadway. So far, it's been well-received: it's got a five-star rating out of eight reviews on Yelp. This outpost joins several others in the metropolitan Seattle area.
Look for favorites such as kiwi fruit tea with aiyu jelly, wintermelon tea, coffee milk tea and strawberry ice blended with lychee jelly and ice cream. Visit the website here for more information and a full list of offerings.
Caffe Limoncello
Stroll past 150 W. Harrison St. in Lower Queen Anne and you'll find Caffe Limoncello, a new bakery offering coffee, tea and more.
Stop by and grab one of your favorite caffeinated beverages like an iced mocha, creamy latte or steaming hot cup of cappuccino. Hungry? Pair it with one of the baked goods on the menu. Look for chocolate croissants and carrot cake in the morning or score a bowl of pasta for a midday snack.
Papas Hot Potatoes
Now open at 500 N.W. 65th St. in Phinney Ridge is Papas Hot Potatoes, a vegan, gluten-free and vegetarian spot. And with five stars out of eight reviews on Yelp, it's been a hit thus far.
The new eatery is courtesy of chef Chris Blanco, who previously opened the Asian fusion spot Stock in the same location, according to Eater Seattle. This place offers a variety of plant-based fare.
Papas Hot Potatoes specializes in baked potatoes, which come in such versions as The Mona (New Mexico green chili, garlic aioli, green chili salsa and pickled jalapeño) and The Scream (smoky red chili, vegan cheese, pickled onions and chives). There is also an option for you to build your own creation.
Thirsty? Beer and wine are available, as are soft drinks and Mexican horchata.
Momentum Indoor Climbing
Momentum Indoor Climbing is a new rock climbing spot that's located at 2759 First Ave. South. Housed in a 19,200-square-foot space, this place offers climbing instruction as well as a fully-equipped gym with weight lifting and cardio equipment.
Enlist for a day pass or become a member. Learn how to boulder, climb or become a momentum climber. Group and personal training sessions are available and the fitness center also features yoga classes. Check out the website here for a full list of offerings and pricing details.
Cheese Platters
Head over to 2717 E. Union St. in Central District and you'll find Cheese Platters, a cheese shop and tapas bar. With a five-star rating out of seven reviews, Yelpers are enthusiastic about Cheese Platters so far.
Customized cheese and meat platters are the focal point of this business. You can also expect a variety of salad and sandwich options, like the steak, peppers and onion sandwich with provolone cheese and sautéed broccoli. This spot features a rotating menu based on locally sourced and available ingredients. View the special holiday menu here. Cheese Platters also caters.
