Explore the Retail Spaces in the Loveless Building
Tucked into the historic Loveless Studio Building at the north end of Broadway in Capitol Hill, these carefully curated shops and businesses reflect the creativity, craftsmanship, and community spirit that define this iconic Seattle neighborhood. Whether you're looking for fresh-baked French pastries, locally made fashion, wellness services, or unique gifts, the Loveless Building offers a boutique retail experience that blends history with modern charm.
Explore the independent businesses that make 711 Broadway East a local favorite for shopping, dining, and more.
Retail Tenants at the Loveless Building
At the northern tip of Broadway, the historic Loveless Studio Building buzzes with an eclectic mix of local shops, eateries, and galleries. This beloved landmark draws in neighbors, curious shoppers, and visitors looking to experience Seattle’s creative spirit up close. Here’s a glimpse at the unique businesses that bring this storied space to life:
🥖 The French Guys – Delightful French pastries and quiche, baked fresh with authentic flair
🍽️ Cook Weaver – Bold, imaginative Eurasian dishes served with a nod to tradition
🎨 Kobo Shop & Gallery – Thoughtfully curated artisan gifts from Japan and the Pacific Northwest
💆♀️ The Massage Sanctuary – A peaceful retreat offering expert therapeutic massage
🩲 underU4men – Stylish, high-quality men’s underwear and essentials
💇♀️ Dawson Salon – Full-service salon for hair, lashes, and nails
🖼️ Galerie Orsay Paris-Seattle –A fine art gallery connecting Parisian elegance with Pacific Northwest charm
☕ Joe Bar (closed)
🛍️ Freeman (moved) — Known for sleek, functional raingear
Read on for more details! 👉
🥐 The French Guys Bakery
Address: 810 E Roy St, Seattle, WA
A charming French bakery serving pastries like pain Suisse, hazelnut croissants, and authentic quiches. Founded in 2020, they also sell at farmers markets across the Puget Sound region. Open 7 to 4, seven days a week.
🔗 Visit The French Guys
🥢 Cook Weaver
Address: 806 E Roy St, Seattle, WA
Billing itself as purveyors of "inauthentic Eurasian food," Cook Weaver offers an eclectic, globally inspired menu in an intimate space. Opened in 2016 by chef Zac Reynolds and mixologist Nile Klein, this restaurant honors its location’s long culinary legacy. The space originally housed the Russian Samovar in 1931, where murals by Vladimir Shkurkin—depicting scenes from "The Tale of Tsar Saltan"—still decorate the interior. After the Samovar, the space was occupied by Byzantium, Bacchus, Fork, Coco La Ti Da, the Olivar, and Restaurant Marron.
🔗 Visit Cook Weaver
🖼️ Kobo Shop & Gallery
Address: 814 E Roy St, Seattle, WA
💆 Massage Sanctuary
Address: 705 Broadway E, Seattle, WA
Providing therapeutic massage for over a decade, Massage Sanctuary offers cupping, deep tissue, hot stone, and trigger point therapies in a peaceful, professional setting.
🔗 Visit The Massage Sanctuary
💇 Dawson Salon
Address: 715 Broadway E, Seattle, WA
Led by Leigh Dawson, a Gene Juarez–trained stylist, Dawson Salon offers a full range of beauty services including haircuts, color, waxing, Brazilian blowouts, and nail care. Known for personalized attention and a loyal following.
🔗 Visit Dawson Salon
🩳 underU4men
Address: 709 Broadway E, Seattle, WA
This boutique specializes in high-quality men’s underwear crafted from luxurious materials like bamboo rayon and eucalyptus fiber. Founded by Steve Lien, it’s the second location of what became the largest men’s underwear store in the U.S., originally based in Portland.
🔗 Shop underU4men
🖼️ Galerie Orsay Paris-Seattle
Address: 713 Broadway E, Seattle, WA (formerly the Freeman space)
Moving from Paris in October 2024, Galerie Orsay is a explores how art shaped the twentieth century. From paintings and photos to sculptures and more, owner Simon Lhopiteau lends his expertise in art to curate modern exhibits. Open 12 to 5, Tuesday to Saturday and by appointment.
🔗 Visit Galerie Orsay
About the Loveless Studio Building
Built in 1933 by renowned architect Arthur Loveless, the Loveless Studio Building is a Capitol Hill landmark known for its distinctive Tudor Revival and Gothic architectural style, tranquil garden courtyard, and enduring charm. Originally designed as a live-work space for artists, the building continues to foster creativity today by housing a diverse mix of independent shops, studios, and local businesses. Located at 711 Broadway East, it sits at the gateway to the Harvard-Belmont Historic District—an elegant reminder of Seattle’s architectural past and its ongoing spirit of innovation.
Key Part of the Harvard-Belmont Landmark District
The Loveless Building is a proud part of the Harvard-Belmont Landmark District, listed on the National Register of Historic Places since 1982. This area is known for its stunning architecture and historic mansions, offering both residents and visitors a glimpse into Seattle’s elegant past.
🧥 Freeman - moved
Founded in 2011, Freeman offers stylish, weather-ready apparel made with top-tier materials. Famous for its Seattle-ready raincoats, the brand also carries quality American-made jeans, socks, and bags. Their website features a guide to their products and a tribute to the Loveless Building.
🔗 Shop Freeman
☕ Joe Bar (Closed)
Address: 810 E Roy St, Seattle, WA
A beloved Capitol Hill hangout from 1997 to 2023, Joe Bar served espresso, crepes, wine, and art. It was known for supporting the local creative scene with monthly art nights. While now closed, its legacy remains a fond memory in the community.
Learn More About the Loveless Building & Capitol Hill
The shops at the Loveless Building are just one part of what makes this Broadway landmark so special. From its historic architecture to its artistic legacy, there’s much more to discover.
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