JUNETEENTH: Our list of local Black-owned West Seattle businesses, updated

June 19, 2020 4:13 pm

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Two weeks ago, with readers’ help, we built a list of local Black-owned businesses. Here on Juneteenth, we’ve had a request to republish the list – so here it is again:

A Kids Place Too Dentistry for Children (WSB sponsor)
(2617 California SW)

Down to Reiki
(3400 Harbor SW)

Full Spectrum Training Studio
(9240 2nd Ave SW)

Hot Chocolat
(4611 36th SW)

Ipseity Incandescent Healing Studio
(3272 California Ave SW)

Jones Barbeque
(4417 Fauntleroy Way SW)

Junction Fitness
(4714 42nd SW)

Lika Love Boutique
(4547 California SW)

Move2Center Studio
(3618 SW Alaska St., lower level)

M&P Carpet Cleaning
(4742 42nd SW, #473)

New Luck Toy
(5905 California SW)

Percy The Barber
(2641 42nd Ave SW, #120)

Platinum Cuts & Salon
(9434 Delridge Way SW)

Professional Home Inspectors, LLC
(4511 35th Avenue SW, Suite 303

Project 968
(4617 37th SW)

The Avenue (formerly Pacific Room)
(2808 Alki SW, currently closed for remodeling)

West Seattle Animal Hospital
(4700 42nd SW)

West Seattle Fish House
(9005 35th SW)

Wingstop
(Westwood Village)

Additions? westseattleblog@gmail.com – thank you!

10 Replies to "JUNETEENTH: Our list of local Black-owned West Seattle businesses, updated"

Ila Iode June 19, 2020 (6:25 pm)

Thank you! This is so amazing to know!
Denise June 19, 2020 (6:30 pm)

Do you know if West Seattle Fish will reopen and when. Need our fish!
- WSB June 19, 2020 (6:36 pm)
  
  We’ve gone by a couple times – not today, thuugh – and nothing had changed, still “temporarily closed” note on door.
Carol June 19, 2020 (7:26 pm)

Add Potpie factory to your list! Featured several times in the Seattle Times.
WSB June 19, 2020 (8:19 pm)

We drove by it again last night (the Duwamish Head investigation got in the way of making it by tonight) and the sign still said CLOSED. We’ll be checking again over the weekend.
Denise June 19, 2020 (9:28 pm)

Thank you for checking. I keep calling and go by too. Hopefully soon..
Alki mom June 19, 2020 (11:42 pm)

Please add We Free Hearts to this list! It’s in South Park, owned by a (awesome) single mom of color who lives in West Seattle, and recenly reopened!
Ashley June 21, 2020 (9:18 am)

Lula Coffee owned by a Black woman! Also, better than Starbucks.
Chris K June 21, 2020 (10:03 pm)

This is great. I wish we also had a list of all POC, women and queer owned businesses.
- WSB June 21, 2020 (10:49 pm)
  
  Someone has inquired in our community forums. Contributions welcome there. I’m out of bandwidth for more lists right now.

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