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Redmond
Redmond offers more than just beautiful homes — it offers a lifestyle. Enjoy weekends at Marymoor Park, where wide open spaces, riverfront trails, and seasonal events bring nature to your doorstep. Explore Redmond Town Center, a thoughtfully designed mix of upscale shopping, gourmet dining, and community charm. For those who value both serenity and connection, the Sammamish River Trail provides a scenic escape just minutes from home.
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On the Menu: Where to Eat
Redmond, of all of our Eastside communities, has had the most dramatic change to the downtown core in the last five years. Hello light rail.
Coming right into the center of downtown, the small shops and centers have been replaced by mixed use apartment and condo buildings with every imaginable cuisine. The old Tack and feed store is gone and one by one some of the classics are saying goodbye
Family owned El Toreodor is leaving after serving the community it’s handmade chips and salsa and sizzling platters of enchiladas and fajitas for over 30 years. That’s gives popular Matador a boost, but they are adults only fare.
Other great options are the Tipsy Cow for hamburger delights, Prime for fantastic steaks and a well priced favorite food items HH every day, and Woodblock, for ‘New American’ fare and cool vibe.
Our beloved Hoffman’s Bakery also deserves a shout out. Displaced back when Urban development came to Kirkland, the small and well-loved local bakery moved to Redmond, doubled in size and grew up to be big Hoffman’s bakery. The classic Princess Torte cake still reigns, but the other cakes and pastry line has more than doubled. They now also offer lunch and breakfast items.
Your Retail Therapy: Where to Shop
Redmond Town Center
Best for: Variety, convenience, and atmosphere
Redmond Town Center is the city’s premier shopping destination. This open-air complex blends national retailers, local boutiques, and community-focused events all in one beautifully walkable space. Popular stores include lululemon, REI, Sephora, and Macy’s, along with specialty shops for home goods, wellness, and kids’ fashion.
With cafés, restaurants, seasonal pop-up markets, and plenty of outdoor seating, it’s easy to spend the day shopping and relaxing here. The center also hosts art installations and live music on weekends, adding to the lively, local vibe.
Bella Bottega Shopping Center
Best for: Everyday essentials with a local touch
Located just north of downtown, Bella Bottega offers a more relaxed and practical shopping experience. It features essentials like QFC (a popular Northwest grocery chain), a movie theater, and a handful of locally owned shops and services. It’s a great place for running errands or grabbing last-minute gifts, all without the crowds.
Bonus: It’s right off the Sammamish River Trail, making it an easy stop after a bike ride or walk.
Redmond Saturday Market (Seasonal)
Best for: Local goods, handmade crafts, and fresh produce
If you’re in town on a Saturday (typically May–October), the Redmond Saturday Market is a must-visit. This long-running farmers market features local artisans, farm stands, flower vendors, handmade soaps, jewelry, and more. It’s a great way to support local businesses while browsing unique, one-of-a-kind items in a vibrant community setting.
Worthy Wanderings: Where To Go
Marymoor Park
Redmond’s largest and most beloved park offers 640 acres of green space for every kind of outdoor activity. You’ll find bike trails, climbing walls, a dog park, and even summer concerts in the open-air amphitheater. Whether you want to relax by the river or get active on the trails, Marymoor is the perfect place to unplug and enjoy the outdoors.
Downtown Redmond & Redmond Downtown Park
Redmond’s walkable downtown has become a lively urban hub filled with cafés, local shops, and public art. The Downtown Park is a central gathering spot with fountains, green lawns, and community events. Nearby, you’ll find farm-to-table restaurants, dessert cafés, and live music in a relaxed, small-town-meets-city atmosphere.
Sammamish River Trail
This scenic, paved trail runs for over 10 miles along the river and connects Redmond to Woodinville and beyond. Ideal for biking, jogging, or leisurely strolls, the trail offers a peaceful escape surrounded by nature, with views of wetlands, wildlife, and mountain backdrops. It’s a favorite among locals and a great way to explore the Eastside outdoors.
