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About Seekalo
A local guide for finding your next Eastside coffee stop, bakery, or neighborhood favorite.
Made and maintained locally
About Seekalo
Seekalo is an independently created local guide to coffee shops, cafés, bakeries, and other neighborhood businesses around Seattle’s Eastside.
The idea is to help you decide where you might actually want to go—not just hand you a database of names and addresses. Whether you’re after a good place to pause, a bakery to try, or somewhere new around the corner, Seekalo brings useful local details together to make that choice a little easier.
How listings are created
Each listing is researched individually using the business’s website, publicly available information, reviews, and other reliable sources. Seekalo is curated and reviewed; it isn’t an automatically generated or scraped business directory.
As places are visited, listings may also include original photography, observations, and other details that are useful when you’re deciding whether to stop by. Not every listing includes a visit or original photography.
How businesses are selected
Businesses are added for their relevance to the places and categories Seekalo covers. The guide currently focuses primarily on coffee shops, cafés, bakeries, and similar local businesses.
It’s a curated guide, not a complete inventory—so a business being absent doesn’t mean it isn’t worth a visit.
Paid placement
Businesses do not currently pay to be included or ranked on Seekalo.
Corrections and updates
Hours, menus, and other business details can change. If something looks inaccurate or out of date, we welcome the correction—business owners and visitors can both get in touch.
Send a note to westernethossolutions@gmail.com and, if you can, include the business name and the detail that needs an update.
Around the Eastside
Seekalo currently covers Kirkland, Kenmore, Bothell, and surrounding Eastside communities. The guide continues to grow into nearby areas over time.
Who makes Seekalo
Seekalo is independently created and maintained locally by someone who enjoys exploring the Eastside’s coffee shops, cafés, bakeries, and neighborhood businesses.
