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Maple Leaf

Maple Leaf sits in the far north, beyond Roosevelt and Northgate. The neighborhood is predominantly residential with single-family homes, mature trees, and a quiet, stable feel. Maple Leaf is less walkable than Roosevelt and more car-dependent. The commercial core is limited to a few blocks on Maple Leaf Way. The neighborhood is notably removed from Seattle's downtown core and urban center. The Burke-Gilman Trail runs through the neighborhood, providing recreation access. Schools are well-regarded. The neighborhood is quieter and more family-oriented than Roosevelt. Rents and prices are lower than more central neighborhoods, attracting budget-conscious families and long-term residents. The neighborhood is less diverse in amenities, with fewer restaurants and entertainment options. Commuting to downtown requires driving or transit. Maple Leaf appeals to those seeking neighborhood stability, family orientation, and affordability without much regard for walkability or nightlife.

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14 picks in Maple Leaf

Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors. Markers are coloured by score: green ≥ 70, blue 40-69, rust under 40.

The shortlist, by category

Top-5 shortlists by category are being compiled. In the meantime, here are all 14 businesses we track in Maple Leaf, ranked.

  1. 1
    Maple Leaf Reservoir Park
    Parks
    87 /100
  2. 2
    Farm Fresh Northwest
    Grocery Stores
    46 /100
  3. 3
    Pet Pros
    Pet Supply Stores
    44 /100
  4. 4
    Maple Leaf Veterinary Care Center
    Veterinarians & Animal Hospitals
    41 /100
  5. 5
    The Little Gym of Seattle at Maple Leaf
    Fitness Centers & Gyms
    41 /100
  6. 6
    Maple Leaf Dental
    Dentists
    18 /100
  7. 7
    Doggie Style
    Pet Care & Grooming
    16 /100
  8. 8
    David Chris Belcher, MD
    Primary Care
    11 /100
  9. 9
    Jessica Cabodi, MD
    Primary Care
    10 /100
  10. 10
    Anne M. Barnard MD
    Primary Care
    5 /100
  11. 11
    Mitchell Peterson, MD
    Primary Care
    3 /100
  12. 12
    ArrowSpace Doggy Daycare and Boarding
    Pet Care & Grooming
    1 /100
  13. 13
    Dr. Ruby Farooqi
    Primary Care
    1 /100
  14. 14
    Skypups Pet Treats
    Pet Supply Stores
FAQ

Common questions about Maple Leaf

What is Maple Leaf known for?
Maple Leaf sits in the far north, beyond Roosevelt and Northgate. The neighborhood is predominantly residential with single-family homes, mature trees, and a quiet, stable feel. Maple Leaf is less walkable than Roosevelt and more car-dependent. The commercial core is limited to a few blocks on Maple Leaf Way. The neighborhood is notably removed from Seattle's downtown core and urban center. The Burke-Gilman Trail runs through the neighborhood, providing recreation access. Schools are well-regarded. The neighborhood is quieter and more family-oriented than Roosevelt. Rents and prices are lower than more central neighborhoods, attracting budget-conscious families and long-term residents. The neighborhood is less diverse in amenities, with fewer restaurants and entertainment options. Commuting to downtown requires driving or transit. Maple Leaf appeals to those seeking neighborhood stability, family orientation, and affordability without much regard for walkability or nightlife.
What are the best restaurants in Maple Leaf?
Browse all Maple Leaf restaurants at /category/restaurants-dining.
What are the best things to do in Maple Leaf?
Top picks in Maple Leaf: Maple Leaf Reservoir Park. Browse activities at /category/leisure-entertainment.
Is Maple Leaf a good place to live?
Maple Leaf is one of North Seattle's neighborhoods, with 14 ranked businesses tracked here. Maple Leaf sits in the far north, beyond Roosevelt and Northgate. The neighborhood is predominantly residential with single-family homes, mature trees, and a quiet, stable feel. Maple Leaf is less walkable than Roosevelt and more car-dependent. The commercial core is limited to a few blocks on Maple Leaf Way. The neighborhood is notably removed from Seattle's downtown core and urban center. The Burke-Gilman Trail runs through the neighborhood, providing recreation access. Schools are well-regarded. The neighborhood is quieter and more family-oriented than Roosevelt. Rents and prices are lower than more central neighborhoods, attracting budget-conscious families and long-term residents. The neighborhood is less diverse in amenities, with fewer restaurants and entertainment options. Commuting to downtown requires driving or transit. Maple Leaf appeals to those seeking neighborhood stability, family orientation, and affordability without much regard for walkability or nightlife.