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Windermere

Windermere sits in the south-central area between Green Lake and the University District, a residential neighborhood with mixed housing types. The neighborhood is moderately walkable with some commercial activity on surrounding corridors. The population includes students, young professionals, families, and established residents. Rents are moderate. Schools are serviceable. The neighborhood is quieter than Fremont and Wallingford but offers good access to the U District and downtown via transit. Green Lake and parks provide green space. Windermere appeals to those seeking moderate walkability, affordability, good transit access, and a mix of residential stability with some urban energy. The neighborhood has a stable character with gradual evolution.

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5 picks in Windermere

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

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Areas within Windermere

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The shortlist, by category

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

  1. 1
    Mykonos Greek Grill
    Restaurants & Dining · $$
    88 /100
  2. 2
    The Wayward Cafe
    Vegetarian & Vegan · Hawthorne Hills
    86 /100
  3. 3
    The Maple
    Restaurants & Dining · $$$
    85 /100
  4. 4
    Latona Pub
    Bars & Nightlife · $$$
    85 /100
  5. 5
    Ivar's Salmon House
    Seafood · $$
    82 /100
FAQ

Common questions about Windermere

What is Windermere known for?
Windermere sits in the south-central area between Green Lake and the University District, a residential neighborhood with mixed housing types. The neighborhood is moderately walkable with some commercial activity on surrounding corridors. The population includes students, young professionals, families, and established residents. Rents are moderate. Schools are serviceable. The neighborhood is quieter than Fremont and Wallingford but offers good access to the U District and downtown via transit. Green Lake and parks provide green space. Windermere appeals to those seeking moderate walkability, affordability, good transit access, and a mix of residential stability with some urban energy. The neighborhood has a stable character with gradual evolution.
What are the best restaurants in Windermere?
The top-ranked restaurants in Windermere are Mykonos Greek Grill, The Wayward Cafe, The Maple. See the full list at /category/restaurants-dining.
What are the best things to do in Windermere?
Top picks in Windermere: Latona Pub. Browse activities at /category/leisure-entertainment.
Is Windermere a good place to live?
Windermere is one of North Seattle's neighborhoods, with 5 ranked businesses tracked here. Windermere sits in the south-central area between Green Lake and the University District, a residential neighborhood with mixed housing types. The neighborhood is moderately walkable with some commercial activity on surrounding corridors. The population includes students, young professionals, families, and established residents. Rents are moderate. Schools are serviceable. The neighborhood is quieter than Fremont and Wallingford but offers good access to the U District and downtown via transit. Green Lake and parks provide green space. Windermere appeals to those seeking moderate walkability, affordability, good transit access, and a mix of residential stability with some urban energy. The neighborhood has a stable character with gradual evolution.