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Laurelhurst

Laurelhurst sits south of Wallingford and east of Fremont, a residential neighborhood with single-family homes and mature trees. The neighborhood is moderately walkable with some commercial activity on surrounding streets. The population includes families and established residents alongside some younger professionals. Rents are moderate to slightly high. Schools are good. The neighborhood is quieter than Fremont and Wallingford but maintains good walkability and access to urban amenities. Parks provide green space. Laurelhurst appeals to those seeking neighborhood stability, good schools, moderate walkability, and access to Fremont's restaurants and retail without living in Fremont proper.

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Top picks
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18 picks in Laurelhurst

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 18 businesses we track in Laurelhurst, ranked.

  1. 1
    JOEY U-Village
    Restaurants & Dining · $$$$
    91 /100
  2. 2
    Restaurant Christine
    Restaurants & Dining · $$$
    89 /100
  3. 3
    Wataru
    Japanese & Sushi
    89 /100
  4. 4
    Maharaja Cuisine of India
    Restaurants & Dining · $$
    88 /100
  5. 5
    Varlamos Pizzeria
    Pizza · $$
    85 /100
  6. 6
    Sand Point Grill
    American Food · $$
    85 /100
  7. 7
    Dough Zone Dumpling House University District
    Chinese · $$
    78 /100
  8. 8
    Seattle Pediatric Dentists - Laurelhurst
    Dentists
    33 /100
  9. 9
    Sand Point Chiropractic
    Chiropractors
    20 /100
  10. 10
    Virginia Mason Franciscan Health Medical Pavilion - Pediatrics - University Village
    Primary Care
    19 /100
  11. 11
    Monica's TLC Grooming
    Pet Care & Grooming
    9 /100
  12. 12
    Dr. David S. Russell, DDS
    Dentists
    5 /100
  13. 13
    Hansen, Russell, & Reitz DDS
    Dentists
    5 /100
  14. 14
    Adolescent Medicine
    Primary Care
    4 /100
  15. 15
    Dr. Eric W. Ranta, DDS
    Dentists
    2 /100
  16. 16
    Elizabeth Hansen
    Dentists
    1 /100
  17. 17
    Dr. Charlotte W. Lewis, MD
    Primary Care
  18. 18
    Dr. Clarisse E. Noel, MD
    Primary Care
FAQ

Common questions about Laurelhurst

What is Laurelhurst known for?
Laurelhurst sits south of Wallingford and east of Fremont, a residential neighborhood with single-family homes and mature trees. The neighborhood is moderately walkable with some commercial activity on surrounding streets. The population includes families and established residents alongside some younger professionals. Rents are moderate to slightly high. Schools are good. The neighborhood is quieter than Fremont and Wallingford but maintains good walkability and access to urban amenities. Parks provide green space. Laurelhurst appeals to those seeking neighborhood stability, good schools, moderate walkability, and access to Fremont's restaurants and retail without living in Fremont proper.
What are the best restaurants in Laurelhurst?
The top-ranked restaurants in Laurelhurst are JOEY U-Village, Restaurant Christine, Wataru. See the full list at /category/restaurants-dining.
What are the best things to do in Laurelhurst?
Explore Laurelhurst attractions and activities at /category/leisure-entertainment.
Is Laurelhurst a good place to live?
Laurelhurst is one of North Seattle's neighborhoods, with 18 ranked businesses tracked here. Laurelhurst sits south of Wallingford and east of Fremont, a residential neighborhood with single-family homes and mature trees. The neighborhood is moderately walkable with some commercial activity on surrounding streets. The population includes families and established residents alongside some younger professionals. Rents are moderate to slightly high. Schools are good. The neighborhood is quieter than Fremont and Wallingford but maintains good walkability and access to urban amenities. Parks provide green space. Laurelhurst appeals to those seeking neighborhood stability, good schools, moderate walkability, and access to Fremont's restaurants and retail without living in Fremont proper.