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Livbud is here to inspire balance in our daily lives with a menu and relaxed environment that encourages healthy living and positive energy. Our plant forward/pescatarian menu is thoughtfully designed to support and respect our overall health and natural environment. We off a diverse offering of drinks – including espresso, smoothies, juices, elixirs, cocktails, taps, and natural wines – focused on the moods and desires of our guests throughout different parts of the day.

Pablo y Pablo: small restaurant with big energy, located on Lake Washington in the neighborhood of Leschi. Whether it’s from land, sea, or garden—our kitchen team is all about putting intensity and vivacity on the plate. (While our bartenders shake some gusto in your glass.)

Pablo y Pablo: small restaurant with big energy, located steps from the Burke Gilman Trail, and minutes from Gas Works Park. (Where you can enjoy the real view of the city.) Whether it’s from land, sea, or garden—our kitchen team is all about putting intensity and vivacity on the plate. (While our bartenders shake some gusto in your glass.)

Just a few doors down from our first restaurant is our newest: Pablo y Pablo Woodinville. If you spent the day visiting wineries, your mouth will appreciate the flavor drama of our menu. (Both solids and liquids.) Regardless, it’s a welcome departure from the norm: a restaurant with the energy of a busy intersection and the flavors to match. (With plenty of people-watching patio seating.)

When we opened our first Purple Café & Wine Bar in 2001, there were less than a dozen wineries in Woodinville. We’ve not only seen a generation grow up in the neighborhood around us, but a world class wine destination as well. (With over 130 wineries and tasting rooms—and still growing.) And while the neighborhood has changed, we’ve stuck to what we know: wine bar comfort food served in a relaxed and comfortable atmosphere next to wines from plucked from our backyard and beyond.

A thirty-foot tower of wine in the middle of a glass paneled restaurant is admittedly dramatic, but considering we’re a block away from both the 5^th Avenue Theatre and Benaroya Hall: there’s a lot of drama in the neighborhood. Our stage features a cast of wine bar favorites made from seasonal Northwest ingredients, served beside wines from around Washington and around the world.

Gather in good company on Stone Way. We’re making the world of wine fun and accessible in a warm and inviting atmosphere. Locally sourced ingredients and seasonal menus will feature Purple Cafe favorites along with exciting new items – yes, we have a pizza oven! There’s truly no other Seattle neighborhood like Wallingford/ Fremont and we’re excited to engage with such vibrant energy day-in and day-out.