LEARN MORE ABOUT REDMOND
Redmond is a growing city known as the homebase of Microsoft - but we know there's so much more! With easy access to the Eastside and Cascades, Redmond is perfectly placed for both easy commutes and outdoor pursuits. The vast trail system makes Redmond an idyllic spot for outdoorsman and adventure seekers alike. Redmond is known as the “Bicycle Capital of the Northwest” and boasts the state’s only velodrome, an arena for track cycling. The 640-acre Marymoor Park is a must in the summer months, hosting outdoor movie nights, concerts, and festivals. This city is also known as a center for technology and is home to a number of nationally known high-tech and biomedical companies including Microsoft, Nintendo, AT&T, and Physio-Control. Redmond's diverse, active, and growing community creates a lively environment for young professionals and families alike.
What to Expect: All the amenities of an Eastside city with hip eateries and authentic east asian cuisine - alongside mom and pop stores with deep Redmond roots.
What You'll Love: The long list of neighborhood events all year long - including a chalk festival in August that transforms Redmond streets into jaw-dropping and mind bending art.
Unexpected Appeal: World-class entertainment right in your backyard with amazing acts coming to Marymoor park every year.
THE SCHOOLS
Redmond enjoys wonderful, highly-rated schools as part of the Lake Washington School District. Explore the options near you at the widget below:
DINING
Here's a few of the great options - both long time favorites and exciting new eateries - that call Redmond home. It's an ever-growing suburb with international tastes, so watch out for new spots opening!
Pomegranate Bistro is located across from Whole Foods on Redmond-Fall City Road. The restaurant specializes in sourcing local ingredients across its menu, with a roster of local farms and vendors proudly displayed on its website.
Farine Bakery: A European style bakery that’s serious about its baked goods. There is simply no better place in Redmond on a beautiful Saturday morning than Farine Bakery.
The British Pantry is a wonderful find, an English pub with quintessential eats like fish and chips, bangers and mash, etc - plus a shop next door that is a mecca for Commonwealth expats looking for tasty treats imported from the UK, South Africa, and more.
Hoffman's Bakery is an Eastside gem - they opened in 1984 and moved to Redmond in 2016. It's a European-style bakery for specialty cakes and baked goods, plus light meals like soups & sandwiches. Try their delicious thumbprint cookies and Princess Torte!
To learn more about the Eastside restaurants and wineries, see this selection of resources:
Thrillist | Best Restaurants in Seattle’s Eastside
The 12 Best Restaurants in Redmond Washington| Seattle Travel
Where to Eat Dinner After Work on the Eastside | The Infatuation
Redmond Chalk Art Festival