Victory Heights
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A Lake City pocket named for the old Victory Highway, now rich in Ethiopian food and gardens.
Score Breakdown
Dining
93
Walkability
48
Daily Essentials
50
Recreation
43
Family
0
Services
67
About this Neighborhood
Victory Heights takes its name from the old Victory Highway — now Lake City Way NE — that once formed its eastern edge before Seattle annexed the area in 1954. Today it leans green and global: nine parks, five coffee shops at a strong 4.7 average, and named favorites in Jebena Cafe, Kizuki Ramen & Izakaya and Enat Ethiopian Restaurant. The Foursquare regulars pair coffee shops and Ethiopian kitchens with gardens, playgrounds and a bakery. Twelve restaurants and four groceries keep this quiet Lake City corner well supplied.
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