Historic Stone Architecture
Distinctive cobblestone and stonework building that has anchored the northern end of the corridor for nearly a century.
The Stonehouse Cafe is one of the most recognizable architectural landmarks along the Rainier Avenue S corridor. Built with historic stonework in the 1920s, it sits right across from Lake Washington at 9701 Rainier Ave S.
Known for weekend brunch, comforting cafe classics, and a welcoming patio overlooking the water, it serves as an iconic destination for travelers and neighbors slowing down along the lake.
Mention Bryn Mawr Commons when visiting for weekend brunch to enjoy patio seating overlooking Lake Washington.
A unique architectural destination on the water.
Distinctive cobblestone and stonework building that has anchored the northern end of the corridor for nearly a century.
Relaxing outdoor seating overlooking Lake Washington and the surrounding shoreline trees.
Hearty weekend brunch plates, specialty espresso drinks, and morning favorites.
On-site parking available just off Rainier Ave S at the north end of the strip.
Easily accessible via Metro Route 107 connecting South Seattle and Renton.
9701 Rainier Ave S, Seattle, WA 98118