Twirl opens on Queen Anne
A healthy cafe for kids and their servants. I mean parents.
Posted by: Kathryn Robinson on Sep 29, 2010 at 09:00AM
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Seattle entrepreneur and young mom Rebecca Pelletier is getting ready to birth her latest creation: Twirl Cafe. A week from Saturday, October 9, Pelletier opens the Queen Anne Hill cafe and play space she sees as a meeting place for families, a play place for kids—in short, a spot you can really get your kid a happy meal.
In the food department, look for baked goods, breakfast sandwiches, and almighty espresso by morning; local and sustainable salads, soups, and sandwiches for lunch. And all day, that parental perennial: snacks.
But food is just the beginning, for the space will also have a play gym and an indoor play structure (hellooo dead of winter) along with parent-child movement classes, parenting support groups, and yoga for adults. Short-term childcare. Hosted birthday parties. You get the idea.
For parents of little kidlets…can October 9 come fast enough?
Tags: Queen Anne, kids stuff, Rebecca Pelletier, Twirl Cafe
Can’t wait till opening day! Queen anne has needed this for a long time. Becky is one of the nicest people I have ever met and her passion for Twirl is shown in the first moments of meeting her. This will be around for a very long time and I wish them all the best. Ps. I’ve heard the play area is amazing and a MUST SEE!!
Becky is an amazing and capable woman. Twirl is going to start a major movement in child-friendly and community-cognizent cafes. I just wish we had a Twirl opening on East Madison…who knows? Good luck Becky, you will need it, because they will blow your doors off!!