Anchored by major retailers, the Lake Sammamish Center is the place to pick up necessities for your home and holiday meals. To fuel your adventures, don’t miss on local favorites like Paseo or Ivars.

An abundance of professional and personal service providers make the Issaquah Work Lofts the place to find gifts of relaxation for body and mind. Home to dozens of creatives and artists, the Work Lofts are also a center of learning and creativity.

Get crafty and creative in Town & Country Square! Located conveniently off of Gilman Boulevard, Town & Country Square’s offerings will help you prepare for any holiday gathering. From crafts and décor at anchor Hobby Lobby to quality groceries and quick eats, this center offers a variety of well-known and local shops and services.

Anchored by Quality Food Center (QFC), the Meadows Shopping Center boasts neighborhood favorites and tasty eateries. Stop in for your holiday meal essentials and browse this center for florals, fine jewelry, gifts for Fido, sweets, and clothing and toys for kids.

Not a complete list of options, but the best dining places in Issaquah to take a team/large group.

Issaquah Commons is a 372,000 square foot, open-air community center that includes Trader Joe's, Target, and REI, to name a few, plus many great dining choices. The property offers exceptional access, visibility, and identity on Gilman Boulevard, Issaquah's signature street.

Pickering Place’s history dates back to the 1800’s and was the site of Issaquah’s largest dairy farm for many years. The Pickering Barn is a premier event location and from May through September, you can enjoy Issaquah’s Farmers Market here on Saturdays.

Grand Ridge Plaza is a modern outdoor shopping hub with diverse retail stores, supermarket, services & restaurants. You can even decide to take some time and relax here by watching a movie… or two, at Regal Cinemas. With a collection of more than 50 businesses, Grand Ridge Plaza offers something for everyone.

Gilman Village is a unique retail center whose history dates back to 1972, with a mission to preserve the ambiance of Issaquah’s old farming and mining structures. Today, Gilman Village’s collection of unique independent stores and restaurants are still housed in those old mining & farming buildings, interconnected with quaint walkways and paths. Enjoy Issaquah’s historic past while shopping and dining here.

Find historic charm and an eclectic mix of shops, restaurants, bars, brewpubs, and boutiques in beautiful and walkable Historic Downtown Issaquah. Olde Town Issaquah is the vibrant heart of historic downtown Issaquah.