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    Whatcom Roundup: New restaurant, nightclub and bakeries coming to Bellingham; local events

    By Alyse Smith,

    15 days ago

    Here’s your weekly roundup of the latest retail, business and restaurant activity in and around Whatcom County:

    New chain bakery and restaurant opening

    A new restaurant and bakery, Sourdough & Co. , has filed a building permit for a new location at 1225 E Sunset Dr. Suite 37 in Bellingham. The soup, salad and sandwich restaurant has locations in seven states including California, Nevada, Oregon, Arizona, Colorado, Washington and Texas. The permit was filed Sept. 5.

    New nightclub proposed

    A new nightclub has been proposed and a permit filed for a new business at 1115 Railroad Ave. in Bellingham. The permit was filed Sept. 6.

    New sweets shop opening

    Owners of new business called Sweet Haven , a “dessert universe,” have filed an application for a beer and wine restaurant at 1005 Harris Ave., the previous location of Sweet Bellingham. Cosmic Ice Cream, an ice cream truck business in Seattle, filed the license application on Sept. 9.

    New wood-fired pizza truck

    Queens of Fire Pizza , a wood-fired pizza food truck, has announced it will soon be operating around Whatcom County.

    No opening date had been announced as of Sept. 12.

    Bellewood Farms opens U-Pick fields

    Bellewood Farms , a farm, pumpkin patch, apple and pear orchard and distillery has opened its U-pick apple orchard for the season, according to an email from the farmstead.

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    John Belisle, co-owner of Bellewood Acres, gives U.S. Sen. Maria Cantwell a tour of his apple orchard and distillery north of Bellingham on Oct. 23, 2013. The Belisles are putting the farm up for sale as they prepare for retirement. Philip A. Dwyer/pdwyer@bhamherald.com

    “During the U-pick harvest that runs through Oct. 31, the public can choose their apples from the trees at the 62-acre Bellewood Farms. U-pick hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesday through Sunday,” the email states.

    The farm also has a corn maze and an apple bin train ride, as well as apple cider doughnuts on Saturdays and Sundays. Bellewood Farm’s pumpkin patch is set to open Oct. 2.

    https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=3Qsmm9_0vV9GFvi00
    Bellewood Farms and Distillery at 6140 Guide Meridian Rd. in Lynden, Wash. on Thursday, May 2, 2024. Alyse Smith/The Bellingham Herald

    Bellewood Farms is located at 6140 Guide Meridian in Lynden.

    Bellingham events, trivia nights and live music

    Bellingham is full of local events, markets, festivals and other events during the month of September. Here’s your guide to this month’s events, trivia, live music and more. For an extensive list of local events, visit our new Events page at www.bellinghamherald.com/events/# .

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    Steve Lieb
    14d ago
    a hardware store in down town bham would be a completely awful idea, that's why the one I used to go to folded and vanished
    Gary Deschner
    14d ago
    3 new ones every month 3 out of business every month. Seems like everyone thinks they can run a restaurant, number 1 failed business in America.
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