Food & Drink
Baby & Company Reopens in Remodeled Space
By Seattle Mag March 28, 2013
Seattle’s iconic Baby & Company is back home in their spot in the Terminal Sales Building at First Avenue and Virginia Street. After 84 days of construction, the store, opened in 1976 by Baby and Uri Bursten and later purchased by long-time employee Jill Donnelly, features a new full men’s department, luxe dressing rooms, a larger shoe department and a restoration to the space’s former glory, circa 1923, as envisioned by the building’s architect Henry Bittman.
Next time you’re in Belltown, swing by and experience it yourself. You won’t be disappointed by this stellar store.
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