
4910 Rainier Ave S · Columbia City

Landmark Rainier Avenue main street, a short walk from light rail
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4910 Rainier Ave S · Columbia City
5610 Rainier Ave S · Columbia City
Columbia City's compact core along Rainier Avenue South is a city-protected historic business district, and the neighborhood has a long history of ethnic and income diversity. Restaurants, bars and shops fill the old storefronts around Rainier Avenue South and South Edmunds Street.
The Columbia City Farmers Market runs Wednesdays from 3 to 7 p.m., May through October, at 37th Avenue South and South Edmunds Street. The 2026 season ended October 28. A small number of tattoo studios sit along Rainier Avenue.
Columbia City Station, on Martin Luther King Jr. Way South, is on the 1 Line between Mount Baker and Othello. The 2 Line doesn't serve the Rainier Valley. Route 7 runs along Rainier Avenue and is planned to become the RapidRide R Line around 2032. Street parking in the business district is paid Monday through Saturday until 8 p.m. and free on Sundays.
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Tattoo artist at Lucky Dragon Tattoo Parlor
Columbia City, Seattle

Owner and tattoo artist at Lucky Dragon Tattoo Parlor
Columbia City, Seattle
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SoDo, Seattle · 2.0 mi
Dying Wish Tattoo is a private tattoo studio in Sodo, Seattle. Appointments are booked by submitting a request form, and the studio provides its address and access information once an appointment is confirmed.
We list 3 tattoo studios in Columbia City, Seattle, including Electric Cobra, Lucky Dragon Tattoo Parlor, and Lucky Devil South Tattoo.
About half a mile. Columbia City Station sits on Martin Luther King Jr. Way South, and the restaurants and shops along Rainier Avenue South are roughly a 10-minute walk east. The station is on the 1 Line, with trains north to the Chinatown–International District, downtown and Capitol Hill and south to Sea-Tac Airport.
Yes, in the business district core. Street parking there is paid Monday through Saturday from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., with posted time limits, and free on Sundays and holidays. Side streets farther from Rainier Avenue are generally free, but read the signs before a long session.