
403 NE 45th St · Wallingford

Bungalow streets, North 45th Street shops and Gas Works Park views
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403 NE 45th St · Wallingford



Wallingford is a classic streetcar suburb filled with 1920s houses and bungalows. Its commercial life is concentrated along North 45th Street, home to the neon "WALLINGFORD" sign, Wallingford Center and the original Dick's Drive-In.
A few tattoo studios sit on or near North 45th Street and Stone Way North. Wallingford suits people who want a neighborhood shop with easier parking than Capitol Hill or Ballard. Its business streets aren't part of Seattle's paid parking areas, though many blocks have posted time limits.
Gas Works Park, on the north shore of Lake Union, is one of the city's most photographed parks. On a hot day it's very exposed, so keep a fresh tattoo covered and stay out of the lake. Buses along North 45th Street connect Wallingford with the U District light rail station to the east and with Fremont and Ballard to the west.
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Tattoo artist at Slave To The Needle
Wallingford, Seattle



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Studio Arcanum is a tattoo studio in Seattle’s Fremont neighborhood. The studio says it has been bringing magic to the tattoo industry for over 10 years.
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Hidden Hand Tattoo is located in Fremont, Seattle, at 702 North 35th Street. The studio offers tattoo appointments and custom tattoo design consultations.

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Pierced Hearts Tattoo Parlor is a tattoo and body piercing shop at 5307 Roosevelt Way NE in Seattle. The shop accepts tattoo walk-ins on a first-come, first-served basis, and tattooers schedule their own appointments.

Fremont, Seattle · 1.0 mi
Blood Orange Tattoo is an appointment-only tattoo studio in Seattle’s Fremont neighborhood. The studio says it is located at 3414 1/2 Fremont Ave N.
We list 4 tattoo studios in Wallingford, Seattle, including Slave To The Needle, Bellwether Tattoo, and Ink and Paint Tattoo Gallery.
Generally, yes. Wallingford's business streets aren't part of Seattle's paid street parking areas, but many blocks along North 45th Street have posted time limits. For a long session, park on a residential side street where the signs allow it, or take a bus along 45th from the U District light rail station.
Grab a meal on North 45th Street or walk the quiet residential streets. Gas Works Park has great views of Lake Union and downtown, but it's exposed and sunny in summer, so bring a light layer to cover a fresh tattoo, and don't wade into the lake until it's fully healed.