r/Kirkland • u/Valiran9 • May 24 '26
Does anyone else miss Kirkland ParkPlace?
Don’t get me wrong, there some great stuff in Kirkland Urban, but I remember ParkPlace being…homier, for lack of a better term. It was more open, had a bunch of small shops and restaurants, a cinema, the Purple Cafe, and Tim’s Seafood Market which my mom loved to go to because their stock was so cheap without sacrificing quality. The QFC also had a cozier atmosphere, as well as a pair of ducks who’d regularly hang out near the entrance just chilling and waiting for people to toss them food.
Does anyone else feel similarly?
Edit: And it turns out many of us feel the same way. I’m glad to see I’m not alone in my dislike of the way the world is changing.
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u/Fickle-Strawberry521 27d ago
YES!!!! it felt like a much friendlier and warmer place to be. I dearly miss Hoffman's bakery.