Modern Store. Vintage Story.

Vintage Story

Sheridan Market is the old-school mom and pop convenience store you’ve seen in the movies. Ed & Bertha Jahoda purchased the property in the 1928 and lived in the adjacent apartment building with their only daughter is Marilyn who still lives in Seattle. Marilyn generously shared with us these photos, spanning from the construction of the market and apartments through the retro 50s and into the 70s!

Ed in Front of Store
Bertha with Storefront
Family in front of Store
Ed with the Soda Pop 1956
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Ed - Original Owner 1960s
Marilyn with Dog 1940s
Sheridan Market 1979
Building the apartments
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Paula & Ernesto

Paula & Ernesto

Sheridan Market’s new owners are excited to restore this vintage gem to its former glory and then some!

Modern Store

Currently offering Espresso, Pastries, Donuts as well as Ernesto’s famous Chicken and Pork Adobo and Rice. There are also other specialty items including Vegan/Vegetarian meals. Want some toast? We got it. Oatmeal? We got that too.

We have also started a weekly ‘Happy Hour’ of free live music that begins about 5 pm every Friday that lasts till 9 pm or later. On various Saturdays or other days, we will host other performances by local musician groups or dancers. Students are also very important and we host them also to bring their music visions to life. Please see the events page for details!

As another community bonus, we are here to host your next gathering and ous space is also for rent! Please email SheridanMkt@gmail.com with any questions!

After Sheridan Market closed its doors in 2017, Paula and Ernesto put their life savings into purchasing the property with the dream of re-establishing the market as both a place for neighbors to connect and a living piece of community history. However, in order to raise the money to keep the building in compliance, they need your help!