A new restaurant/lounge is getting ready to open on Ballard Avenue.
A liquor license notice for “spirits/beer/wine restaurant lounge” has been posted for “The Sexton” (5327 Ballard Ave NW), which is the last name of one of the applicants. The new establishment replaces Madame K’s, which closed last fall. Work appears to be underway, although no one was around when we stopped by. (Thanks Caryn for the tip!)
The Sexton to replace Madame K’s
A liquor license notic(e)…sorry to pick on ya.
Looking forward to checking them out.
Pick all you want! Thanks – my eyes read right over that.
and the complaining about another bar/lounge in Ballard begins in 5…4….3…2….1……
Is Richie Sexton back in town?
Bars allow us to have too much fun and bring in too much revenue…ban them all!
I hope they clean up the overgrown vegetation behind the place (to the west). It’s really an eyesore
Soooooooooooo much alcohol on Ballard Ave, yikes. I know the demand is there, but what does that say about us?
We like alocohol
And another bar..The Ballard Best BBQ on Leary is turning into an upscale Brazilian Seafood Bar, imported fish, fancy cocktails in 40 days.
I assume you meant Richie Sexson, but secretly am hoping you meant Charlie Sextron.
The bars in Ballard are the only way I can cope with the people complaining about the bars in Ballard.
Why would you expect them to do anything about that? They’re simply tenants; the building is owned by one Steven Mycon. More importantly, though, the area you’re talking about probably isn’t even part of the same property. Most of the vegetated area on the backside of this building and the buildings adjacent to it is part of the parking lot parcel, which is owned by Olympic Athletic Club. If you want it cleaned up, complain to them.
Ballard locals are opening this new bar, with a great chef/owner that GETS Ballard Avenue! Welcome to THE SEXTON!
Can’t wait to see it! Its going to be beautiful! Chef Ryan is AMAZING!
Thanks for the information. How do we get stuff like this cleaned up in Ballard? Does the Ballrd Camber help?
Thanks to Cameron B from Yelp for the following quoted material…
“It’s not a well known fact, but the-then City of Ballard had more bars per capita than any other city west of the Mississippi in 1907. ”
(I knew this already. It’s kinda awesome that someone else knows it too.)
“I’m glad Ballard is returning to its roots. Now all we need is to bring back the bare knuckle boxing fights and we’re set!”
(I totally agree. But the crowd has changed a bit, hasn’t it… boxing hipsters? Would they pull each others’ hair?)
Cool! Hope they don’t feel compelled to put their political views on abortion like Madame K’s did on the back of their menu, man that was tasteless.