What Was Eden Hill Provisions?
February 2, 2026
Eden Hill Restaurant was the flagship, but it wasn't the only room Eden Hill Hospitality ran on Queen Anne Hill. A short walk away on Queen Anne Avenue N was Eden Hill Provisions, a sister bar under the same ownership group. Like the restaurant, it has since closed.
Part of a Small Neighborhood Group
Eden Hill Restaurant was owned and operated by Eden Hill Hospitality, the group behind several projects in the neighborhood beyond the restaurant itself — including Big Max Burger Co. and Ho*Spice, alongside Eden Hill Provisions. Together, these ventures built a small but recognizable footprint on Queen Anne Hill over the course of a decade, all connected back to the same restaurant that opened at 2209 Queen Anne Ave N in 2015.
A Sister Bar, Not a Second Dining Room
Where Eden Hill Restaurant centered on a twenty-four-seat dining room and a nightly-changing tasting and a la carte menu, Eden Hill Provisions operated as its own bar — a separate space with its own identity, run by the same team that built the restaurant's reputation for house-made syrups and small-production wine. It gave the Eden Hill name a second address on the same street, without duplicating what the restaurant itself was doing.
Closing Alongside the Restaurant
Eden Hill Provisions closed around the same period as Eden Hill Restaurant. Neither venue is operating today, and this site — like the rest of the Eden Hill Restaurant archive — exists to keep a record of what the group built on Queen Anne Hill rather than to represent either as an active business.
For more on the restaurant side of the group's history, read the full story of Eden Hill Restaurant, or see common questions answered on the FAQ page.