Sip and Ship is here to spread joy and provide community.
For what small businesses lack in size, they make up for in economic impact and human connection. Each one starts with a dream and possesses a certain type of magic- alongside immeasurable hours of hard work, blood, sweat, and tears. They bring a sense of place to your street, your neighborhood, and your city. These places become a part of your routine. They are the sparkle in the sometimes mundane day-to-day, a reliable hand when life takes exciting leaps upward and in return the inevitable nosedives downward.
At the very heart of it is one goal: to provide exceptional service. From there, other things start to take root. Happiness is created. Joy is spread. Memories are made. Community is built.
A lot has changed since the inception of Sip and Sip over 22 years ago, but our commitment to service, family and community hasn’t. While running a small business has its challenges, Sip and Ship relies on our loyal customers to help during the tough times. We kindly ask that you help us spread the word on our amazing services by writing a Google (Ballard | Greenwood) or Yelp (Ballard | Greenwood) review this week. You have the power to help us gain a stronger online search presence and ultimately get more feet through our doors!
As summer flies by and busy plans fill your calendars, don’t forget to support all of your favorite small businesses who may need a little extra love during this season. Even if it’s to drop off a prepaid package, grab a greeting card, or a chocolate chip cookie on your way to Greenlake. We are always excited to welcome you through our doors and connect on your summer adventures.
“I've learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.”
Maya Angelou
P.S. The time has finally come — Ballard SeafoodFest is back! While you’re out enjoying the festival, remember that Sip and Ship is your respite from the heat with refreshing lavender lemonade.
Written in collaboration by Diana Naramore and Megan Pavek
For what small businesses lack in size, they make up for in economic impact and human connection. Each one starts with a dream and possesses a certain type of magic- alongside immeasurable hours of hard work, blood, sweat, and tears. They bring a sense of place to your street, your neighborhood, and your city. These places become a part of your routine. They are the sparkle in the sometimes mundane day-to-day, a reliable hand when life takes exciting leaps upward and in return the inevitable nosedives downward.
At the very heart of it is one goal: to provide exceptional service. From there, other things start to take root. Happiness is created. Joy is spread. Memories are made. Community is built.
A lot has changed since the inception of Sip and Sip over 22 years ago, but our commitment to service, family and community hasn’t. While running a small business has its challenges, Sip and Ship relies on our loyal customers to help during the tough times. We kindly ask that you help us spread the word on our amazing services by writing a Google (Ballard | Greenwood) or Yelp (Ballard | Greenwood) review this week. You have the power to help us gain a stronger online search presence and ultimately get more feet through our doors!
As summer flies by and busy plans fill your calendars, don’t forget to support all of your favorite small businesses who may need a little extra love during this season. Even if it’s to drop off a prepaid package, grab a greeting card, or a chocolate chip cookie on your way to Greenlake. We are always excited to welcome you through our doors and connect on your summer adventures.
“I've learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.”
Maya Angelou
P.S. The time has finally come — Ballard SeafoodFest is back! While you’re out enjoying the festival, remember that Sip and Ship is your respite from the heat with refreshing lavender lemonade.
Written in collaboration by Diana Naramore and Megan Pavek
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