Marking 25 years of success, Suncadia unveils its newest $18 million-dollar retail village, Suncadia Social, with beloved Roslyn Grocery at its heart [Suncadia, June 23, 2025] - As part of a more than $40 million-dollar investment and renovation, Suncadia is unveiling a vibrant retail village and community hub set to debut in Summer 2026. The $18 million project spans 11 acres of thoughtfully designed mixed-use space, steps from The Lodge at Suncadia, with lush greenbelt walkways weaving together 42 new residences with a vibrant retail village. Thoughtfully linking communal spaces and cozy gathering spots, Suncadia Social is designed to cultivate the meaningful connections that define the essence of the Suncadia experience. At the center of Suncadia Social will be the 16,500-square-foot retail village, offering a dynamic mix of local shops and restaurants inspired by the natural charm of the Cascade Mountains. Designed to complement nearby Cle Elum and Roslyn, the village will partner with regional businesses while fulfilling the growing demand for more on-site dining and retail. A centerpiece of the village is the beloved Roslyn Grocery, anchoring the space with approximately 5,000 square feet of thoughtfully designed retail. Longtime owner Amanda Heins aims to bring back the charm of grocery shopping as a community ritual—offering fresh local produce, artisan baked goods, regional wines and beers, and a mini teaching kitchen for events, demos, and classes. Chef Brian Clevenger is bringing two concepts from General Harvest Restaurants to Suncadia Social, delivering award-winning culinary experiences to the resort. Families can enjoy casual Italian fare at G.H. Pasta & Pizza, while a full-service restaurant will offer elevated seasonal dishes, craft cocktails, and sustainably sourced ingredients in a refined yet relaxed setting. Suncadia Social’s retail lineup also includes Cutter’s Point Coffee, a beloved Pacific Northwest institution, from owner Justin Hemenes, sustainably sourced brews and sweet treats—the perfect spot to gather and connect any time of day. Out West Trading Co. brings cozy sweatshirts, stylish golf polos, athleisure wear, and thoughtful gifts to the community, alongside vintage home décor from its sister company, Old Wood Signs, both courtesy of owner Jamie Munson. For those seeking a touch of luxury, Hive HomeGoods offers a curated selection of furnishings that owner Katie Rockwell designed to reflect the sustainability and adventurous spirit of the region. Lastly, Alluvium Cellars, founded by longtime wine enthusiasts Tyson and Brittany Trautmann, where wine lovers can enjoy local tastings and expert-led discussions in a warm, communal setting.
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