Mainstay Provisions at The Palms
All-Day Café at The Palms
Hungry? Thirsty? Seeking appropriate libations for a Victory Toast?
Simply wander into the on-site café, Mainstay Provisions at The Palms.
Overlooking the third floor courts, Mainstay Provisions at The Palms offers grab-and-go and made-to-order specialties featuring housemade soups, salads, sandwiches, pastries and desserts, as well as Ladro Roasting espresso beverages, smoothies and a wide assortment of local and international beers and wines. YUM!
Mainstay Provisions Hours:
7 am – 8 pm Sunday – Thursday
7 am – 10 pm Friday and Saturday
Grab-n-go items are available all hours that The Palms is open.
Mainstay Provisions at The Palms is open to the public. Everyone is welcome, whether playing pickleball or not.
A menu sampling to tempt your taste buds
While a series of perennial favorites are always available, Mainstay’s menu changes all the time. Visit the café’s website at MainstayProvisions.com to see what’s fresh and ready today.
Trying to fit in a game during your lunch hour? Thinking you’d like to order a sandwich to go? Easy. Click the button below (The Palms café will not be available online until the center opens, but in the meantime you can order from Mainstay’s other cafés – we recommend it!)
Catering Deliciousness
Thinking about having an event? Mainstay Provisions has a robust and customizable catering menu offering breakfast, lunch, dinner, happy hour and all-day snacks. Paired with pickleball, whether coached or simply private open play, your party will be a standout! Visit our events page for more information.
A bit about Mainstay
Mainstay is owned and operated by Ballard locals, Thom Koschwanez and Ashley Thompson in partnership with Thom’s parents, John and Katherine Koschwanez. Thom is a chef-alumnus of Ethan Stowell Restaurants with over 25 years in the restaurant industry. With two additional locations in Ballard and Denny Triangle, the Mainstay team utilizes fresh, unique ingredients curated to highlight techniques one usually reserves for fine dining, but with prices one hopes to find at their corner store.