Restaurants, coffee shops, museums, and more. Every business we have covered across Washington.
384 businessesStevens Pass ski area sits at the crest of US 2 about 55 minutes west of Leavenworth with lift served terrain for every ability level and one of the most reliable snowpacks in the Cascades.
Island Time Coffee Company is a Whidbey Island roaster founded by graphic designer Chris Baldwin on the principle that great coffee starts at the farm. All beans are sourced directly from family farms in Latin America and Indonesia that operate 100% chemical free and pesticide free, then roasted in small batches for maximum freshness. Signature blends include Deception Dark, Salish Orca Blend (10% of proceeds support Orca Network), Ferry Line Blues, and Island Sunset French. Available at 40+ locations across Washington State and online. Island Time Coffee is the official coffee of Explore Washington State and a Founding Partner of the EWS Member Card.
A beachside horseback riding experience in Ocean Shores, Washington offering guided rides on the Pacific beach for all skill levels. Operating daily, weather permitting, with horses suited for beginners through experienced riders.
Perry Street Brewing has been crafting inventive beers in the South Perry District since 2014, with a dog friendly patio and a charcuterie board that earned best in Spokane honors.
A no frills motel on Main Street East within walking distance of downtown Sumner, the most affordable overnight option in town.
The W.W. Seymour Botanical Conservatory is one of only three Victorian style glass houses on the West Coast, set in Tacoma's Wright Park with rotating seasonal floral displays and free admission.
Mallard Ice Cream is a Bellingham institution on Railroad Avenue known for creative seasonal flavors and handcrafted scoops that keep locals coming back year round.
Andreas Keller serves schnitzel and spatzle in an atmospheric basement dining hall on Front Street, German dining the way the village intends it.
The Cle Elum Telephone Museum at 221 E 1st Street is widely cited as the oldest complete telephone museum west of the Mississippi, covering telephone history from 1876 through 1970. Cle Elum was one of the last cities in the country to operate a manual switchboard. Open Memorial Day Weekend through Labor Day Weekend noon to 4 PM.
Waterfront Olympia institution on Budd Inlet serving steaks, burgers, and seafood with kayak rentals right off the dock.
The Enzian Inn is a Bavarian themed hotel within walking distance of Front Street, with an indoor pool, a putting course, and a complimentary buffet breakfast that has become a tradition of its own.
A classic candy shop in Long Beach, Washington offering decadent homemade fudge, saltwater taffy, and sweet treats in a variety of flavors. A beloved stop for families exploring the Long Beach Peninsula.