7 businesses featured across Issaquah on Explore Washington State.
7 businesses
A Gilman Village coffee house in the old Grimaldi farmhouse, open from 6 AM on weekdays, with a children's play area, free WiFi and a room built for staying rather than queuing.
A downtown Issaquah coffee and sandwich shop on Front Street, open seven days, with house made syrups, a serious matcha list and pastries from Macrina Bakery.
Northern Indian cooking in the Mogul style on Front Street, from a Puget Sound family group trading since the early 1990s, open until midnight every day.
A children's consignment store on Gilman Boulevard carrying newborn to size 16 clothing, toys, books and baby gear, with no appointment needed to bring items in.
Ten acres of nursery and an acre of working greenhouses in the valley between Squak and Cougar Mountains, with a waterfall, a creek and over a thousand trees in the ground.
Issaquah's general bookstore on Gilman Boulevard, new releases at the front and a deep used paperback floor behind, with a trade in counter paying credit for books brought back.
A gray trailer on NW Gilman Boulevard serving tacos de guisado, the stewed Mexico City style fillings, on five inch tortillas, open Tuesday through Saturday for lunch only.
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