Restaurants, coffee shops, museums, and more. Every business we have covered across Washington.
414 businessesAn open air museum off Riverside Avenue preserving the real pioneer history behind Winthrop's frontier facades, including Guy Waring's original 1897 cabin.
Kave Roasters is a cozy coffee shop and bakery in Chelan, Washington, serving fresh small batch roasted coffee and housemade baked goods just minutes from downtown.
Grandview On the Lake is a lakeside lodging property in Chelan, Washington, conveniently located within walking distance of downtown and the Lake Chelan wine trail.
The Jefferson County Historical Society Museum tells the story of Port Townsend through exhibits on Victorian architecture, maritime history, and the region's indigenous cultures.
Summer House Design offers art, gifts, and home goods from its Water Street storefront in Port Townsend.
Lakedale Resort is a scenic glamping destination on San Juan Island in Friday Harbor, Washington, offering cozy yurts, cabins, and campsites set among lakes and forests in a serene island setting.
The South Cle Elum Depot at 801 Milwaukee Avenue is a restored Milwaukee Road railroad station operated by the Cascade Rail Foundation, housing exhibits on the history of the electrified railroad that once connected the Pacific Northwest. The agent's office features a working telegraph display. Typically open Saturdays noon to 4 PM from May through September.
A casual and whimsical home goods shop in Seabrook, Washington stocked with coastal-inspired decor and gifts. A lovely browse for anyone looking to bring a piece of the Washington coast home.
Succession Wines is a welcoming winery in Manson, Washington, featuring a large outdoor patio with vineyard and Lake Chelan views, live music, and a guest friendly policy that welcomes outside food.
South serves upscale Latin cuisine in a refined dining room on Front Street, a welcome change of pace from the village's Bavarian standards.
The In Between is a neighborhood cocktail bar and gathering spot on Water Street known for craft drinks and a welcoming atmosphere in the heart of downtown Port Townsend.
Olympia's independent bookstore since 1935, mixing sharp new titles, a deep used section, and a steady calendar of author events in the heart of downtown.