Restaurants, coffee shops, museums, and more. Every business we have covered across Washington.
377 businessesWenatchee's best dinner reservation, with a New American menu built on Pacific Northwest sourcing and a wine list that takes the Columbia Valley seriously.
Bob's Java Jive is a Tacoma landmark bar housed in a giant teapot shaped building, a beloved local institution serving drinks since 1927.
The Yards Bruncheon serves brunch seven days a week from its mid century modern cafe in the heart of Kendall Yards, with standout dishes like the Dutch Baby egg pancake with lemon zest and the Brunch Burger on French Toast.
A Proctor District staple serving tasty tacos, pork belly, and fresh baked churros for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The rotating tap wall features Washington beers and ciders in a lively neighborhood setting.
Campbell's Resort anchors the downtown Chelan waterfront with lakeside rooms, a private beach, and the Pub and Veranda dining room open to resort guests and visitors alike.
Compass Rose is a beloved Proctor neighborhood gift shop in Tacoma with a wide ranging selection of goods and gifts for all ages.
The Harbor History Museum preserves Gig Harbor's Croatian and Scandinavian fishing heritage with historic vessels, photographs, and the restored Skansie net shed. Admission is free and the collection includes a 1906 gas boat.
Salty Fox Coffee is a walk-up window coffee shop right across from the ferry dock in Friday Harbor, Washington, making it the perfect first stop when arriving on San Juan Island.
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.
A neighborhood craft beer bar, bottle shop, and restaurant on N. 26th Street in the Proctor District. Dozens of Washington and Pacific Northwest taps, handmade sandwiches, and a cozy fireplace room make it the perfect end to any Proctor day trip.
An award winning coffee roaster pouring exceptional craft coffee at the corner of N. 26th and Proctor Street. The bright and welcoming space features a side roasting room, beans and swag for sale, and a relaxed lounge perfect for working or people watching.
A relaxed wine bar in Seabrook, Washington pouring an excellent selection of Pacific Northwest and regional wines by the glass. The perfect spot to unwind after a day exploring the Washington coast.