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Tizley's EuroPub is a second floor bar and restaurant in the heart of downtown Poulsbo serving hearty European comfort food including wienerschnitzel, goulash, Swedish meatballs, and their famous Kase Spatzle.
Bob's Java Jive is a Tacoma landmark bar housed in a giant teapot shaped building, a beloved local institution serving drinks since 1927.
Nature's Window houses the Kollmeyer Collection, more than 140 taxidermy species displayed in lifelike dioramas, plus a wildlife art gallery, in a 9,000 square foot museum south of Chelan.
The Leavenworth Reindeer Farm offers guided visits where you can feed and walk among a resident herd of reindeer, a short drive from the village center. Reservations are recommended.
Frank Gehry's crumpled metal building at Seattle Center, holding music, science fiction and horror collections across several floors.
Odd Otter Brewing Company is a kid friendly Tacoma taproom on Pacific Avenue with a rustic intimate feel, rotating tap selections including local ciders, and otter inspired artwork throughout.
Siren Song Wines Vineyard Estate and Winery is a stunning lakeside estate in Chelan, Washington, where guests enjoy award winning wines, wood fired pizza, and panoramic views that evoke the feeling of a Tuscan villa.
Valholl Brewing pours craft ales including the Golden Warrior in a Viking-themed taproom that welcomes dogs just off Front Street in downtown Poulsbo.
Devoted Kiss Cafe sits at the foot of the harbor with a deck overlooking the bay and a breakfast menu of Belgian waffles, scratch biscuits and gravy, and egg dishes that draw a Sunday morning line.
Manresa Castle stands on a hill above Port Townsend with sweeping views of the bay and a storied history as one of the grandest Victorian buildings on the Olympic Peninsula.
Hanazono Asian Noodle serves handmade ramen and Asian noodle dishes in a cozy space in downtown Port Townsend, drawing a loyal following for its scratch kitchen.
A Proctor District institution since 1923, this intimate historic cinema features a glistening chandelier, original mahogany swinging doors, and a weekly film rotation. Home to the long running Rocky Horror Show on the second and fourth Saturday of every month.
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