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Lime Kiln Cafe
Lime Kiln Cafe is a waterfront breakfast and coffee spot at Roche Harbor Marina in Friday Harbor, Washington, offering outdoor seating with views of boats coming and going on the water.
Avenue Bread
Bellingham's neighborhood bakery cafes since 1995, four locations strong, with breads baked daily and the famous Eggenue breakfast sandwich.
Cockrell Cider
Cockrell Cider farms the Puyallup Valley floor with estate grown apples and pears and pours the results in a seasonal tasting room surrounded by the orchards that produced them.
South Leavenworth
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 Food Co-op
The Food Co-op is a member-owned natural foods grocery in Port Townsend with a full selection of local, organic, and bulk foods.
Perry Street Brewing
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.
The Red Pickle
The Red Pickle on Pine Street grew from a popular food truck into a brick and mortar restaurant serving burgers and sandwiches with Guatemalan flair. The Gauchito Burger, marinated in chimichurri with sriracha mayo, is the signature. Custom cocktails are a point of pride for the owner.
Brewers Row
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.
Freighthouse Square
A historic converted train freight house now home to a bustling public market with local vendors, restaurants, and specialty shops near the Port of Tacoma.
IOOF Museum
Buckley is the statewide headquarters of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, and the IOOF Museum on Cedar Street preserves the regalia, ceremonial costumes, and fraternal history of the order from lodges across Washington. The collection traces how the Odd Fellows and their sister organization, the Rebekahs, shaped community life in towns throughout the state. It is a small museum, open Tuesday through Thursday from 10am to 2pm, with private and group tours available by appointment through the Grand Lodge office. For anyone exploring historic downtown Buckley, it is a quiet, offbeat stop for history buffs and the curious.
Claim Clothing
Claim Clothing on Pearl Street brings fashion forward and affordable clothing, jewelry, accessories, and handbags to downtown Ellensburg, with most items priced under $50. The boutique was opened in 2014 by a CWU alumna and has been a consistent Pearl Street presence since.
TwispWorks
TwispWorks is a vibrant arts and community campus in Twisp, Washington, housed in a historic National Forest Ranger Station and serving as a creative and entrepreneurial hub for the Methow Valley.