Restaurants, coffee shops, museums, and more. Every business we have covered across Washington.
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Camp Colvos Brewing and Pizza Co combines a taproom of locally brewed beers with wood fired pizza in a lively downtown Tacoma setting.
Radnor's serves smash burgers and beignets out of Edison Square on South Tacoma Way, named for the Tacoma businessman who put the building up in 1919.
An open air museum off Riverside Avenue preserving the real pioneer history behind Winthrop's frontier facades, including Guy Waring's original 1897 cabin.
A beloved Long Beach, Washington institution and free admission museum filled with antiques, oddities, and curious treasures. Home to the famous Jake the Alligator Man and a wonderful collection of vintage arcade games and nautical artifacts.
JJ's Fish House serves fresh Pacific Northwest seafood in the heart of downtown Poulsbo steps from Liberty Bay.
Farmstrong Brewing draws on the agricultural heritage of the Skagit Valley with farm to pint brewing and a taproom that captures the region's rural spirit just outside of downtown Mount Vernon.
A downtown teahouse and herbal apothecary opened in 2021 by a mother and daughter out of the Vancouver Farmers Market, and a nonprofit community space since January 2026.
An Italian institution that has anchored Wenatchee dining for decades, with house made pasta and a comfortable room that works for date night or a family dinner.
Hayday Bake and Brew on Third Avenue serves coffee, bagels, fresh baked breads, quiche, baklava, and pastries alongside wine and beer. Gluten free and vegan options are available. Seating spans two floors.
The Clutch (formerly South Perry Yoga) offers a wide range of yoga styles and meditation classes in a welcoming neighborhood studio near the South Perry District.
The Early Bird on Main Street serves breakfast and brunch with a menu ranging from avocado toast and scramble bowls to waffles topped with Nutella and berries or banana and macadamia nuts. Outdoor patio seating is available when weather permits.
The first stop off the Friday Harbor ferry, in a historic hotel building across from the landing, with a to go window for foot passengers, baked goods made in house and a pesto breakfast bowl.
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