Restaurants, coffee shops, museums, and more. Every business we have covered across Washington.
425 businessesFlicka brings modern Swedish fashion to downtown Poulsbo with a thoughtfully curated selection of women's clothing and accessories.
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.
L&M Firehouse is a local bar and grill in downtown Orting, serving hearty American fare and a rotating lineup of regional beers.
A casual neighborhood pub and restaurant in Long Beach, Washington serving burgers, pizza, and fish and chips. A laid back spot to unwind after a day exploring the Long Beach Peninsula.
Paws For A Beer is a Bellingham dog friendly taphouse with a large fenced yard where leashed dogs can socialize while their humans enjoy craft beer and regular trivia nights.
A specialty pet shop in Seabrook, Washington with great finds for dogs and their humans. A fun and welcoming stop for pet lovers exploring the Seabrook coastal village.
The state's flagship history museum covers Washington from Coast Salish cultures through the modern era, with a Great Hall train diorama that holds the attention of every visitor regardless of age.
A fun rental shop in Ocean Shores, Washington offering motorized fat tire bikes perfect for cruising the Pacific beach or exploring nearby trails. No experience needed and ideal for the whole family.
The only Victorian bed and breakfast in Puyallup, with period decor that pairs naturally with a Meeker Mansion visit and a smaller, more personal feel than the chain hotels near the Fairgrounds.
Sluys Poulsbo Bakery is a downtown institution known for strudel, Finnish ribbon cookies, toasted coconut donuts, and sweet sticky rolls with a welcoming small batch feel.
Burger Seoul brings Korean inspired flavors to the classic American burger with a creative menu of smash burgers and sides in Tacoma.
The Lady of the Lake ferry links Chelan to the roadless community of Stehekin, running daily in summer with stops at Fields Point Landing along the 55 mile route up the lake.