Restaurants, coffee shops, museums, and more. Every business we have covered across Washington.
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The go to breakfast spot in Wenatchee, with scratch cooking and weekend mornings that fill up early. Arrive before 9 AM or expect a wait.
A cafe, bar and beer garden near exit 32 and Rattlesnake Lake, home base for Compass Outdoor Adventures, serving brunch through dinner with a heated garden, a kids play space and dogs welcome.
Burrata Bistro offers Mediterranean inspired paella and fresh bistro fare along the waterfront in downtown Poulsbo.
Meridian Cafe is a downtown Puyallup breakfast institution serving scratch made classics and famous cinnamon rolls in a restored historic space.
The Clymer Museum of Art on Pearl Street celebrates the western heritage of the Kittitas Valley through the work of painter John Ford Clymer and rotating exhibits. The museum operates in partnership with the Ellensburg Rodeo Hall of Fame and the Western Art Association under one roof.
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.
Ice Cream Social is Tacoma's own handmade ice cream shop scooping creative seasonal flavors with pints available to take home.
Flicka brings modern Swedish fashion to downtown Poulsbo with a thoughtfully curated selection of women's clothing and accessories.
Unique themed vacation villas in Ocean Shores, Washington with four fully immersive experiences: pirate, Hawaiian, medieval, and Egyptian. Each A-frame villa is steps from the Pacific beach.
Ember Goods is a family owned coffee shop and Pacific Northwest goods store in downtown Olympia, pouring coffee roasted in a cabin in the woods outside town.
A boutique hotel one block from the main street, Hotel Roslyn offers king rooms, two story townhome suites sleeping up to six, and pet friendly options.
The Shop launched South Perry's revival in 1999 and still anchors the neighborhood, pouring Anvil Coffee and serving oversized cinnamon rolls from a patio lined with flower baskets. Live music plays every Saturday night and summer brings outdoor movie screenings under the stars.
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