Restaurants, coffee shops, museums, and more. Every business we have covered across Washington.
414 businessesOtherlands Beer is a Bellingham neighborhood brewery and cafe on Humboldt Street, beloved for its seasonal dark lager and a cafe menu featuring standout dishes like the beet Reuben and hand cut frites.
Waffle Stop is a family friendly breakfast spot in Tacoma's Proctor neighborhood known for creative waffle combinations and hearty morning classics.
Duck Soup is a charming fine dining restaurant tucked in the woods of San Juan Island in Friday Harbor, Washington, serving thoughtfully prepared Pacific Northwest cuisine in an intimate, cozy atmosphere.
Riva Riverside Dining serves Italian dinners with Columbia River views at the Lodge at Columbia Point in Richland, in the space longtime visitors knew as Drumheller's.
Finistere is Port Townsend's farm to table restaurant, showcasing local Olympic Peninsula ingredients in a seasonal menu.
Gig Harbor's only downtown boutique hotel sits steps from the water with harbor views from several of its 15 rooms, fireplaces, and a complimentary glass of wine on arrival.
The Grain Shed is a bakery and brewery built around locally sourced grain grown and processed in Spokane, producing breads, croissants, and craft beer with more nutrients than conventionally milled alternatives. Doma Coffee cold brew and a back patio make it an easy place to linger.
Hand breaded halal chicken and waffles made to order on South G Street in Tacoma, with flavors that run from buttermilk classic to strawberry shortcake.
Frelard Tamales Bellingham brings the Seattle tamale institution to the Humboldt Street corridor, serving handmade tamales out of El Sueñito Brewing on one of Bellingham's most walkable food and drink blocks.
The Bavarian Lodge sits on US 2 at the edge of the village with an outdoor heated pool, a hot tub, and a fire pit, well placed for both village walks and quick highway access for day trips.
Chef Thad Lyman runs a small, intimate dining room with a seasonal Northwest menu built on local products and classic technique. The wine list pulls exclusively from Washington and Oregon.
Two renovated early 1900s lighthouse keeper homes at Point Robinson with unobstructed water views east toward Mount Rainier, available for overnight and weekend stays.