Restaurants, coffee shops, museums, and more. Every business we have covered across Washington.
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The Whale Museum in Friday Harbor tracks the Southern Resident orca pods and posts real time sighting updates that visitors can check before making the drive to Lime Kiln Point.
Campbell's Resort anchors the downtown Chelan waterfront with lakeside rooms, a private beach, and the Pub and Veranda dining room open to resort guests and visitors alike.
Upsidedown Wine operates a tasting room in a restored 1920s grocery building at 205 E 1st Street in Cle Elum, specializing in Rhone varietals made with a low intervention approach. Twenty percent of net proceeds go to nonprofit partners. Dog and family friendly and open daily.
The Cle Elum Bakery has been running continuously since 1906 and the original brick oven has never cooled. French bread is baked fresh daily and often sells out by early afternoon on weekends. Open Wednesday through Sunday starting at 7 AM.
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.
Pure Bliss Desserts is a Bellingham bakery specializing in high quality custom cakes and special occasion sweets, known for creative flavor pairings and collaborations with local breweries.
The only restaurant inside the Yakima River Canyon, serving the Canyon River Ranch complex with views of the river and a menu built for anglers and road trippers passing through on SR 821.
Green.House is one of the most talked about restaurants in Gig Harbor, a casual spot with a seasonal menu built around local produce, seafood, and Washington spirits.
Wooden City anchors downtown Tacoma dining with wood fired pizzas, shareable plates, and a bar that fills the room on weekends, an easy walk from the Museum District corridor.
The W.W. Seymour Botanical Conservatory is one of only three Victorian style glass houses on the West Coast, set in Tacoma's Wright Park with rotating seasonal floral displays and free admission.
Dry east side snow and reliably sunny skies twelve miles southwest of Wenatchee, with four lifts, 2,000 vertical feet, and far shorter lift lines than the west side resorts.
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.
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