Restaurants, coffee shops, museums, and more. Every business we have covered across Washington.
414 businessesSirens Pub is a Port Townsend institution on Water Street, known for craft beers on tap and a lively waterfront atmosphere.
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.
The Methow Valley Farmers Market gathers in the heart of downtown Twisp, Washington each week, connecting locals and visitors with fresh produce, artisan goods, and handmade crafts from valley growers and makers.
A reconstructed 1830s Hudson's Bay Company trading post in Point Defiance Park where costumed staff demonstrate blacksmithing and frontier life, with two original 1843 structures among the oldest buildings in Washington.
The Foothills Historical Museum keeps Buckley's logging era alive with springboard axes, mill town photographs, and a research library, all free to visit on North River Avenue.
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.
A beloved pub and restaurant in Copalis Beach, Washington known for some of the best burgers on the coast and a warming fireplace room. The monthly burger special and house clam chowder are local favorites.
The anchor resort of the Methow Valley, perched on 3,000 acres above Patterson Lake with two restaurants, a full spa, and direct access to the largest Nordic trail network in North America.
A uniquely delicious fusion restaurant in Westport, Washington blending Southern BBQ flavors with Hawaiian island spirit. Known for Hawaiian BBQ Chicken, Kalua Pork Poke Bowl, and Crispy Fish Rice Bowl.
A three-screen movie theater in Ocean Shores, Washington showing new Hollywood releases and classic favorites at prices well below the typical multiplex. Recently upgraded with new flooring and luxurious seating.
The Palace Hotel is a lovingly restored Victorian hotel in the heart of Port Townsend historic downtown with ornate original details and rooms overlooking Water Street.
Open since 1892, the Palace Cafe serves big omelets, chicken fried steak, and honest portions from 7am daily, feeding students and ranchers longer than the university has been standing.