Restaurants, coffee shops, museums, and more. Every business we have covered across Washington.
414 businessesArgonaut Coffee and Biscuits pairs espresso with buttermilk biscuits baked fresh each morning, with patio seating for a slow start to the day.
A lakeside inn in Mazama at the northern end of the Methow Valley, with rooms and cabins on Freestone Lake, fireplaces, private decks, and trailhead access toward the North Cascades.
The Roslyn Cafe is the Northern Exposure building, with the famous camel mural on its side wall and a menu of homemade pies and hearty breakfasts.
Stevens Pass ski area sits at the crest of US 2 about 55 minutes west of Leavenworth with lift served terrain for every ability level and one of the most reliable snowpacks in the Cascades.
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.
The Kittitas County Historical Museum on Third Avenue covers the history of the county through exhibits including antique automobiles, artifacts from early Ellensburg businesses, and military history collections. Open Monday through Saturday.
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.
Narrative Coffee is a specialty coffee shop and roaster in downtown Everett on Wetmore Avenue.
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.
Wally's Drive-In has been the SR 410 institution in Buckley for more than 20 years, serving hand cut fries, locally sourced burgers, and hand dipped shakes from a scratch kitchen.
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.