Restaurants, coffee shops, museums, and more. Every business we have covered across Washington.
414 businessesThe largest automotive museum in the United States with more than 350 vehicles on display from the Harold LeMay collection. A must visit Tacoma landmark celebrating American car culture and history.
Griffin Brewing pours its own lineup in downtown Enumclaw with comfort food from its Hangry Bird kitchen, an easy stop on the way to Chinook Pass country.
Waffle Stop is a family friendly breakfast spot in Tacoma's Proctor neighborhood known for creative waffle combinations and hearty morning classics.
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.
Indaba Coffee is one of Spokane's most community focused roasters, with two Kendall Yards locations and a house made butterscotch latte that has become a neighborhood staple. The Nettleton location shares a bright open space with Hello Sugar on the Centennial Trail.
Flicka brings modern Swedish fashion to downtown Poulsbo with a thoughtfully curated selection of women's clothing and accessories.
The nonprofit behind North America's largest groomed Nordic network, more than 200 kilometers of valley trails skied in winter and hiked or biked the rest of the year.
A downtown Bellingham dinner party of a restaurant, serving elevated comfort food and fresh seafood on ever changing menus built for sharing.
Taqueria La Esperanza serves first class street tacos from a big red bus on the edge of downtown Pasco, with crisp corn tortillas, grilled carne asada, and a salsa window on the side of the bus.
The Brick Saloon in Roslyn was established in 1889 and is one of the oldest continuously operating taverns in Washington State. The bar itself was imported from England. A working bar and not a museum piece, it is the kind of stop most visitors to Roslyn are glad they made.
Engine House No. 9 serves straightforward burgers and consistent pints inside a 1907 firehouse in the Proctor District, where E9 Brewing got its start and its beers still anchor the taps.
Temperate Habits brings small batch craft brewing to downtown Mount Vernon with a rotating tap list and a neighborhood taproom vibe just steps from the Skagit River.