Restaurants, coffee shops, museums, and more. Every business we have covered across Washington.
378 businessesThe 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.
A Proctor District staple serving tasty tacos, pork belly, and fresh baked churros for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The rotating tap wall features Washington beers and ciders in a lively neighborhood setting.
A North Central Washington rafting outfitter running guided trips on the Wenatchee, Methow, and Tieton rivers, with options ranging from beginner floats to whitewater for all experience levels.
The Tav on Fourth Avenue is a downtown Ellensburg bar and burger spot, a longtime local gathering place in the heart of the city.
A Long Beach, Washington seafood institution known for outstanding clam chowder and classic coastal fare. A must stop on the Long Beach Peninsula for anyone craving fresh Pacific seafood.
A full service marina tucked inside calm Quartermaster Harbor offering fuel and daily moorage with dockside access to the historic village of Burton.
Jerrol's on University Way is a longtime Ellensburg community business specializing in books and craft supplies, and shares its building with Winegar's Coffee and Creamery. A practical stop for browsing local titles or picking up project supplies near Central Washington University.
A scenic public golf course in Ocean Shores, Washington with affordable rates and a peaceful coastal setting. Midweek rounds often mean sharing the fairways with overwintering flocks of geese rather than other golfers.
Velocity Coffee sits inside the Northwest Maritime Center on the Port Townsend waterfront.
Farrelli's Pizza serves artisan wood fired pizza baked on stone with a full bar, a family owned Washington operation that works well for groups.
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 beautifully restored 1940s steel warehouse on the Wenatchee waterfront, home to local food vendors, restaurants, and the seasonal Wenatchee Valley Farmers Market.