Restaurants, coffee shops, museums, and more. Every business we have covered across Washington.
414 businessesThe 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.
A boutique hotel one block from the main street, Hotel Roslyn offers king rooms, two story townhome suites sleeping up to six, and pet friendly options.
Silvara Cellars operates a destination tasting room in the hills outside Leavenworth with sweeping views over the surrounding valley.
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.
Devoted Kiss Cafe sits at the foot of the harbor with a deck overlooking the bay and a breakfast menu of Belgian waffles, scratch biscuits and gravy, and egg dishes that draw a Sunday morning line.
A downtown Bellingham dinner party of a restaurant, serving elevated comfort food and fresh seafood on ever changing menus built for sharing.
MaMa Vallone's has anchored 1st Street in Cle Elum since 1937 with Italian American cooking built around the Bagna Cauda: a cast iron skillet of bubbling olive oil, butter, garlic, and anchovy served with vegetables and bread for dragging. Pasta and steaks round out a menu that has kept this family run place going for nearly nine decades.
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.
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.
A charming bookshop and game store in Seabrook, Washington stocked with titles and games for all ages. A perfect rainy day browse in the heart of the Seabrook village.
Side Piece Kitchen is a Tacoma brunch spot known for creative comfort food, from a beef wellington biscuit sandwich to standout cheesecakes.
Dru Bru relocated its flagship brewery from Snoqualmie Pass to Cle Elum, where proximity to trails and mountains made sense for the brand. The all ages taproom is large and well designed with outdoor space and beers brewed on site. A legitimate stop for an hour before or after a day on the trails.