Restaurants, coffee shops, museums, and more. Every business we have covered across Washington.
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Finnriver Farm and Cidery is an organic farm and craft cidery in Chimacum producing estate ciders from their own orchards with a tasting room, gardens, and regular events.
A modern tea house with an espresso bar in an 1886 building on Water Street, run by two trained bakers, with Saturday high tea by reservation and everything baked in house. Formerly Pippa's Real Tea.
Bob's Java Jive is a Tacoma landmark bar housed in a giant teapot shaped building, a beloved local institution serving drinks since 1927.
Marina Market stocks Nordic souvenirs, Scandinavian snacks, and a famous licorice shrine making it a must-stop for visitors exploring Little Norway.
The Greater Bonney Lake Historical Society keeps the plateau's story alive with a small museum and archive near Allan Yorke Park, open to visitors Monday through Wednesday mornings.
The Boom Boom Room is a mid century modern cocktail lounge with a red carpet entrance and creative takes on classic cocktails in a dark and sultry Tacoma setting.
Perry Street Brewing has been crafting inventive beers in the South Perry District since 2014, with a dog friendly patio and a charcuterie board that earned best in Spokane honors.
Griffin Bay Bookstore and Cafe is an independent bookshop and cafe on Spring Street in Friday Harbor, Washington, offering a curated selection of books alongside coffee in a charming island setting.
Lakeview Drive In is the classic counter service burger and milkshake stop near Don Morse Park, within walking distance of the Chelan waterfront.
In 1972 Don and Linda Mercer planted the first Cabernet Sauvignon in the Horse Heaven Hills on Walter Clore's advice. Taste that Cabernet at the Prosser room on Lee Road, open Wednesday through Sunday; groups of six or more need a reservation.
The museum lives in the Hannan House at the Park at Bothell Landing, alongside an 1885 schoolhouse and the 1884 Beckstrom log cabin. The buildings open Sundays from 1 to 4 PM, April through October, and admission is free.
A drive up coffee stand in the Westside Target Plaza with fifteen plus years behind the window, blended drinks, breakfast sandwiches and a crew regulars come back for.
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