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A fully gluten free breakfast and brunch restaurant downtown run by the Slosson family, six generations in Olympia, with waffles, crepes and live piano on weekend mornings.
El Fat Cat Grill brings fusion flair to street tacos from its Kennewick truck, where Felix and Jenny Sanchez serve curry marinated Fiji tacos and a pineapple salsa famous across the Tri-Cities.
Greektown is a Greek food truck parked at Kulshan Brewing's Sunnyland taproom from Thursday through Sunday. The anchor is a ten hour slow cooked lamb leg gyro, and the fries go inside the pita.
Winthrop's craft brewery sits right on the Methow River with a patio over the water, pouring house brewed ales and lagers alongside pub food that holds its own.
The Leavenworth Nutcracker Museum holds more than 9,000 nutcrackers spanning centuries and cultures, all inside a Front Street storefront that takes about 45 minutes to tour.
A bakery, deli and market on the Gig Harbor waterfront, opened in July 2026 by a brother and sister in the old Heritage Distilling tasting room.
123 Thai Food is a casual Thai restaurant on the east end of Port Townsend with a menu of curries, noodles, and stir fries.
The Methow Valley Farmers Market gathers in the heart of downtown Twisp, Washington each week, connecting locals and visitors with fresh produce, artisan goods, and handmade crafts from valley growers and makers.
Wenatchee's Northern Italian fine dining anchor, a candlelit supper club run by chef Shakti Lanphere since 2001, known for Rigatoni 218 and a Bolognese worth the trip.
Township 20 serves modern American food with 20 rotating taps covering craft beer, cider, seltzer, nitro cold brew, and batch cocktails. It is the most full service dining option in Sumner.
The anchor resort of the Methow Valley, perched on 3,000 acres above Patterson Lake with two restaurants, a full spa, and direct access to the largest Nordic trail network in North America.
A working glass blowing studio on Riverside Avenue where visitors can watch artists shape molten glass and take home finished pieces.
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