Restaurants, coffee shops, museums, and more. Every business we have covered across Washington.
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Frelard Tamales Bellingham brings the Seattle tamale institution to the Humboldt Street corridor, serving handmade tamales out of El Sueñito Brewing on one of Bellingham's most walkable food and drink blocks.
Side Piece Kitchen is a Tacoma brunch spot known for creative comfort food, from a beef wellington biscuit sandwich to standout cheesecakes.
Stella's serves sandwiches, salads, and smoothies on 1st Street in Cle Elum near the Coal Mines Trail trailhead. A practical lunch stop when walking between Cle Elum and Roslyn or taking a break from the downtown corridor.
A one-of-a-kind museum in Long Beach, Washington dedicated to the art, science, sport, and history of kites. Home of the Washington State International Kite Festival and a fascinating collection of kites from around the world.
The Friday Harbor Farmer's Market on San Juan Island, Washington, runs on the first and third Saturdays in March and every Saturday from April through October, featuring local produce, baked goods, and artwork from island makers.
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.
Brigid's Bottleshop pours and sells craft beer, cider, and wine on Sunset Avenue in Edmonds, steps from the ferry and the water.
A laid back tasting room pouring hard cider pressed from local Washington apples, a quiet alternative to the valley's brewery scene.
The neighborhood public house done right, with a consistent beer selection, reliable food, and a room that draws Wenatchee locals most nights of the week.
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.
Dick and Jane's Spot is a private home near First Avenue and Pearl Street transformed into a public art installation, covered in more than 10,000 bottle caps and thousands of reflector pieces. The property incorporates work from more than 40 Northwest artists and is freely viewable from the street.
The Jefferson County Historical Society Museum tells the story of Port Townsend through exhibits on Victorian architecture, maritime history, and the region's indigenous cultures.
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