Restaurants, coffee shops, museums, and more. Every business we have covered across Washington.
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The downtown Tacoma location of the Reynolds family's Anthem, across from UW Tacoma since 2011, pouring Dillanos coffee with naan bread pizzas and a barista competition night.
Tides Tavern has served fish and chips, burgers, and cold beer from a floating dock on the Gig Harbor waterfront for decades. Boaters tie up at the dock and the harbor view from the deck remains the best reason to go.
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.
The Westport Maritime Museum covers the maritime history of the outer coast and hosts a Gray Whale Watching event each March for visitors watching the gray whale migration.
The Wooden Spoon stocks cookware, gadgets, and kitchen essentials on 5th Avenue in downtown Edmonds.
A small North End Tacoma micro roastery from the owners of State Street Beer Co., roasting on a modest machine in the back since 2019 and known for a nitro cold brew that inspired a beer.
En Rama is a Tacoma restaurant with an inventive menu and cocktail program set inside a stunning 1910 historic building that once housed federal offices.
The SEA Discovery Center is a marine science museum on Poulsbo's waterfront featuring touch tanks, rotating exhibitions, and an up close look at Puget Sound sea life including Moon Jellyfish.
The Grain Shed is a bakery and brewery built around locally sourced grain grown and processed in Spokane, producing breads, croissants, and craft beer with more nutrients than conventionally milled alternatives. Doma Coffee cold brew and a back patio make it an easy place to linger.
Finistere is Port Townsend's farm to table restaurant, showcasing local Olympic Peninsula ingredients in a seasonal menu.
Tacoma's 6th Avenue roaster since 2011, named for a family cat, now with more seating since the roasting moved to a restored 1928 furniture building on South Tacoma Way in 2024.
TwispWorks is a vibrant arts and community campus in Twisp, Washington, housed in a historic National Forest Ranger Station and serving as a creative and entrepreneurial hub for the Methow Valley.
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