Restaurants, coffee shops, museums, and more. Every business we have covered across Washington.
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A neighborhood ice cream and market stop in Long Beach, Washington serving homemade ice cream in a variety of flavors. A sweet and simple treat after a day on the Long Beach Peninsula.
The sister restaurant to Brewers Row sharing the same roof and ownership at N. 26th and Alder Street. Cooks Tavern rotates both its menu and its art program, offering something new to see and eat with every visit.
The Leavenworth biscuit shop that outgrew an 80 square foot sidewalk stand, now baking buttermilk biscuits each morning on US Highway 2 and pulling Blue Star espresso from Twisp.
Mountain High Sports on Fourth Avenue carries high quality outdoor clothing, footwear, and gear for hiking, climbing, and backcountry use, and offers equipment rentals for visitors heading into the surrounding Kittitas Valley terrain.
My Fresh Basket is a specialty grocer with the feel of a high end vendors market, offering quality produce, organic groceries, a cheese counter, deli, bakery, and a Roast House Coffee counter inside. Upstairs seating overlooks Kendall Yards and the Centennial Trail.
The REACH Museum interprets the full arc of mid Columbia history, from the Ice Age floods that carved the Columbia Basin to the Manhattan Project era at Hanford. Open Tuesday through Saturday with Sunday afternoon hours.
Shaah and Sheeko Cafe is a cafe and restaurant in Renton.
William Kelley homesteaded Fennel Creek in 1864, and his farm endures as one of the oldest intact homesteads in Pierce County, hosting weddings, private events, and the Washington Midsummer Renaissance Faire each summer.
Olympia's neighborhood pizza place since 1999, three shops, hand stretched dough, six house sauces made weekly and local beer on tap; this is the Westside shop on Division Street.
Tieton Mosaic is the studio behind the giant fruit crate label mosaics that hang around Tieton's town square, each one a tribute to the orchards that built the town.
Leavenworth Adventure Park runs Washington's first alpine coaster with 2,700 feet of track, plus a climbing wall, gem mining, and a bungee trampoline on Icicle Road five minutes from Front Street.
The only restaurant inside the Yakima River Canyon, serving the Canyon River Ranch complex with views of the river and a menu built for anglers and road trippers passing through on SR 821.
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