Restaurants, coffee shops, museums, and more. Every business we have covered across Washington.
414 businessesSet inside the old growth forest of Point Defiance Park, the zoo pairs arctic tundra and Asian Forest Sanctuary exhibits with the South Pacific Aquarium, one of the most visited zoos in the Pacific Northwest.
The Wooden Spoon stocks cookware, gadgets, and kitchen essentials on 5th Avenue in downtown Edmonds.
Skagit River Brewery has been crafting Pacific Northwest ales and lagers in Mount Vernon since 1994, with a full pub menu and a taproom that draws locals and visitors heading into the Skagit Valley.
Farmstrong Brewing draws on the agricultural heritage of the Skagit Valley with farm to pint brewing and a taproom that captures the region's rural spirit just outside of downtown Mount Vernon.
The Clymer Museum of Art on Pearl Street celebrates the western heritage of the Kittitas Valley through the work of painter John Ford Clymer and rotating exhibits. The museum operates in partnership with the Ellensburg Rodeo Hall of Fame and the Western Art Association under one roof.
Treasures and Teas pairs loose leaf teas with gifts and finds on 5th Avenue in downtown Edmonds.
A neighborhood craft beer bar, bottle shop, and restaurant on N. 26th Street in the Proctor District. Dozens of Washington and Pacific Northwest taps, handmade sandwiches, and a cozy fireplace room make it the perfect end to any Proctor day trip.
Ristretto serves specialty espresso drinks and local wines in a relaxed downtown Mount Vernon setting, making it an easy stop whether you are starting the morning or winding down the afternoon.
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.
Bear Root Apothecary carries herbal remedies and wellness products alongside naturopathic consultations in uptown Port Townsend.
The Harbor History Museum preserves Gig Harbor's Croatian and Scandinavian fishing heritage with historic vessels, photographs, and the restored Skansie net shed. Admission is free and the collection includes a 1906 gas boat.
Chelan Valley Farms is an agritourism destination in Manson, Washington, offering u-pick flowers, apple and pumpkin picking, wine tasting, and stunning views over Roses Lake depending on the season.