The Olympic Peninsula and Washington Coast Restaurants
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1. Pane d'Amore
$ | |Pick up a baguette, loaf of fig-anise bread, chocolate-chip cookies, maple-pecan scones, or cinnamon buns at this top-notch bakery, tucked into a small storefront in the heart of the Uptown district. There's a selection of cheeses, jams, granola, kombucha, and other gourmet goods to go as well. Additional locations are on the Port Townsend waterfront, in Sequim, and on Bainbridge Island.
617 Tyler St., Port Townsend, Washington, 98368, USA360-385–1199Known For
- Grilled cheese sandwiches with a variety of inventive fillings
- Lemon-blueberry scones
- Seasonal pies
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Rate Includes: Closed Sun. and Mon. No dinner -
2. Cellar Door
$ | | ContemporaryThe entrance to this subterranean space can be difficult to spot—at the bottom of a Tyler Street staircase. There you'll find a sophisticated yet casual wine and cocktail bar that melds vintage Victorian with a rustic-industrial feel and sense of whimsy (concrete floors, reclaimed wood, antiques). Catering to the after-hours crew, it offers contemporary bites, handcrafted cocktails, and a distinctly steampunk vibe. Most of the sodas, syrups, bitters, and infusions are made in-house.
940 Water St., entrance on Tyler St., Port Townsend, Washington, 98368, USA360-385–6959Known For
- High-quality craft cocktails
- Late-night libations
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Rate Includes: Closed Tues. and Wed. No lunch -
3. Elevated Ice Cream & Candy Shop
$ | |Since 1977 this venerable ice-cream parlor and candy shop has been a fixture downtown, doling out small-batch ice creams and Italian ices, and always featuring at least 30 flavors—many, such as pink gooseberry and strawberry-rhubarb, featuring ingredients sourced from local farms. If it's a warm day, bring your cone, shake, or sundae (or box of handmade chocolates) next door to Pope Marine Park and enjoy your dessert while watching ships in the bay.
627 Water St., Port Townsend, Washington, 98368, USA360-385–1156Known For
- Signature Swiss orange chocolate chip ice cream
- Old-timey atmosphere
- Classic banana splits
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4. Elixir Coffee Shop
$ | |An enjoyable stopover between Westport and the Long Beach Peninsula, this airy café with three walls of windows has panoramic views of the Willapa River and is decorated with colorfully painted chairs, hanging plants, and potted flowers. First-rate espresso drinks, chai teas, and light snacks—black currant scones, lavender-honey toast with goat cheese, bacon-tomato-avocado sandwiches—are offered.
1015 Robert Bush Dr. W, South Bend, Washington, 98586, USA360-875–8032Known For
- Outdoor deck with river views
- Fresh-fruit smoothies
- Healthy and hearty salads
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Rate Includes: No dinner -
5. Hoodsport Coffee Company
$ | |Well-crafted espresso drinks made with house-roasted coffee are the main draw of this congenial roadside café with comfy seating and a gas fireplace. There's also a good selection of panini and bagel sandwiches, and—most famously—locally revered Olympic Mountain ice cream in unusual flavors like vanilla-habanero and huckleberry swirl.
24240 U.S. 101, Washington, 98548, USA360-877–6732Known For
- Build-your-own breakfast sandwiches
- White-chocolate mochas
- Sundaes and malted milk shakes
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Rate Includes: No dinner -
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6. Ocean Beach Roasters & Bistro
$ | |Espresso, beer, wine, and a variety of sweet baked goods—including memorable cinnamon rolls and lemon bars—are served in this inviting roastery and bistro with a gas fireplace, cathedral ceilings, and a cozy upstairs loft with armchairs and sofas. The kitchen doles out creative fare such as blackened-prawn tacos and a harvest salad with hazelnuts and house-pickled beets.
841 Point Brown Ave., Ocean Shores, Washington, 98569, USA360-289–3100Known For
- Coffee drinks with house-roasted beans
- Hearty breakfasts
- Occasional dinner events with live music
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Rate Includes: No dinner -
7. Union City Market
$$ | |Operated in partnership with the nearby Alderbrook Resort, this restored market at the Hood Canal Marina is open most days for gourmet snacks and to-go items, local beer and wine, and nicely curated nautical souvenirs, and its Hook & Fork waterfront eatery serves afternoon appetizers on Friday and leisurely brunches on weekends. A juice bar doles out freshly squeezed concoctions, and the rotating brunch menu features baked oysters, smoked-trout toast, and crab BLTs and Benedicts.
5101 Hwy. 106, Union, Washington, 98592, USA360-898–3500Known For
- Locally caught clams, oysters, and crab
- Casual waterfront seating
- Monthly seafood cookouts
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Tues. and Wed. No dinner
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