From fresh local cuisine to boutique wineries and an abundance of nature, Wenatchee embodies all the best parts of Washington life.
Author: Jessica Wick
Ginger & Scallion Seattle
Seattle’s Phinney Ridge is known for being hip, family-friendly, a bit upscale and for its close proximity to Ballard and Green Lake. There are some wonderful restaurants to be found here, including a very promising new addition, Ginger & Scallion.
The Lodge at St. Edward Park
While there are plenty of properties in Washington that offer a luxurious staycation, nothing is quite as all-encompassing as the tranquil and decadent experience you get with a stay at The Lodge at St. Edward Park in Kenmore.
Secret Congee Seattle
Known as the ultimate comfort food (a warm hug in a bowl, if you will), Secret Congee in Ballard is the perfect spot to meet for a weekday lunch.
Flavour Bistro
While one might not think of Duvall as a top dining destination, it’s hiding a little secret: some of the best fine dining in King County at Flavour Bistro.
A Weekend in…Tri-Cities
The Tri-Cities, which sit right on the rolling Columbia River and offer sweeping views of those unbeatable Eastern Washington sunsets, should be your next weekend getaway destination.
Hanoon Kirkland Restaurant
While you’ll find everything from casual burgers to high-end sushi at The Village at Totem Lake, you won’t find anything else quite like Hanoon, the new Middle Eastern eatery in Kirkland.
Walla Walla Steak Co. Woodinville
The recent addition of the new Woodinville location of Walla Walla Steak Co. has a character that’s all its own while still serving the same ranch-to-table cuisine that made it so successful.
Marcus Whitman Hotel
Walla Walla may be most famous for its booming wine industry these days, but it’s also food scene, landscapes and people that give the valley its distinct vibe. And you’ll get a taste of it all when you stay at Marcus Whitman Hotel.
A Weekend in…Coupeville
Between the rugged beaches, wineries, breweries and charming small towns, it’s easy to see why so many are enamored with Whidbey. One town in particular, Coupeville, was so captivating that it won over the producers of a cult classic known as Practical Magic.