Super friendly guy working the evening we stopped by. First of all, it's one of the few stores open…read more"late", ie after 5pm (cmon Leavenworth!) but it also has everything you probably will need and want! Souvenirs tshirts and hats/beanies at pretty good prices, fun toys and books for the kids. We got some sunglasses for the kids at a great price and some souvenier stuffies. The guy working was so awesome, he asked us if he could offer the kids some candy. Obviously that makes you a hit with both parents and kids. Highly recommend stopping here!

We didn't buy anything but nice to browse. It is one of many stores in the area with unique items.read more

Took me a while to find this spot so I hope this might save people in the future. The advertisement…read morewas on the upper level alongside their mini truck but the shop is on the lower levels where vehicles are prohibited, so take the stairs down. There's two shops connected where one sells drinks and the other has plushies (Hello Kitty, panda, and boba themed), claw machines, and edible dessert like taiyaki and ice pops. I think it's decent boba for Leavenworth, but it's pretty mediocre when comparing to an actual boba spot. I'd skip the toppings but give the drinks another chance. Little pricey though, $9 before tip for a 24oz which is the standard size these days. They also offer 16oz and 32oz. Original Black Tea w/ Boba - I ordered milk tea but guess it was missed so I guess that means I can be more critical of the tea. Well, the black tea was pretty watered down. There was an extremely faint aftertaste that I can akin to black tea because I ordered but not if I were blindfolded. Boba was medium sized which I don't care for (between normal boba and baby boba) but also inconsistent. Some pearls were chewy but others firm and split in half when bitten. Seems like new batches mixed in with old batches.

It is a nice place to get bubble tea and the service was great. All kinds of flavors and size is…read moregood.

My girlfriend is the wine snob. Me, I'm a sucker for cheeky, clever marketing, and solid label…read moredesign. Hard to Hoe is one of our favorite stops in Leavenworth and we always walk out with a bag of bottles. Their wine is terrific and the tasting room experience is always a good time. Did you find their homage to Burt Reynolds? Like I said, cheeky.

The name caught our eye. Plus we were on a girls trip and a girls trip requires wine tasting. We…read moreall ordered the tasting. We had five wines. Two whites and three reds. My favorite was the Pinot, but all the wines were pretty good. I'm not a big Chardonnay fan, but this one was OK. The tasting room is cute. The guy pouring that day was knowledgeable on the wines and in the history of the winery. It was a good stop while shopping in Leavenworth.

Every time we come to Leavenworth we look forward to this winery, this time we met the owner. He…read morewas wonderful and had great stories to tell! We can't wait for our next visit.

Rodrick is the best service you could ask for in Leavenworth. The wine was amazing and refreshing…read moreand the views are to die for!

I had such a great brunch at Renaissance Café today. As someone who's gluten-free and dairy-free, I…read morereally appreciate places that can accommodate without making it a "thing," and they absolutely nailed it. I ordered the Healthy Hash and a chai with oat milk (so good), and they also had gluten-free bread and soy butter, which honestly made my morning. I'm also grabbing a Bloody Mary, and everything has been excellent. The vibe here is what really sets it apart: super chill, cozy, and welcoming, with genuinely friendly staff. I also loved that they have games and beautiful photography/art books out and available to use -- it's such a fun way to actually connect with your group instead of everyone defaulting to their phones while waiting for food. I noticed the sign saying they're celebrating 25 years, and I truly hope they're around for many more. Leavenworth is such a cute German-style town, but as someone who can be pretty picky (and with dietary restrictions), it can be hard to find a place I really love -- and this one delivered on every level. I'll definitely be back next time I'm in town.

Pancakes were really good with Italian sausage. Cute cozy place. I wish they had pies all year…read moreround! lol

I love love love this beer bar. It was recommended to us by our waiter at Stein nearby when they…read moreclosed at 9pm on a Saturday. The beertender was great and the beer selection was top notch. There's a nice bar top, several tables, and an outdoor area with fire pit. It's dog friendly and there are both games for humans and a box of toys for dogs.

We lived this cozy spot for some delicious sampling of beer, cider, and mead. There is a fabulous…read moreselection of bottles, cans, and drafts to choose from. The friendly helpful staff were engaging and conversational. We loved this dog-friendly visit!!

We stopped by yesterday around lunch for a tasting. Our family are long time customers of Kestrel…read more While in Leavenworth, we thought we would stop by to check out the latest wines. The wine host was terrible!! We felt judged and disregarded from the second we walked in. She was with a small group and almost seemed annoyed we came in. We decided to go with the more expensive $10 tasting as we prefer to avoid the sweeter wines. She told us what the wine was, poured and walked away. It was rushed. They were the worst pours I've ever had. Two seemed like they may have been metered but she made sure to only give us a sip. Not enough to really determine a taste for the wine. For $10, we didn't even have close to a half glass between the 4 wines we tried. She rushed us through them and we were in and out in 10 minutes tops! We felt like she wrote us off as someone who wouldn't buy so was going to ignore us. We decided to buy a bottle of the 2012 Cab as we have bought cases of the 2010 Cab in the past and it was a favorite. We weren't willing to pay $50 for a bottle of wine we had a small sip of as we weren't sure we liked it enough and told her that. She just walked away. When we went to pay she says, "I have to charge you the tasting fee because you bought a bottle from another list". Lame. No where did it say this and besides, that is bad practice. We regretted buying even the one bottle. My parents are members of Kestrels wine club and regularly visit the winery and purchase cases, as we have in the past. We have brought Kestrel a lot of business and were HIGHLY disappointed to be treated in such a rude way and rushed out of their tasting room. Kestrel has lost valuable customers at the hands of the woman representing their business in Leavenworth.

great spot to chill with friends and enjoy super friendly service…read more Relaxed atmosphere and a bit rustic which we like Found it between Leavenworth and Cashmere (Dryden) Small town with a great watering hole~thanks Duffy's we will be back