Great place on the water to have a glass of wine and cheese platter!…read more Standard pricing and good service. Would come again! You past their vineyard on the ride into town so it's great it's right inthe downtown

Spent a day at Port Townsend. Fun town to walk around and checkout the local places…read more Stopped at the winery to do some tastings. Tried and Reds and whites and Blush wines. We sat outside since it was a beautiful day enjoying the waterfront views. Good service great ambience.

Alchemy was on my list to visit for many years now just for the name and the mysterious ambiance it…read moregave from the outside onlooker peering in. Stopped in for family lunch/brunch on Mothers Day. Sat in the lounge area at a preset area with flowers and a beautifully set table. Food selection was minimal. Seemed to be a set menu. We chose the Crab and Sirloin Benedict special, salmon Benedict, mushroom pasta, and oysters. Presentation for price was not as expected. Will return to try the prime rib dinner.

Since my last review, I have been back here a couple of times and had very pleasant experiences…read more Special praise goes to the burrata caprese appetizer and the lamb shank, both of which I would come back for all the way from Seattle. I would even go as far as saying it's the best lamb shank you can find in Washington. It's so wonderfully prepared. Falling of the bone in its own juices - to die for. As far as I can tell, Alchemy stands out in Port Townsend with its cozy amiance, and the service is great as well. PS: I no longer see the offensive item of my last review on the menu.

Great wines and phenomenal charcuterie boards…read more The owner is a retired chef who's passion is wine (and pairing it with delicious things). I stopped by for a glass of wine and ended up leaving with 2 bottles plus a new appreciation for Washington GSMs and pinots! Purchased a 2017 GSM (grenache-syrah-mouvedre) from Latta, Columbia Valley AVA ($25) and a 2019 Syrah from Rockgarden Vineyards, Walla Walla AVA. Looking forward to trying both soon! Definitely splurge in the charcuterie boards; they are works of art!

My Queen and I stopped by at 6:58 to grab a bottle of wine, since the sign said open. There was a…read morerope across the entrance, however there were people inside at a table as well as outside.. Can't say for sure, but all the people there were Caucasian and we are not, sooo... Gonna take a stab in the dark, but I bet the owner is white too, which could mean our money isn't good there.

We popped in for brunch and wow the food was amazing! Honestly, I'm running out of words to…read moredescribe how good it was. I love that the menu is simple and focused, yet everything is made so well. The ambiance was amazing as well. The restaurant is located inside the hotel lobby, which gives it a cozy, charming atmosphere that makes the dining experience feel unique. We ordered the Bishop Breakfast and the French Toast. We assumed the French Toast would be a smaller portion, but we were pleasantly surprised it was huge! It could easily be shared between two people. The breakfast was also a generous portion and could easily be split as well. Everything tasted fresh and was absolutely worth it. The French Toast practically melts in your mouth, and the breakfast was just as delicious. The service was wonderful too. Our server was attentive, kind, and made sure we had everything we needed. Definitely a must-try brunch spot. We'll be back!

Bishop Block bottle shop was so good we stopped twice in the weekend. We came in one afternoon for…read morea quick hydration stop. We ended up trying a rainbow of different mimosas. We saw the brunch menu and made a reservation for the very next morning. The service here is great, they had a table waiting for us. Inside is warm and inviting. There is lots of room so you don't have to worry about being crowded by the next table. The food is next level. The Turkish Croissant was my favorite. The poached eggs were so light, the potatoes were cooked well and beautifully seasoned. The drinks were spot on too, absolutely delicious. Great venue, great service, great food!

Our ferry to Whidbey was delayed so we decided to go to a brewery. 1000% recommend here! It's…read morepretty small inside with semi-limited parking, but the beer/cider selection is great and what we had was so good! Inside, there are games and puzzles provided for entertainment (Chess, Cribbage, Backgammon, and a few other small games). Outside, there is a huge tent for patio seating and even uncovered seating a little bit down the side of the building (they even have a fooseball table!). The only bartender on staff was super friendly and let us sample a few taps to help us figure out what we liked the most! If you are looking for a place to pass the time while waiting for your ferry or to just enjoy the nice weather with a couple of cold ones, I highly recommend Port Townsend Brewery!

The ambiance, service and people were excellent. Michelle was very welcoming and the beer was very…read moregood too! Will definitely return when we are back in town

Food was great as well as the service. Interesting decor. Small place and very personable. We had…read morethe shrimp and grits and the special clam appetizer. Amazing!!

Fountain Cafe looks great and has a lively atmosphere. The menu also looks great but execution was…read moreunderwhelming. Salad was plain, the ahi tacos lacked sauce and the tortilla shells were straight off the shelf at Safeway. The staff was friendly and reasonably attentive, though when I asked for our food items to be spaced out they refused, stating they're all coming out when they are ready. Anyway, disappointed. I might go back though likely will try somewhere else.

5/13/26: stopped in to check out some local wine after visiting Sol Duc Falls…read more Not only were we treated to good wine, but we enjoyed some local talent (Johnny) playing guitar & singing (yes, we sang along a bit; no, we were not tipsy :-) ). Washington's wines, or at least this region's, lean toward the dry side. Wind Rose did have a moscato they identified as sweet but I would say semi-sweet. It was still good! The appetizers we enjoyed were the meat & cheese plate, baked brie w/ sour cherry, and the olive tapenade & hummus plate. All very tasty. The server was a young French gentleman who was polite & friendly.

Music, amazing wines & delicious small plate appetizers. Fun & friendly crowd. The happening spot…read morein downtown Sequim. Reservations recommended but walk-ins welcome. David, the Wine maker/ owner, enjoys sharing his wine knowledge/ expertise. Italian wines made from Washington grapes. The Pinot Noir rivals Willamette Valley Pinots. Great friendly service. Diane, behind the bar / server, is a gem.

Super friendly and cute place…read more We went close to close and the staff still let us come in and enjoy a quick little wine sesh The back spot wash set up so cute for pics too

What a phenomenal little find in Anacortes. The proprietor, who was also working that night, also…read moredesigned the interior of this space, which is so stylish! Great service and a nice selection of wines. We didn't eat there, but the charcuterie boards look divine.

5/14/26: this is a difficult review because I didn't have any of their wine. :-o Why? Because…read moreduring our visit to Forks, WA and other wineries in the area, we discovered the majority of WA wines are dry. The four of us do not enjoy dry wines, unfortunately. Though we can tend to "force" ourselves to try them. Sadly, the wine flights my siblings ordered were so dry one sister couldn't even finish them. Now, the winery environment & staff? It was beautiful and they were friendly. Wide open space, a gorgeous seating area with a fireplace in one section.

August 4, 2025 - Port Angeles…read more Such a shame to have a lovely patio area but not allow dogs. It was too warm to leave our pup in the car, so we left.

Great food, great band…read more They need more bartenders and wait staff tho!! Omg don't make people stand in line for 15 minutes to get a beer. Figure it out.

I have been really looking forward to trying their smoked chicken wings for a long time now, but…read morewas never there at the right time. Seems they sold out frequently. Finally a week ago, I was able to have two orders, one that was a BBQ flavor and the other traditional hot. We also ordered a basket of tater tots. This was the best item for our entire evening by far. Such a generous order, too. We didn't think we'd finish them when they arrived, but given the quality of the wings (not so great), we did mow them all up. The dings: well, the wings were just meh. Fatty, not crispy, smoke flavor ok...but neither the BBQ nor the hot were particulary good. Big ding: ZERO white wine. Last time, ok, there was no Chardonnay, I can accept that (barely...this is NOT a Chardonnay kind of place). But this time, red only. Apparently they don't stock any white...I can see where it might not be a big draw, but hey, just buy a BOX of it, keep it in the fridge and someone will order it in the 30 days the box holds its freshness. Second big ding: NO darker, heartier beer than lagers and IPAs. Not even an Alaskan Amber in a bottle. I guess if the guests don't drink it, then why order it. We probably won't come back except for when the Badd Doggs Blues Society plays, but couldn't we BRING in what we want to drink and pay a corkage? Or do we have to go out in the parking lot and sneak a shot? I really WANT to support this place, but, as of now, except for the tots, I'm not sure what I'd come here for. And that's not enough. Bring back Zoog's breaded Jalapeno poppers!