We just tried their new breakfast menu and it was great. Huge portions of very tasty food. I had…read morethe half serving of biscuits and gravy, which was enough for two. Light flaky biscuits with tasty, slightly spicy gravy full of sausage. My partner had the breakfast sandwich, also enough for two. Same light, generous buttery biscuit served with a side of nicely browned and crispy cottage fries. All served with their usual cheerful efficiency and friendliness by windows looking onto the beautiful gardens. We didn't take pictures but you all should definitely try it for yourselves!

We went to Westport Winery Restaurant to try the new breakfast we saw advertised on their sign by…read morethe road. It was a holiday (Memorial Day) and it wasn't very busy. There were 6 of us and we ordered various meals - Captains Choice, Biscuits and Gravy with eggs and the Siren's Breakfast Sandwich. All the breakfasts included the cornmeal biscuit. We also ordered a Hawaiian cinnamon roll to be split with everyone. Our meals arrived and we were all excited to eat. We reminded our waitress that the cinnamon roll hadn't been brought to our table yet. She said "Oh, do you want to eat that here or have it to go?" We said we wanted it for here. My sister ordered scrambled eggs, but was given over-easy eggs. My husband's eggs were completely forgotten. My husband offered to eat my sisters eggs that were cooked wrong while she waited for her scrambled eggs to be prepared and delivered. I opened up my biscuit to put the whipped butter on it that was provided and the biscuit was luke-warm and didn't even melt the butter. I took a bite anyway and was disappointed at how dense, crumbly and salty it was. Thinking it was just me, I didn't say anything to my fellow dining companions. I moved on to the rustic potatoes and even though they looked nicely browned, the centers were undercooked. Unfortunately, the bacon was also overly salty. Because of all the salt, I went through two full glasses of water during my meal, of which I only ate half. My brother-in-law who had the biscuit breakfast sandwich said "what is so salty??" I said it was the biscuit. Everyone else at the table agreed. Someone else said their bacon was overly salty too. My brother in-law also mentioned that she forgot his cinnamon roll again. Although the coffee was good, we were never offered any refills. We all left 1/2 or more of our meals on our plates. We were all clearly finished with our meals when the waitress came back and asked if we were ready for our cinnamon roll. By then it was too late. We said no. We didn't want it anymore. No plates were ever cleared from the table. She just returned with our checks and left. We were very disappointed. As my dad used to say, That was a 3 timer. First, last and never again.

CLOSED? We tried to stop by 7/13/2019 and the tasting room was closed at 2:30(hours posted open…read moreuntil 5) Tried to call the number posted and got the 'this number is not in service.' Very disappointed.

We stopped in on our last visit to Washington to check out this place. Everything was so smooth…read moreand amazing that we went home with a suit case full! Aaron was there the day we stopped and was great. He was fun, informative and very knowledgeable about the distilling process and their products. I am very glad we stopped in to check the place out!

Wow! My first time in. Normally in the summer months you just can't get in…read more It's funny how few places in Westport have white wine in the off season. I had to rely on a wine bar actually having what I was looking for. I pretty much had the place to myself, except for a few locals that showed up and sat at the bar. I really liked the decor, the service was friendly and attentive and I had a great window seat! And I got my glass of Chardonnay!

Cozy little dockside tasting room with a wall of bay windows looking out on the harbor. Our server…read morewas friendly, knowledgeable and attentive, and my glass of Pinot was a healthy pour for the price ($13). Huge variety of wines, both white, red and desserts (rosé or otherwise), most from California or the PNW, but a handful from Italy, France, Spain and Portugal. I didn't order the charcuterie board, but spying one ordered at a nearby table, I wish I had: it's massive, and filled with all sorts of goodies, including some delectable looking salami. I won't make the mistake of coming here on a full stomach again, that's for sure!

The menu and quality of food here is what you'd expect from an upscale restaurant, not a brewery…read more And I love the ambiance, with old tools and pics from the early days of forestry in the state. I was impressed with the size of the salmon portion on my pesto Alfredo, which both were delicious. Even the garlic bread it came with was amazing.

Clean. Cool place. Food is pretty good, better than most. Nice atmosphere but a little chilly in…read morethere. Clean bathrooms. Service is mostly friendly but not ALWAYS. I'm glad the harbor has this place and we will be going back here and there. I love the Reuben and my wife likes the Caesar salad with salmon

Got the honey lavender cider for $6. Was good even from a can. My friends got the kaloch and IPA…read moreand loved theirs. They also have free samples of the beer and gave my friend a token for a half off beer. There's food available only on thurs to Saturday from a food truck. Since I came on weds, there was not any food. Service was quick. There were 5 tables but cozy.

This is a great little community brewery. You order at the cash register. Our server was very…read morefriendly and let us try a few taste before we decided what we wanted. It's fairly small place with just a couple seats at the bar and a few tables. It has a very nice ambience. I like the hazy IPA.

Stopped by while on a road trip, beautiful area, great service and unique / tasty wine! Owner is…read morereally personable and their family has been in the wine business for a long time!

Superb customer service. Went out of their way to make me and my family feel welcome! I buy their…read morepluot wine all the time -- it's my favorite!! Pls give this place a try!!!

Great atmosphere. Great food. Great for families even kids or just to go get some brewskies. Nice…read moreselection of beers brewed on site as well as ciders and seltzer. Clean bathrooms. EXTREMELY clean restaurant all around. VERY large outdoor seating area with small stage, outdoor heaters and plenty of seating out back as well as a couple outdoor tables on the sidewalk out front. Friendly staff as well. Obviously I have nothing bad to say about this place. Bravo Mount Olympus!! Aberdeen and surrounding area needs more like you!!!

Yeah, my friend and I were in Aberdeen, about to do some landscaping for his property. However, we…read moredidn't have all the tools, so we decided to pack up and try another time. On our way back north, we stopped by Mount Olympus Brewery. It was quite quiet, especially since it was a Sunday and not many people were there. We were just me and two other friends, so we decided to sit at the bar and have a few drinks. The place was fairly quiet, and they had a TV in the bar area, which was pretty cool. We ended up watching the NBA Finals game seven. The servers were amazing--down-to-earth, very personable, and they made us feel very welcome. Maybe because it wasn't that many people there, but anyway, I don't think that was an issue. There were great people there. They had plenty of options on draft and bottled/ canned , but I sampled two stouts on draft. The one that I liked the most was the Blood of Hades, which is a Barrel Aged Imperial Stout that aged for 12 months. I really enjoy the flavors of bourbon, char, and chocolate, hence the vanilla, and combined with bursting flavors of cinnamon, spice, and dark chocolate. It's by far earned its place in my top 5% of styles that I've drunk in multiple regions. I should definitely return here in the near future and indulge some more because this place seems pretty cool. It's very quiet and peaceful. I recommend coming to Mount Olympus Brewery if ever in Aberdeen.

Our 5 year old LOVES mermaids. When we found a place called the international mermaid museum we had…read moreto make a trip. The price point for 4 adults and 2 kids was great. We paid $10. Which if it was more person we may have been disappointed for the size of the museum. It was the size of a medium sized room full of information, mannequins in mermaid tails, some mermaid themed films playing and pictures.

Visited the coffee shop and souvenir shop inside. It's cute ambiance. The Carmel macchiato was…read moredecent. Nice ladies in the shop.

Seabrook has some great restaurant's and Stowaway is one of them. We were not sure what to expect,…read morebut it was excellent. I liked that they have tables outside so we could be with our dog. To start, they have an outstanding wine list. We had a bottle of the Foundation Cellars red blend and loved it. Then the service was very good and friendly. Then we ordered the cheese and meat plate. This came with three of both. They made great choices with all the meat and cheese--just really tasty. There was also plenty of food to feed two of us for dinner (with a couple of snacks for the dog). It went really well with the wine. Definitely worth a visit, even just to taste some wine.

Every time we come into town, we pay a visit to Seabrook's one and only wine bar. They have…read moresomething for everyone here besides wine. A little secret is they have a small charcuterie and pizzeta menu. An even better secret is if you buy a bottle, you can bring it down the block to Rising Tides there's no corkage fee. Staff is always friendly--particularly Lynn--and the ambiance is chill.

This was a great cidery after we were coming back from the coast on a nice but somber occasion. We…read morewanted to relax and get some cider as we were on our way home! Snowbird Farm & Cidery definitely fit the bill nicely and really cheered Steve and me up! Not only was the cider good but the atmosphere and the farm setting is simply great! There are all kinds of barnyard animals when we got here and were enjoying our cider. There were a lot of chickens roaming around and were begging for bread crumbs and what not. Some of the roosters here were very, very beautiful! None of the roosters were mean and chased or pecked at you like ones we had at my parent's ranch. They were all gentle and very chill. There were also ducks roaming around. Many of them were dark feathered and were really pretty! We also saw some goats... babies and adults alike and they were adorable. Apparently there are ponies here too going off of the pictures but we didn't see them. Maybe they were in a different spot than where we were. There was a lot going on!! No t only was there a lot of chickens and ducks to distract and amuse us there was a kind of vendor event going on here the day we went so that also got our attention as we looked at all of the vendor's merchandise. The cider we had a difficult time in choosing what we wanted. So we got the larger flight taster tray option and was glad that we did that so we could get a range of most of their ciders. The ciders we had was Blackberry Basil, Hoppy Opus, Strawberry Rhubarb, Elderberry Honey, Lavender Haze and Peach. Probably our favorites from this flight was the Blackberry Basil and the Hoppy Opus but all of them were enjoyable! I can definitely see myself coming here often when ever we are in the area... make it a watering hole. I do have to say I will probably prefer the warmer months for future visits so you can see all of the barnyard animals out and about on the farm!

I got a sample cup of all the ciders here and it definitely equaled more than the 4 Oz pour I got…read more for $2.50. Service was great! In fact she offered to let me sample all of them. I really liked the lavender limoncello cider as well as the peach one. There's also popcorn for free that you can munch on. It was a bit stale when I got to it but I still ate it. A small bag of chips is $1. There's a few tables with a couple chairs inside. I sat at the bar. There were four stools there. Only con is that they are open limited hours on friday to Sunday. Sunday hours were 4 to 8 pm.