5 Best Restaurants in Wenatchee, North Central Washington

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We've compiled the best of the best in Wenatchee - browse our top choices for the top things to see or do during your stay.

McGlinn's Public House

$$ Fodor's choice

A beloved downtown gastropub with rustic brick walls and soaring wood-beam ceilings, McGlinn's serves elevated comfort fare, including cavatappi with chipotle sauce, lamb tzatziki burgers, and wood-fired pizzas with inventive toppings (the blueberry-prosciutto is a favorite). There's an extensive craft-beer list, and desserts are worth saving room for. Hearty breakfasts of beer bread French toast, fried chicken with biscuits and gravy, and scrambles are served weekends.

111 Orondo Ave., Wenatchee, 98801, USA
509-663–9073
Known For
  • Chocolate chip pizza and peanut butter pie
  • Good weekend breakfasts
  • Lively, friendly crowd
Restaurant Details
No brunch weekdays
No reservations

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Fire & Ice

$$

These two restaurants have adjacent spots in the Pybus Public Market and a shared seating area, where you can enjoy pizza, pasta, antipasti, salami boards, soups, and sandwiches from Fire, and crepes, espresso drinks, and house-made gelato and sorbetto (sorbet) from Ice. Both are part of Visconti's Restaurant Group, which began in 1985 with classical Italian Visconti's in Wenatchee and now includes several restaurants in Wenatchee and Leavenworth.

Mela Coffee Roasting Company

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Downtown Wenatchee's go-to for cappuccinos, lattes, and other finely crafted espresso drinks is a large, inviting space with brick walls and plenty of seating. The kitchen also serves tasty light breakfast fare—bagel sandwiches, parfaits, wraps, and breakfast burritos—and wrap sandwiches and salads at lunch time.

17 N. Wenatchee Ave., Wenatchee, 98801, USA
509-888–0374
Known For
  • Extensive drink menu, from coffee to kombucha
  • House-made pastries
  • Comfy dining room
Restaurant Details
No dinner

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Sage Hills Bakery

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Prodigious breakfast sandwiches with delicious fillings—such as the "monster biscuit" with ham, bacon, cheddar, egg, herbed cream cheese, and Mama Lil's peppers—are the specialty of this bright, contemporary bakery on the north side of downtown Wenatchee. You'll also find an array of fresh-baked breads, plus cookies, cinnamon rolls, and other sweet treats.

826 N. Wenatchee Ave., Wenatchee, 98801, USA
509-888–3912
Known For
  • Excellent chai tea and lavender lattes
  • Big-city-quality baked goods
  • Sweet and savory scones
Restaurant Details
Closed Sun.–Tues. No lunch or dinner

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Wild Huckleberry

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From its cozy setting inside a 1917 home, this restaurant has been serving up tasty breakfasts and lunches since 2000. It's not far from the Pybus Public Market, where its new rendition called "The Huck" is open late into the evening. But the charm of the original has an appeal that keeps at least the early bird diners coming back in time to get a hearty meal before the restaurant closes at 2 pm.

302 S. Mission, Wenatchee, 98801, USA
509-663–1013
Known For
  • Huckleberry waffles and pancakes
  • Hashbrown omelets with German sausage
  • Five styles of burgers
Restaurant Details
No dinner
No reservations

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