The Olympic Peninsula and Washington Coast
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1. 7 Cedars Casino
CasinosThe Jamestown S'Klallam tribe's enormous casino has blackjack, roulette, and slots. One end of the casino is devoted to bingo. There are several...
The Jamestown S'Klallam tribe's enormous casino has blackjack, roulette, and slots. One end of the casino is devoted to bingo. There are several restaurants as well as deli-style dining and music and other entertainment. The tribe also runs an excellent art gallery and gift shop across the highway near the information kiosk, which is accessed via an underpass footpath.
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2. Elkhead Taproom
Brewpubs/Beer GardensSit on polished logs that serve as bar stools in this tiny and rustic taproom, located in a corner of a small, nondescript business plaza that...
Sit on polished logs that serve as bar stools in this tiny and rustic taproom, located in a corner of a small, nondescript business plaza that boasts, "Cold Beer and Warm Nuts to Go." You'll sample seasonal craft beers, quench your thirst, and get to know locals. Closed Monday to Wednesday.
739 Point Brown Ave. NW, Ocean Shores, Washington, 98569, USA360-289–8277 -
3. Port Townsend Brewing Company
Brewpubs/Beer GardensBoatyard workers and beer enthusiasts congregate at this casual and cozy Boat Haven brewery to enjoy a pint and bowl of peanuts (don't worry...
Boatyard workers and beer enthusiasts congregate at this casual and cozy Boat Haven brewery to enjoy a pint and bowl of peanuts (don't worry about dropping the spent shells on the floor). There's an outdoor beer garden during warmer months. Proprietors Kim and Guy Sands opened the brewery in 1997 with only two beers. Ten brews are on now the menu, including the award-winning Boatyard Bitter, Port Townsend Pale Ale, and Hop Diggidy, a classic Northwest-style IPA. The brewery closes early evening, so nightlife seekers might want to make this one of their first stops.
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4. Pourhouse
Brewpubs/Beer GardensThis gathering place for local and out-of-town beer enthusiasts features a dozen rotating taps, 200 bottles and cans of beer and hard cider...
This gathering place for local and out-of-town beer enthusiasts features a dozen rotating taps, 200 bottles and cans of beer and hard cider, and wines by the glass. The waterfront beer garden offers sweeping views of Port Townsend Bay and nearby harbor along with picnic tables, a pétanque court, and a concrete table for table tennis. Some snacks—like charcuterie or cheese plates—are served, you can bring your own takeout, or order from one of the many in-town eateries that will deliver full meals; menus are available in the taproom. Most Friday and Saturday nights in summer, there's live music outside in the "Impound Lot."
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5. Sirens
Bars/PubsThe upper floor of a historic sandstone building on Port Townsend's main street provides breathtaking bay views and regularly books West Coast...
The upper floor of a historic sandstone building on Port Townsend's main street provides breathtaking bay views and regularly books West Coast rockabilly, alternative country, blues, jazz, and rock bands on weekends. Fiddlers jam here Tuesday nights, and Wednesday open-mike nights are a local tradition. Microbrews and handcrafted cocktails quench thirst, and there's a menu of hearty Pacific Northwest–inspired pub food, from pastas and burgers to salads and innovative seafood dishes. If there's a free table, opt to sit on the back upper or lower deck overlooking the water. There is a $5 cover charge some weekend nights for music.
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6. Westport Brewing
Brewpubs/Beer GardensClosed PermanentlyThis brewery makes 19 styles of craft beer, like the Wetsuit Wheat, Plank Island Porter, Neptune’s Imperial India Pale Ale, and Cranberry Stout...
This brewery makes 19 styles of craft beer, like the Wetsuit Wheat, Plank Island Porter, Neptune’s Imperial India Pale Ale, and Cranberry Stout. If you're not sure where to start, try the ample sampler in the casual tasting room, overlooking the beer-making operations. Or, opt for a picnic table with an umbrella in the lovely, well-maintained garden.
118 W. Pacific Ave., Westport, Washington, 98595, USA503-702–7520Nightlife Details
Rate Includes: Closed Tues. and Wed.
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