Wine

Ondus on the Waterfront sits right along Vancouver’s riverfront, and the location is a big part of its appeal—broad Columbia River views, a bright dining room, and a patio that’s especially nice on clear days.Read More

Le Pichet opened in 2000 with the hope of recreating the personal, neighborhood style of restaurant in France. Located in Seattle’s Pike Place Market Historical District, Le Pichet is a 32 seat restaurant specializing in the regional cuisine and wine of France.Read More

Named one of Bon Appétit’s Best New Restaurants in America, this restaurant offers a charming, ski lodge-like experience with food from the Alps. Tucked into Southeast Portland’s Richmond neighborhood, Alpenrausch is the Alpine-inspired new concept from Olympia Provisions.Read More

Neskowin Provisions is a charming little coastal market that feels like part general store, part gourmet café. Inside, you’ll find an in-house bakery turning out fresh bread and pastries daily, plus a tempting selection of sandwiches, artisan cheeses, snacks, and other locally inspired treats.Read More

Little Beast is bringing a bold new flavor to the city’s food scene. Inspired by Kevin Smith’s London roots, Little Beast showcases traditional English fare rarely seen in the Pacific Northwest — and certainly not like this.Read More

Wonderwood is an immersive, artist‑driven experience nestled in Portland’s St. Johns neighborhood, created by local visual artist Mike Bennett in a repurposed 1913 Bank of America building.Read More