Premier Businesses in Tacoma, WA
- • Open Charcoal Grill
- • Catering Services
- • Private Dining Available
- • Features Northwest And European Cuisine Along With A Fabulous Wine List
- • Wild Salmon, Certified Black Angus Steaks, And Superb Starters, Salads And Desserts, Along With Nightly Specials
- • Heavy Emphasis On Both Italian And French fare
- • Always Includes Soup Or Salad, Fresh Baked Bread, Entrées, & Beverage
- • Pasta & Spaghetti Sauces, Freshly Made, Using Only The Finest Ingredients
- • Dine Amidst Fine Antiques, Collected From Around The World
- • Saturday & Sunday Specials-Breakfast By The Boats
- • Tuesday-Razor Clams, Wednesday-$2.50 Martinis
- • Everyday! Dungeness Crab Louies
Things To Do in Tacoma, WA
Fort Nisqually Living-History Museum
See the 19th century come alive at the Fort Nisqually Living-History Museum. Walk the streets of a Hudson Bay company outpost to experience the life of European settlers on Puget Sound. The streets are filled with volunteers in period clothing speaking historic dialog and demonstrating pioneer lifestyles.
Washington State Fair
Adam Lambert, Billy Currington, Uncle Cracker and Kid Rock have visited the Puyallup Fair, the single largest annual fair attraction in Washington. Celebrate with more than one million festival goers for seventeen days of concerts and food, where the fun never ends.
Tacoma Farmers Markets
Go green at the Tacoma Farmers Markets. Discover a hidden gem off the beaten grocery path as you harvest local farm fresh goodies and shop for hand made artesian wares. Live music is part of the shopping experience, and you'll hear sounds from three outdoor European style market places. Markets include Broadway Market, the largest marketplace, 6th Avenue, a small neighborhood marketplace and South Tacoma Market, only open on Sundays.
Tacoma Art Museum
Immerse yourself in the world of art at the Tacoma Art Museum, located in the heart of Tacoma's cultural district. Stroll through the sparkling new museum to see national and international collections highlighting American, European and Asian art. Afterward, enjoy lunch at the Relish Café and purchasing souvenirs at the Museum Store.