Port Angeles, Washington
Sightseeing
One the waterfront in downtown Port Angeles, city pier is a great place for a stroll. Take a few minutes to climb the 50’ high tower to enjoy an expansive view of the harbor.
21 locals recommend
Port Angeles CrabHouse
221 N Lincoln StOne the waterfront in downtown Port Angeles, city pier is a great place for a stroll. Take a few minutes to climb the 50’ high tower to enjoy an expansive view of the harbor.
Take a day trip on the Ferry MV Coho to Victoria, BC. The crossing is relaxing (and sometimes exhilarating). Stroll for a few hours to the parliament building, Provincial Museum, enjoy lunch in one of the countless fine pubs and restaurants, and be back to Port Angeles in time for a good nights sleep. Bring your passport!
36 locals recommend
Black Ball Ferry Line
101 E Railroad AveTake a day trip on the Ferry MV Coho to Victoria, BC. The crossing is relaxing (and sometimes exhilarating). Stroll for a few hours to the parliament building, Provincial Museum, enjoy lunch in one of the countless fine pubs and restaurants, and be back to Port Angeles in time for a good nights sleep. Bring your passport!
Shopping
Here are a few places that visitors may find what they need.
“Swain’s has everything” is their motto. Fishing gear (and advice), camping equipment, clothing and foot ware...even Bigfoot search maps...Swain’s has it!
40 locals recommend
Swain's General Store
602 E 1st St“Swain’s has everything” is their motto. Fishing gear (and advice), camping equipment, clothing and foot ware...even Bigfoot search maps...Swain’s has it!
A Port Angeles landmark, right downtown, Port Book and News is a local landmark not to be missed for the avid reader.
10 locals recommend
Port Book and News
104 E 1st StA Port Angeles landmark, right downtown, Port Book and News is a local landmark not to be missed for the avid reader.
Another local favorite, you’re sure to find a book of choice here.
8 locals recommend
Odyssey Bookshop
114 W Front StAnother local favorite, you’re sure to find a book of choice here.
The farmers market is held every Saturday year round. Find it at the Gateway center at Front and Lincoln Streets downtown. There you’ll find local organic produce and crafts.
20 locals recommend
Port Angeles Farmers Market
133 E Front StThe farmers market is held every Saturday year round. Find it at the Gateway center at Front and Lincoln Streets downtown. There you’ll find local organic produce and crafts.
Waters West Fly Fishing Outfitters
140 W Front StEverything that you need for flyfishing.
Despite the photo, Brown's is not a restaurant. Brown's does, however, have an excellent supply of gear for the serious outdoors person. They have the best supply of gear for backpackers in the area.
9 locals recommend
Brown's Outdoor
112 W Front StDespite the photo, Brown's is not a restaurant. Brown's does, however, have an excellent supply of gear for the serious outdoors person. They have the best supply of gear for backpackers in the area.
Local Attractions
Perhaps you are considering Port Angeles as a future home. The Chamber of Commerce is an invaluable resource for details about the local area.
Port Angeles Chamber of Commerce Office
121A E Railroad AvePerhaps you are considering Port Angeles as a future home. The Chamber of Commerce is an invaluable resource for details about the local area.
Food scene
Country Aire is a local natural food market. Worth checking out for high quality fresh foods, come in for a sandwich, picnic supplies, groceries, and personal care items.
80 locals recommend
Country Aire Natural Foods
200 W 1st StCountry Aire is a local natural food market. Worth checking out for high quality fresh foods, come in for a sandwich, picnic supplies, groceries, and personal care items.
Best water view restaurant in town, Downrigger has a diverse menu, reasonable prices, and great food! Try the clam chowder or fish and chips.
34 locals recommend
Downriggers on the Water
115 E Railroad AveBest water view restaurant in town, Downrigger has a diverse menu, reasonable prices, and great food! Try the clam chowder or fish and chips.
One of our guests said this place looked familiar. Well, the owners moved the entire furnishings from Seattle a few years ago. Really good pub food!
31 locals recommend
Spruce
128 E Front StOne of our guests said this place looked familiar. Well, the owners moved the entire furnishings from Seattle a few years ago. Really good pub food!
Al fresco seating on the waterfront, Barbop has great pizza and local craft brews.
55 locals recommend
Barhop Brewing and Artisan Pizza
124 W Railroad AveAl fresco seating on the waterfront, Barbop has great pizza and local craft brews.
Gastropub has great food, local craft brews, al fresco seating, and great local popularity. Look for the line at the door...but don’t expect to wait long.
152 locals recommend
Next Door Gastropub
113 W 1st StGastropub has great food, local craft brews, al fresco seating, and great local popularity. Look for the line at the door...but don’t expect to wait long.
Fine dining in downtown Port Angeles, Bella Italia is a local favorite for special occasions. Fans of the Twilight series can get the mushroom ravioli that Bella and Edward has on their date.
54 locals recommend
Bella Italia
118 E 1st StFine dining in downtown Port Angeles, Bella Italia is a local favorite for special occasions. Fans of the Twilight series can get the mushroom ravioli that Bella and Edward has on their date.
A favorite with locals for breakfast and lunch; not elegant, but nothing better. Try veggie browns with eggs over easy and a scone. Yum!
40 locals recommend
First Street Haven Restaurant
107 E 1st StA favorite with locals for breakfast and lunch; not elegant, but nothing better. Try veggie browns with eggs over easy and a scone. Yum!