One of the main reasons we decided to stop at Tulip Valley Winery was because they're dog friendly…read more And not just "tie your pup outside to a post" dog friendly they let our furry babies roam with us inside the tasting room and out on the patio like true VIPs (Very Important Pups) and even bring out water bowls for them. Highly recommend stopping by if you're looking to relax with a glass of wine or cider, enjoy a chill lunch, and hang with your four legged crew. Pro tip Stella Sopra, one of the best Italian food trucks or Italian food in general we've ever encountered is parked right on the property. Delicious handmade pasta plus good wine equals the kind of afternoon we all deserve. The staff here is incredibly friendly and knowledgeable. They took their time walking us through all the wines and sharing the stories behind them. We ended up walking away with a bottle of rosé Tempranillo and a beautifully aged 2014 Tempranillo hands down one of the best reds I've had all year. We were honestly shocked in the best way that a flight of four wines plus a full glass for my husband came out to under $20 talk about incredible value for quality pours or maybe were so used to crazy Seattle pricing! There's indoor seating, but if the weather's nice, grab a spot on the patio or in the front area with your dogs and soak in the peaceful vineyard vibes. I could see the patio filling up fast during peak times, but we visited during a slower hour and loved that no one rushed us people were coming and going, and we were free to sip, snack, and stay awhile. I wasn't the biggest fan of the ciders, but their wines were definitely worth the visit. It's a smaller operation, but that's part of the charm. Local, family-run vibes with great energy, great service, and great pours. Support the little guys and bring your dogs!

They are open inconsistently. I think it helps a business for people to be able to plan their…read morevisits.

I stopped in to kill some time before catching a movie at Oak Harbor Cinemas that is two doors…read moredown. I was impressed that they offer five different hard ciders on tap in addition to a dozen craft beers on tap. I chose to sample a Baked Apple cider and it was aptly named! It tasted like I was drinking a baked apple I also noticed that they have a partnership with Lava Louie's pizza! There is a QR code on the side of their napkin dispensers that will connect you to Lava Louie's online ordering menu! And, Lava Louie's will deliver it to you at Wicked Teuton! However, Wicked Teuton does offer their own menu. You don't have to order from Lava Louie's if you don't want to. I had an enjoyable wait for my movie. I just hope the movie is as enjoyable as my wait was.

Nice for events Friendly staff…read moreAffordable fun I would go again, located in oak harbor

We were lucky enough to see this place on our way to Birdsview Brewing company and circled back to…read moreit afterwards. The wines that I chose to taste were great! The winery building is so nice! Cozy and welcoming. We really enjoyed meeting and spending time with the people there. Now that we know of this place, we are going to come back and camp when they have live music.

We had visited Eagle Haven Winery years ago, and were disinclined to return. However, we heard…read morethere were new owners, so we thought we'd give it another chance. First off, the wines were much better than before. Maybe because some of the legacy wines have had 7 years to mature, and the others are also pretty decent. This isn't Napa, but definitely a great place to check out in NW Washington. In addition to the wines, they have a substantial apple orchard, and are making some interesting Apple Ciders. They also have a great outdoor venue with lots of diverse musical acts in the summer season. Oh, and occasional comedy acts in their inside space. Or room for weddings and other group events. But maybe the best part is the staff - real, friendly and welcoming. Mark, the "owner" (there are other partners) is very gregarious, and if you and he have the time, he has 1001 stories to tell. The only thing lacking is a better food offering, but they are in the process of getting a commercial kitchen, so stay tuned!

A fun place to wine tase. We popped in to enjoy some local flavor and were greeted with a fun and…read morefriendly proprietor. No change to taste their wines, just by donation which was as refreshing as their wines. Great gift shop items as well

A small, quaint local wine and related sundries shop -- with free wine tasting (three wines), and…read moremore for a donation. Close to the Friday Harbor ferry dock. The proprietor was an engaging conversationalist who made the experience delightful.

I love stopping by Cedardale Orchards in the fall when we're in the area or passing by. Their hot…read morefresh mini apple cider donuts are $5 for a dozen, and SO GOOD. We usually inhale them within minutes. The cider is good too. Hot or cold. I usually get a cup of hot to drink in the car and then a half gallon from the fridge to bring home. 10/10 would recommend!

This place took self service to a new low. The Google listing advertised fresh produce, hot and…read morecold cider, and mini donuts (seasonally). The jugs of cider in the cooler looked like something I could buy in any grocery store. I went in search of hot apple cider and a snack of some kind, but I left empty-handed.

Wow, can't believe it's been 10 years since I first reviewed North Sound! It still ranks as one of…read moremy fave breweries in the PNW, and I'm lucky enough to not live very far from it now. It's my top spot to visit for a beer after some yard work, a trip to the dump, or paying the bills. Lucky for me, they're still brewing up their legendary Goosetown Brown, which is rich, malty, full of flavor, and served in a full pint glass filled to the rim. Love that, over the years, they've added more outdoor seating (much of it covered) and, if you're really lucky, a sushi food truck many weekends.

Stopped in for a growler fill and the service was subpar, the lady working the taps was not very…read morefriendly and there is no organized line to order beers resulting in getting cut in line by the locals.

Having rudimentary knowledge of meads, I was intrigued to find this unique shop. While the location…read moreis right on the outskirts of the main Anacortes area, you can only access it while going northbound. It's a clean looking, well appointed space with furniture made from local wood. Once inside, you'll be warmly greeted by Mark, the owner and Vino, his Hungarian Vizsla puppy. There are so many different meads to taste and Mark happily went through the differences of each one. Ranging from sweet to dry, I was more than willing to try them all. My favorite was the Christmas in a Glass; think Chai. It was obvious that their use of premium local whole fruit and local honey, instead of fruit concentrates resulted in a much better product. I loved that they focused on using local products. Definitely will stop by whenever I'm in the area again.

My husband and I really enjoyed the tastings of the meads that they make. We picked up a bottle of…read morethe land with the chocolate and currants. We really learned a lot from owner, who seems very passionate about his craft.

This is such a great place. Located in a neighborhood and the brewery is in the lower level of his…read morehouse. He makes some unusual beers. Had one that had the smell and taste of a jalapeño but without the heat. Steve is the owner, brewer and beertender. Great guy. If in Oak Harbor WA. Check this place out

I had Crossed Arrows Brewery's beer a while back. At the time it looked like they were planning to…read moreopen a taproom in Gig Harbor. It was as it often is like watching a pot and waiting for the water in it to boil as far as anticipating a new brewery to open. But as time passed I got distracted by other things. It appears now they have moved their operations to the Oak Harbor area on Whidby Island. I saw no announcement that a taproom was open but as before as when they looked like they may open a tasting room in Gig Harbor the best thing to do to try their beers is to look at their Facebook page or website for where they have their beer as a guest tap. A while back I had two of their beers at the Narrows Airport at the restaurant there. They were both IPA's but different from each other and pretty enjoyable. This was a great location for them to have had their beer on tap as you could enjoy the airplanes take off and fly in. I wish them well and success for them in Oak Harbor.