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Incline Cider House

Incline Cider House

4.8(57 reviews)
1.4 mi

Was celebrating one of my besties on a weekday night and decided to check the place out for their…read moreHalloween Trivia Night. Place was fun, people were welcoming, and was able to find a spot for two up on the bar despite the place being packed. There is parallel parking available outside the place, but its back in parking. We were tended to at a reasonable time and got our drinks at a reasonable time. Overall, I recommend!

*Business Closing Notice* I believe it's going to be the…read moreweekend of 9/26/26 is when Incline Cider House closes. The cidery is looking for another location to relocate to as it sounds like the rent may be getting too steep to stay. I can't say that for sure but at any rate the lease to stay isn't getting renewed. They hope to relocate within Tacoma. I certainly hope it will happen as Tacoma won't have a cider taproom once Incline closes. Apparently they will continue to do production in cans so you can get them at certain grocery stores. I have had a lot of fond memories of coming here to hang out and have their ciders so it will be sad to see it close. I have mixed feelings whenever I hear the relocating statements to breweries and adjacent to the brewery apocalypse are the cideries and how so many are closing due to rising costs and a shift in consumer preferences. Some places do resurface in a new spot and others despite saying they will reappear are never heard from again. I want to be hopeful we will see Incline with a physical location but I also know it's a grim time for the adult beverage industry. So this past weekend 9/19/26 we did one more visit to enjoy Incline's ciders before closure.

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The Arts & Crafts Press - Matsushima Bay

The Arts & Crafts Press

5.0(3 reviews)
0.8 mi

The Arts & Crafts Press was founded by Bruce Smith & Yoshiko Yamamoto. They are a small publishing…read morehouse producing books and other works of interest to those concerned with the Arts and Crafts movement. All the publications of The Arts and Crafts Press are letterpress printed and bound by hand. The Press also produces greeting cards and artworks that are letterpress printed from hand cut blocks inspired by the turn-of-the-century movement. I have met Bruce and Yoshiko and have been a fan (and an occasional customer) of their work for years. They make beautiful cards, prints, etc. that never cease to draw me in. To raise funds needed for sending urgent medical care and other supplies to the Japanese victims, Yoshiko has decided to donate a new block print for the relief effort. It's a seascape of "Matsushima Bay," just northeast of Sendai along the coastline hit by the tsunami. ALL of the proceed from this Matsushima print ($30/print) will go towards a volunteer organization called Empact Northwest (www.empactnorthwest.org) that is at this moment in Japan working to provide medical relief in the Sendai area. In addition, if you frame your Matsushima Bay print at The Framer's Workshop, they will donate 20% of the framing price to Empact Northwest. And let us all hope that the Tohoku region will again become safe, vibrant and beautiful, as conveyed within this small print that I just purchased.

Yoshiko has amazing art work. Her business was next door to ours for a number of years and I had…read morethe opportunity to see a number of her Art pieces. She has now moved her office to Tacoma and we miss seeing her here. I truly love her work she is truly gifted. She showed me how with a lot of her pieces she has to hand carve very intricate designs. She also makes hand made cards. I had a few tours over the years and it's been awesome to see her shop and how her presses all work etc. Thank you for being an amazing neighboring business and we Miss you! :)

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