Category: Downtown Sequim

The Sunshine Cafe is located on the south side of Washington Street in Downtown Sequim. The folks are friendly; the cuisine is hardy, and the peanut butter pie is to die for. You will find lots of locals who frequent the cafe. With all the rain and wind we have had of late, we could use somemore sunshine.

Someday I want to be able to take photographs like Wildlight Photo Gallery artist Zach Holmes.

A few years ago, this really cool bus stop was built in front of the True Value/Co Op in downtown Sequim. The rock was taken from the road work that was done when the by pass was built. At that time there was concern that downtown might dry up and blow away. it didn’t happen. Some of us think the traffic is almost as bad as it was before the by pass went in.

Sitting in one of those lawn chairs with your shades on and a nice latte watching the world go by? Over the Fence is a premier garden shop in our area. If you are looking for the different and unusual, this is the place to come.

When I took this photo, my plan was to occasionally put in photos from some of my favorite restaurants. 101 is right on Highway 101 in downtown Sequim. The restaurant is decorated in a 50’s motif…and the food is just about what you would expect…genuine American. I like to go there with my kids for breakfast. My grandson requested we go there for his birthday last year..he swears they have the best bacon in town.
The picture doesn’t look like it, but this is a sign about 10 foot tall, suspended on a pole above the restaurant. When I downloaded the photo, I thought it looked more like a emblem on a wall.

In Seal Park is a Life Trail station…I love the side that asks one to “exercise your mind.”

This was the original “coffee shop” in Sequim. It still has some of the best…but it is now one of many. The name “Hurricane”“Hurricane” comes from Hurricane Ridge not far away in the Olympic Mountains. It’s a beautiful site we will visit later, but the wind can blow just like a hurricane.