Visitors to the Tumwater Craft District Will Find Exceptional Dining, Beverages and Artistry

Olympia, WALocal News

The Tumwater Craft District has quickly become a cornerstone of Thurston County, celebrating the region's brewing legacy while embracing modern craft culture. Lead developer John Peters expresses excitement over the district's acceptance, noting its revitalization of Tumwater's strong brewing tradition. With its strategic location near popular neighborhoods, residents find the district an ideal spot for social gatherings. Visitors can explore a wide variety of craft beverages, from spirits at Heritage Distilling Company to wines at Wines by the Valley. The culinary scene is equally impressive, featuring local favorites like Olympia Seafood Co.

and Tumwater Taco Co. Each establishment contributes to the district's vibrant atmosphere, offering unique experiences for all ages. The South Puget Sound Community College Craft Brewing & Distilling Program adds an educational aspect, allowing students to craft their own brews. Anticipation builds for the new French bistro, Bar C’est L’eau, set to open this spring, further enhancing the district's appeal.

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