Guest Directory
This website is no longer active as the resort has sold.
Welcome to Rosario Resort & Spa
Thank you for choosing to stay with us during your visit to Orcas Island. We hope your stay is relaxing and enjoyable. It is truly our pleasure to have you as a guest at the historic Rosario Resort & Spa.
We encourage you to hike the trails of bordering Moran State Park, relax on your deck overlooking Cascade Bay, or join us for a cocktail and meal in the Mansion Restaurant. Be sure to wander through the Moran Mansion Museum where many original furnishings and artifacts from Rosario’s creator, ship-builder Robert Moran, are on display. In the words of Robert Moran, this is “a wonderful place to get back to nature... to regain health – physical, mental, and spiritual.”
We trust the information – along with your check-in materials – will answer any questions you may have during your visit. If not, please do not hesitate to call upon us to answer any questions and assist in making your stay at Rosario most enjoyable
Telephone Instructions
Emergency press “911”
Front Desk press “500”
Resident Manager press “523” (business hours) “1100” (after hours)
General Manager press “300” (business hours “310” (after hour emergency)
If your telephone “message waiting” light is on, then you have a message within the resort’s voicemail system. To retrieve a message, pick up the handset and dial ‘8.’ To delete a message, press ‘2.’
To call another resort guest room dial the 4-digit room number.
To call a resort extension dial the 3-digit extension number.
For wake-up calls, please call the Front Desk at ‘500’ before 10pm.
Local telephone calls are free. Dial ‘9’ and then the local telephone number.
Long distance calls are free, with no surcharge. Please dial ‘9-1’ and then the area code and number.
Cell service is poor on Orcas Island due to the strict county cell tower ordinance. The resort has T-Mobile coverage, but other services should be set to Wi-Fi calling if necessary.
Television Instructions
•Use white ‘DirectTV’ remote for basic functions.
•Use ‘On’ and ‘Off’ buttons on upper right.
•Press ’Guide’ button to display channels.
•Use up and down arrows to view channels, then press orange ‘select’ button to go to channel.
•Channels may also be changed by using ‘channel’ arrows or entering channel number directly on keypad.
•We do not subscribe to Pay Per View movies and many of the movie channels.
TROUBLESHOOTING TV:
•Be sure DirectTV receiver is on (blue light).
•Use TV remote to be sure TV is set to Channel 3.
•On TV remote, select ‘Input’ (on top near the red power button) and be sure it is set to ‘#1 TV’ then press OK.
Television Channels
Local Channels:
ABC 4
NBC 5
CBS 7
PBS 9 and 28
CW 11
FOX 13
KONG 16
My TV 22
AUDIENCE Network™ 239
A&E 265
ABC Family 311
American Movie Classics 254
Animal Planet 282
BabyFirstTV™ 293
BBC America 264
Black Entertainment 329
BTN 610
Biography 266
Bloomberg Television 353
Bravo 237
BYU TV 374
Cartoon Network (East) 296
The Church Channel 371
Christian Television Network 376
CNBC 355
CNBC World 357
CNN 202
Comedy Central 249
Cooking Channel 232
Country Music Television 327
CSPAN 350
CSPAN2 351
Current TV 358
Daystar 369
Discovery Channel 278
Disney Channel (East) 290
Disney Channel (West) 291
Disney XD 292
DoE! Entertainment 236
Enlace3 448
ESPN2 209
ESPN 3D4 106
ESPN Classic 614
ESPNEWS 207
ESPNU 208
EWTN 370
Food Network 231
Fox News Channel 360
Free Speech TV9 348
Fuse 339
FX 248
Galavisión 404
Gem Shopping Network 228
Golden Eagle Broadcasting 363
GOD TV9 365
Gospel Music Channel 338
GSN, the network for games 233
Hallmark Channel 312
HDNet 306
Headline News 204
History Channel 269
HITN TV3 449
Home & Garden Television 229
Home Shopping Network 240
Hope Channel 368
Independent Film Channel 559
Inspiration 364
Investigation Discovery 285
ION (East) 305
ION (West) 347
Jewelry TV 313
Jewish Life TV3 366
Lifetime 252
Lifetime Movie Network 253
Link TV 375
MLB Network 213
MSNBC 356
MTV 331
MTV2 333
NASA TV 289
National Geographic Channel 276
Nick Jr. 301
Nickelodeon/Nick at Nite (East) 299
Nickelodeon/Nick at Nite (West) 300
Nicktoons Network 302
NRB Network 378
Once Mexico 447
OWN: Oprah Winfrey 279
Pursuit Channel 608
QVC 275
Regional Sports 600–699
REELZ CHANNEL 238
RFD-TV 345
Root Sports NW 687
Science 284
SeaShopNBC 316
SOAPnet 262
Spike TV
TBS 247
TCT Network 377
TeenNick 303
The Learning Channel 280
TNT 245
Travel Channel 277
Trinity Broadcasting 372
truTV 246
Turner Classic Movies 256
TV Guide Channel 273
TV Land 304
TV One 328
Univision East 402
USA Network 242
Velocity HD 281
VH1 335
V-me 440
Women’s Entertainment 260
The Weather Channel 362
The Word Network 373
Restaurants at Rosario
THE MANSION RESTAURANT AND MORAN LOUNGE ext. 400
Enjoy breakfast, lunch, dinner, and cocktails in The Mansion Restaurant.
Brunch: 8 am - 2 pm Thursday - Sunday
Lounge Open: 3 pm - 9 pm Wednesday - Sunday
Lounge Menu Served: 4 pm - 9 pm Wednesday - Sunday
Dinner: 5 pm - 9 pm Wednesday - Sunday
Reservations are recommended for dinner, please call ext. 400.
Sample Menus:
Menu items change frequently
CASCADE BAY GRILL ext. 720 Now closed for the season
Casual outdoor dining overlooking the marina. Appetizers, burgers, seafood, fish & chips, salads, and much more. No reservations - first come, first serve.
Lunch/Dinner Menu (Subject to changes)
CASCADE BAY GENERAL STORE ext. 720 Now closed for the season Located at the marina, Coffee, Espresso, milkshakes, groceries, and gifts!
SPA SERVICES & FITNESS FACILITY ext. 600 Spa Desk open daily 9 am -6 pm, Spa facilities (indoor pool, whirlpool, sauna, fitness rooms open daily 8 am - 8 pm.
Located on the lower level of The Mansion, Robert Moran’s original recreation room is the perfect location to house our Spa’s pampering services and fitness activities. Start your day with a refreshing swim in the original indoor swimming pool, an energizing workout in the fitness room (located in the room that housed the original bowling alley) or indulge in one of our many relaxing and revitalizing spa services.
Our facilities include the original heated indoor swimming pool, dry sauna, whirlpool, mirrored exercise and weight rooms, heated outdoor pool (seasonal/adult only), men’s and women’s showers, dry changing rooms, treatment rooms, and retail boutique. Please bring your Facility Pass (provided to you at check in) and visit the Spa Reception Desk prior to using facilities.
Spa Menu
MANSION BOUTIQUE ext. 600 Open Daily 9 am -6 pm
Our retail boutique resides in the original billiard room and offers an assortment of gift items and products including skin care, aromatherapy lotions, oils, candles, diffusers, bath salts, swim wear and accessories, logo jackets, sweatshirts, T-shirts, gifts, sundries, healthy snacks and cold beverages.
EXPLORE OUR NATURAL SURROUNDINGS
Enjoy a walking tour of Rosario’s beautiful grounds, originally designed by the nation’s premier landscape architects the Olmsted Brothers. Start at the Point Lawn (directly west of the Mansion) with its spectacular vistas of East Sound and Cascade Bay. Follow the path down towards the Mansion Pool and continue along the water on the path that leads you by the Roundhouse Suite, originally the Moran children’s “playhouse” (this is a guest room, so please pass quietly). Continue along the path towards the marina jetty for a bird’s eye view of boating and seaplane activity. Walk back towards the Cascade Bay Grill and stop by the General Store for an espresso drink, snack or souvenir. Walk by the marina and then along the walkway by the historic figure-eight shaped Canoe Pond and the “America” figurehead. Robert Moran salvaged this figurehead after the ship went aground on San Juan Island. She has stood watch over Cascade Bay since 1916. Look for seashells and driftwood along Cascade Bay beach before walking back to your room. The spacious grounds allow for plenty of room for sports games such as Frisbee, bocce ball, shuffleboard, and volleyball. Game equipment is available from the Marina staff. For the more adventurous types, take a hike to Cascade Lake in Moran State Park from the trailhead which begins in our hillside area just past the 1900 room numbers, across the road from the 2000 room numbers. A property map is available at our Front Desk, Marina Office and Cascade Bay Grill & Store.
Rosario has deer that graze on the property. They are friendly and frequently sighted just outside guest room balconies. When walking near or approaching deer, please do so slowly and cautiously. There are more bald eagles in the San Juan region than anywhere else in the United States, outside of Alaska. River otters live by the bay and are seen regularly frolicking on the docks, as well as small, reddish minks. Curious harbor seals live in the bay and will keep an eye on you as you keep an eye on them. Our clear water along the shoreline makes for great undersea creature observations, including colorful seastars and sunstars. For divers, a resident octopus has his home in front of the Moran Mansion, 50 feet below the water’s surface.
Services
For additional information or assistance please contact the Front Desk by calling 376-2222, ext. 500.
CHECK-IN & CHECK-OUT TIME
Check-in time is after 4:00 p.m. Check-out time is prior to 11 a.m.
FAX ext. 503
Domestic facsimile transmittal is available at the Front Desk located in the Moran Mansion. The telephone number for sending and receiving fax correspondence is 360-376-2289. Please have sender put guest name and room number on the fax.
HOUSEKEEPING ext. 503
Please call the Front Desk for any housekeeping needs. Also, please let us know if there is anything in your room that is not working properly. This information helps us a great deal!
BANKING AND ATMS
Key Bank, Washington Federal Savings, and Islanders Bank are located in the town of Eastsound for ATMs and other banking transactions.
CAR RENTALS 376-7433
Rental vehicles are available from Orcas Island Rental Cars. Please make arrangements in advance to reserve a vehicle.
INTERNET ACCESS
Complimentary wireless internet access is available in all guest rooms and in the Moran Mansion and is identified as “Rosario.” No password is required.
ICE
Ice machines are located in the following locations:
Cliffhouse Suite Please come to the Front Desk.
Bayside Rooms Please come to the Front Desk.
Harborside Rooms Located toward the center of each building on the lower level.
Hillside Rooms Located in a small outbuilding between the 1900 building and 2000 building.
LAUNDROMAT
A laundromat is located in the Cascade Bay Grill & Store building at the Marina. Open seasonally.
LOST AND FOUND ext. 503
Please contact the Front Desk to report any lost or found items. Check your room carefully before departing to ensure that you have not left any personal items behind. Rosario Resort & Spa shall not be liable for loss of valuables in accordance with the provision of RCW 19.48.030. Please use your in-room safe for valuables.
VOICEMAIL ext. 8
If your telephone message waiting light is on, then you have a message within the resort’s voicemail system. To retrieve a message, pick up the handset, press ‘8,’ then enter your extension number (or room number) when asked for your password. The automated operator will guide you through the listening, saving, or deleting instructions. To delete messages, press ‘36.’
WAKE-UP CALL ext. 503
If you would like a wake-up call, please call the Front Desk before 10pm and we will be happy to assist you. There is also a clock radio with alarm in the room for your convenience.
Rosario History
Stepping into the Moran Mansion at Rosario is stepping back in time. Built between 1906-1909 by Seattle shipbuilder and former Mayor Robert Moran, The Mansion features original photographs from the late 1800’s and early 1900’s, original furnishings and fixtures, and an extensive display of the ships built by the Moran Brothers Company in Seattle. The Mansion is open to the public for self-guided tours from 8 am - 9 pm daily.
Originally from New York City, Robert Moran arrived on the Seattle waterfront in 1875 with a dime in his pocket. He became a ship’s engineer and was fortunate to work on several of John Muir’s Alaska expeditions. Eventually joined in Seattle by his brothers, Moran formed The Moran Bros. Company, a small family ship repair business that grew into a supplier for the Yukon Gold Rush, then a major West coast shipyard. The Moran Bros. Company quickly became Seattle’s largest employer when it won a naval contract to build the battleship U.S.S. Nebraska in 1902.
By 1904, the stress of business had taken a toll on Moran’s health and he was given only a few years to live. He purchased 7,000 acres on Orcas Island in the San Juan Islands in Northern Puget Sound, an area originally used as transient hunting and fishing grounds for the Lummi Tribe of the Salish Nation. He began to build his retirement home with the same integrity as his ocean-going vessels: massive and solid, yet elegant and gracious. Free from the pressures of his business, Moran recovered and lived until 1943!
The design of the Moran Mansion was inspired not only by Moran’s nautical background but also by the popular Arts and Crafts movement of the time. The movement had emerged as a revolt to the industrial revolution from a humanist perspective. The shift of labor from man to machine had robbed craftsmen of the pleasure of seeing their work through from conception to completion, as the traditional values of quality and beauty were being replaced by economy and profit. Moran saw this transpiring every day at his shipyard. The Arts and Crafts movement offered a mindset being promoted in America by Gustav Stickley’s “The Craftsman” Magazine – a devotion to the honesty of craftsmanship, simplicity of design, and the joys of nature.
Moran’s dedication to the Arts and Crafts ideals is evident throughout Mansion with its rich mahogany paneling, earthen tone tiles, stain glass lighting, and unique fireplace hearths. The centerpiece of The Mansion is the Music Room, featuring a two story 1913 Aeolian pipe organ, 1900 Steinway grand piano, a Belgian stain-glass window picturing the harbor at Antwerp, and two mezzanine libraries overlooking a Tiffany chandelier, which depicts various performing arts.
Moran hired the leading landscape architectural firm of the day, Olmsted Brothers, to enhance the grounds with their trademark naturalistic landscapes, water features and paths – elements designed to encourage the exploration of nature.
In 1911, Moran offered Washington State thousands of acres to become one of Washington’s first State Parks. This donation was highly influenced by his early association with preservationist John Muir and by the conservation policies of President Roosevelt. Today, the resort property borders one of Washington’s premier state parks, Moran State Park.
In 1938, Moran sold Rosario to Donald Rheem for $50,000. Rheem was the founder of Rheem Manufacturing in the San Francisco Bay area, known today for their water heaters and heat pumps. Rosario was Rheem’s vacation home for 20 years, but his wife Alice ended up making it her permanent residence…literally. Stories from employees and guests of her ghost still haunting The Mansion make for a unique paranormal attraction.
Texan Ralph Curtain purchased Rosario from Rheem in 1958, but his dream of turning the estate into a resort quickly ended when his oil wells dried up. He sold Rosario in 1960 for $225,000 – half the original purchase price – to Gil Geiser of Seattle. Geiser sold a bowling alley and hardware store to open Rosario Resort on April 1, 1960.
Today, Rosario Resort & Spa is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
MORAN MANSION MUSEUM The Moran Mansion Museum is a tribute to the man who built and made The Mansion his home – shipbuilder and former Seattle mayor Robert Moran. The Museum features original photographs taken from the early 1900’s, Arts and Crafts period furniture and furnishings, and an extensive display of the ships built by the Moran Bros. Company in Seattle. The Mansion Museum is open to the public for self-guided tours from 8 am - 9 pm daily.
MUSIC CONCERT AND ROSARIO HISTORY NARRATIVE
Christopher Peacock, musician, author, and Rosario historian, offers a presentation of music and photography that walks guests through the history of the Moran family and the Rosario estate. Highlights of the presentation include the historic Moran Photograph Collection, Phantom of the Opera music played on the Mansion’s 1913 Aeolian organ (featuring 1,972 pipes) with silent film, stories of the Mansion’s most colorful residents, and Christopher’s original piano compositions played on the 1900 Steinway Grand Piano.
Complimentary and open to the public. Saturdays at 4 pm.
TRANSPORTATION
Around the Island
There are various methods of transportation around Orcas Island if you do not have your own vehicle. Rental cars are available from Orcas Car Rentals at 376-7433. There are bicycle and moped rentals on the island as well, with seasonal variations in availability. Also, are several taxi services.
Rental Cars: Orcas Island Rental Cars 376-7433
Taxis: Orcas Island Taxi Service 376-TAXI (8294)
New Orcas Taxi Tours 376-6668 or 298-1639 (cell)
FERRY TERMINAL
The Orcas Island Ferry Terminal is on the southwestern part of the island, approximately a 30-minute drive from Rosario. Ferry reservations are required to and from Anacortes, although there may be limited space availability if you do not have a reservation. Service to Friday Harbor is first come, first serve. The Front Desk has copies of the current ferry schedule for your convenience. To learn more about the ferry operation, please call the front desk at extension 503, or visit the ferry website at: http://www.wsdot.wa.gov/Ferries/
Washington State Ferry Information: 800-843-3779 or 206-464-6400
Washington State Ferry Sydney, B.C. (Canada) Information: 888-808-7977
Washington State Ferry (Orcas Terminal): 376-6253
OTHER TRANSPORTATION
Kenmore Air (seaplane): 866-435-9524
San Juan Airlines: 800-874-4434
Northwest Sky Ferry: 360-376-7139
Paraclete Charters: 360-293-5920 or 800-808-2999
Island Express Charters: 360-299-2875 or 877-473-9777
Activities at Rosario
SHOPPING
MANSION BOUTIQUE EXT. 600 Open Daily 9 am -6 pm
The Mansion Boutique is located on the garden level of the Moran Mansion and features spa products, island art, gifts, clothing, swimsuits, and more.
CASCADE BAY GENERAL STORE EXT. 720 Open Daily 8 am - 5 pm through Sunday, September 10.
The Cascade Bay General Store offers ice cream, groceries, produce, candy, beer, wine, liquor, coffee, necessities, toys, gifts, clothing, and souvenirs. The store is located at the head of the marina dock and is open seasonally.
CONCERTS
MUSIC CONCERT AND ROSARIO HISTORY NARRATIVE
Christopher Peacock, musician, author, and Rosario historian, offers a presentation of music and photography that walks guests through the history of the Moran family and the Rosario estate. Highlights of the presentation include the historic Moran Photograph Collection, Phantom of the Opera music played on the Mansion’s 1913 Aeolian organ (featuring 1,972 pipes) with silent film, stories of the Mansion’s most colorful residents, and Christopher’s original piano compositions played on the 1900 Steinway Grand Piano. Tuesday-Saturday at 4 pm through September 16. Saturdays only at 4 pm after September 16.
Complimentary and open to the public.
MARINE EXCURSIONS
WHALE WATCHING TOURS 376-5989
Deer Harbor Charters is simply the best way to see and learn about orca whales and other marine wildlife of the San Juan Islands. Daily (seasonal) educational narrated trips with experienced captain/naturalists aboard leave the Rosario Marina daily (please call for times). www.deerharborcharters.com
KAYAK TOURS 376-4699
Enjoy a sea kayak tour with Shearwater Adventures, departing the Rosario Marina and guided by a knowledgeable and experienced guide (seasonal). Whether you are trying sea kayaking for the first time or wanting to improve your paddling skills, there is a tour or class for you. This is a great opportunity to learn about the marine aspects of our beautiful island and its surroundings. www.shearwaterkayaks.com
SAILING 376-5989
Deer Harbor Charters offers a relaxing sail aboard the gaff rigged sloop, SIMPLICITY. Sailing trips are guided by a USCG licensed captain/naturalist. Departs directly from the Rosario Marina (seasonal). Sunset and custom trips are also available. www.deerharborcharters.com
Activities on Orcas Island
BICYCLE RENTALS
Bicycle rentals, as an alternative method to enjoying the scenic beauty of Orcas Island, are available for 1-day, 3-day, or weekly rentals. Helmets are included, and the friendly folks will outfit and size you properly. Call Wildlife Cycles in Eastsound at 376-4708.
ORCAS ISLAND GOLF COURSE
The Orcas Island Golf Course is open to the public and is just 20 minutes from the resort. This is a PGA-rated nine-hole course (with alternate tees for those wishing to play 18) with rentals and power carts available. Pro shop, gift shop and food are also available. Contact the Golf Course directly at 376-4400.
HORSEBACK RIDING
Turtlehead Trails offers private guided horseback rides & lunch rides which can include swimming &/or hiking, depending on preference. Turtlehead Trails also offers a half day & full day ‘Horsing Around Program’ for children aimed at teaching basic horsemanship skills. 376-3649.
Orcas Island Trail Rides offer a wide range of guided horseback adventures through an enchanting old growth forest on Orcas Island. 376-2134
MORAN STATE PARK
More than 5,000 acres, 38 miles of trails for hiking and mountain biking, plus lakes and waterfalls to explore and get back to nature. Experience the beautiful drive up Mt. Constitution to the observation tower and enjoy a 360-degree view of the San Juan Archipelago, Vancouver Island, and the Cascade & Olympic Mountain Ranges. Swimming and paddle boat rentals are available at the Cascade Lake Picnic Area. Washington State “Discover” Parking Passes are required (available at the park office) for $10 a day or $30 a year.
OBSTRUCTION PASS STATE PARK
Follow Olga Road south to Obstruction Pass Road for this is great short (1/2 mile) hike. Leading to a south-facing, secluded pebble beach, the view is awe-inspiring. Sheer cliffs, sweeping views, and enchanting forests lead to the shoreline below. A terrific place for a picnic! Proper footwear is recommended, as the hike is primitive in areas. Washington State “Discover” Parking Passes are required (available at the park office) for $10/day or $30/ year.
ORCAS CENTER
Concerts, theatre, art exhibits, & special events. Call 376-2281 for performances and times.
THE FUNHOUSE
Interactive, hands-on discovery center, for kids, teens & adults. Over 50 exhibits include climbing wall, interactive science displays, internet stations, activity room with pool table & foosball, pitching cage, arts & crafts, and outdoor playground & garden. Call 376-7177 for hours and admission information. Friday and Saturday nights are open to teenagers only.
ORCAS ISLAND FARMERS MARKET
Island Fresh, Island Made. The Orcas Island Farmer’s Market is a weekly gathering of farmers, artists, and chefs, all sharing goods produced on Orcas Island. Saturdays from May - September. 10 am - 3 pm on Eastsound’s Village Green.
SHOPPING
There are a variety of shops located in the village of Eastsound. Please see the map of Orcas Island for more details and information about the stores and shops on Orcas Island.
SEAVIEW MOVIE THEATRE
A quaint, single-screen movie house in Eastsound. Call 376-5724 for this week’s movie and time.
ORCAS ISLAND SKATE PARK
World-Class skate park for boarders and in-line skaters. The park is located on school grounds at Buck Park, which includes tennis courts, basketball court, and ball fields. A great place for spectators, too!
Galleries & Museums
ORCAS ISLAND ARTWORKS GALLERY
One of the oldest Northwest cooperative galleries. Over 65 local artists on display, with pottery, drawings, paintings, sculpture, jewelry, glass, wood art, and more. Olga. 376-4408.
CROW VALLEY POTTERY
Crow Valley Pottery features original works in a variety of media. Eastsound. 376-4260.
JAMES HARDMAN GALLERY
Featuring original paintings and music by Orcas Island artist James Hardman. Eastsound. 376-4588.
OLGA POTTERY
Olga Pottery is the studio/showroom of Jerry Weatherman, creating a remarkably wide variety of finely crafted porcelain and stoneware on Orcas since 1980. Olga. 376-4648.
ORCAS ARTS & GIFTS
Sea glass, local handmade jewelry, blown glass, Northwest Native American art, carvings, prints, beads from the world; museum quality fossil specimens. Jewelry repair while you wait. 360-941-7297.
ORCAS CENTER GALLERY
Paintings, sculpture, pottery. Changing exhibits. On Mt. Baker Road, just North of Eastsound, 376-2281.
ORCAS ISLAND HISTORICAL MUSEUM
In the 1950s and 1960s, various island families donated six original homestead cabins built during the 1870s and the 1890s to the Historical Society. These cabins not only house the collections, but are considered important historical artifacts in themselves. The museum features aspects of island history as told through the life stories and material culture of the First Peoples and early European-American settlers of this area. Open June- September, Tuesday-Sunday. In the heart of Eastsound Village, 376-4849.
ORCAS ISLAND POTTERY
Beautiful jewel toned functional art, set in an enchanted forest that opens to a water-view location in an 1860’s log cabin. Displays the work of more than 20 artists. On West Beach Road. 376-2813
Dining on Orcas Island
Click here for Orcas Island Dining Guide
THE MANSION RESTAURANT AT ROSARIO 376-2152 ext. 400
Dining in the historic Moran Mansion with fresh, indigenous, house made products.
BROWN BEAR BAKING 360-855-7456
Artisanal handcrafted pastries and hearth bread baked daily.
BUCK BAY SHELLFISH FARM BISTRO, OYSTER & WINE BAR 376-6958
Seafood and wine in Olga overlooking Buck Bay.
DEER HARBOR INN 376-1040
The relaxed atmosphere of Deer Harbor Inn Restaurant provides a welcoming environment.
DOE BAY CAFE 376-8059
Features organic vegetables and fruits grown by a network of local Orcas farmers.
TIDEPOOL 376-8059
Serving espresso drinks, made to order crepes, a gelateria, grilled panini and baked goods.
HOGSTONE’S WOOD OVEN / AELDER 376-4647
Hogstone’s is a farm to table, local, organic, sustainable, restaurant featuring wood oven pizzas and nightly tasting menus.
INN AT SHIP BAY 376-5886
Inn at Ship Bay features local organic produce, seafood and meats.
ISLAND HOPPIN’ BREWERY 376-6079
A neighborhood brewery with a small, quintessential Northwest taproom.
ISLAND SKILLET 376-3984
Casual breakfast dining located in the heart of Eastsound. Open daily 7 a.m. – 3 p.m.
KINGFISH AT WESTSOUND 376-4440
Creative cuisine featuring local ingrediants.
LOWER TAVERN 376-4848
Burgers and brews! Where the locals hang.
MADRONA BAR AND GRILL 376-7171
Offering a varied menu for lunch and dinner on the water in Eastsound.
MIJITAS MEXICAN KITCHEN 376-6722
Mijitas’ menu is inspired by Chef Raul’s hometown in Mexico, incorporating local ingredients.
NEW LEAF CAFE 376-2200
Brunch is served at New Leaf Cafe, located in the Outlook Inn.
ORCAS HOTEL 376-4300
Espresso cafe, bakery and full-service restaurant overlooking the Orcas ferry landing.
PIZZERIA PORTOFINO 376-2085
Pizza made fresh with quality ingredients, enjoyed in a family-friendly atmosphere.