4 Best Italian Restaurants near Port Townsend

“Every time I'm visiting a proper coastal town, solid seafood is on my agenda. That's what I came to Silverwater for. But I was blown away! My meal was plated with intention and cooked wonderfully. (Now that I've tasted fondant potatoes, I don't think I'll ever go back!) It was so delightful I turned my phone upside down and intentionally slowed my eating just to enjoy it. Rarely can I turn off my mind and just be in the moment, so this was a true gift. Paired with happenstance live music and attentive and warm staff, it was a genuine culinary experience I won't soon forget.

A shout-out to Barry, my waiter. His service was excellent to me, but what made him stand out was how he commended his kitchen colleagues for their skills, and how he treated another guest, a child. He crouched to her level for their conversation, rather than speak over her. It was an intentional and dignified choice, and it was reassuring that he was genuinely good at what he does and it wasn't for show.

When next I'm in town, I will absolutely be back.“

“We were in the ferry line
Long day (hubs drives a tow truck,too busy to eat breakfast lunch or dinner) finally had a minute waiting in line ,called pizza factory ,1st rate service and awesome food! Hands down best pizza ever.Highly recommend“

“The Old Alcohol Plant is an absolute gem! I had the pleasure of being part of a beautiful wedding here, and I was blown away. The staff was incredibly helpful and accommodating, making sure everything ran smoothly. The venue itself is stunning, with a gorgeous view that creates the perfect atmosphere for any celebration. Whether you’re hosting a wedding, party, or special event, this place is top-notch. Highly recommend!“

“Really good pizza. As in, surprisingly good pizza. Clearly freshly made dough, newly made tomato sauce (not canned!), and fresh vegetables! We were pleasantly surprised! It’s rare these days to get a pizza of that quality. We ate more than we intended and got another to go. All we wanted to know when we left was: could you please open one on the south end of the Island?!“