Walla Walla Weekend Wine Getaway
The perfect 2-day wine country escape with a balanced mix of tastings, dining, and relaxation.
Day 1: Downtown Discovery
Ease into wine country with downtown Walla Walla tastings and excellent dining.
Check-in at Marcus Whitman Hotel
Historic downtown hotel within walking distance to tasting rooms. The lobby bar at L'Ecole Heritage Wine Bar is right inside.
Kontos Cellars
Family-owned winery with a welcoming covered patio and wine barrel swings. Great Bordeaux varietals and a warm, relaxed atmosphere.
💡Ask about their estate vineyard story - the Kontos family loves sharing their journey.
Lunch at Passatempo Taverna
Italian cuisine with house-made pastas and wood-fired pizzas. Perfect for sharing plates and local wines by the glass.
Seven Hills Winery
One of Walla Walla's founding wineries (1988) in a beautiful historic building. Classic, approachable wines with knowledgeable staff.
💡Seven Hills was one of the first seven wineries in Walla Walla - ask about the valley's early days.
Rest & Refresh
Return to hotel. Freshen up before dinner. Explore downtown shops if time permits.
Dinner at Hattaway's on Alder
Southern-inspired cuisine with Pacific Northwest ingredients. Highly rated (4.7 stars) with creative cocktails and an excellent wine list.
💡Make reservations well in advance - this is one of the most popular spots in town.
Day 2: Wine Country Exploration
Venture out to estate wineries for vineyard views and behind-the-scenes experiences.
Breakfast at Bacon & Eggs
Hearty breakfast to fuel your wine country day. Local favorite with generous portions.
L'Ecole No 41
Third-oldest winery in the valley, housed in a charming 1915 schoolhouse. Educational, welcoming, and a Walla Walla icon.
💡The historic schoolhouse setting makes this a must-see. Walk-ins welcome.
Picnic Lunch from Graze
Pick up gourmet sandwiches and provisions from Graze. Many wineries welcome picnickers on their grounds.
FIGGINS
From the Leonetti Cellar family, with stunning views and Washington's first hillside basalt caves. Elevated tasting experience.
💡Reserve the cave tour in advance ($150/person) for a truly memorable experience.
Return Downtown
Head back to downtown to rest and freshen up before dinner.
Dinner at Brasserie Four
French bistro in the heart of downtown. Classic dishes, excellent wine list, and perfect for a relaxed final evening.
💡Pro Tips for This Trip
- •Book restaurant reservations as early as possible - popular spots fill up weeks in advance, especially for weekends
- •Bring a cooler for wine purchases - summer heat can damage wine in a hot car
- •If driving yourself: limit to 1-2 tasting stops with a full lunch in between. For more wineries, book a tour so everyone can fully enjoy
- •Consider shipping wine home if purchasing significant quantities
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