Walla Walla is located in southeastern Washington about 6 miles north of the Oregon border. Famous for its wine heritage, sweet onions, and thriving agricultural industry, Walla Walla is often considered the unofficial capital of Washington’s wine industry with over 120 vineyards and dozens of downtown tasting rooms spread over several blocks.
Walla Walla featured the largest Chinese community in eastern Washington, arriving after the Idaho gold rush and staying to work on the railroads.
Chinese heritage
Downtown dining
Browne Family Vineyards
Hattaway’s on Alder
Amuse-bouche, pimento appetizer
Swordfish
Red crab pasta
What a great little town!
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