Best Restaurants of Kitsap 2022

WestSound Magazine presents the annual Best of West Sound results for 2022! Entries have been submitted from Bainbridge Island all the way to Gig Harbor. Here are a few restaurants the community loved most.

 

 

Maynard’s 2251 NW Bucklin Hill Road, Silverdale maynardsrestaurant.com With the tagline “Kitsap’s culinary destination,” Maynard’s offers locally sourced menus with bold flavors in a spacious, modern atmosphere. You’ll also find a bar with about 20 beers on tap and specialty cocktails; an educational kitchen that offers classes; and an adjacent market that serves coffee, pastries, and grab-and-go selections. Crabtree Kitchen+Bar 19225 8th Avenue NE, Suite 200, Poulsbo crabtreekitchen.com Crabtree Kitchen+Bar is both a casual and fine-dining restaurant. The rotating menu includes high-quality ingredients from local farmers, as well as Angus beef from the family’s Kingston cattle farm. For special events, the Garden Room opens into a patio overlooking a park.

 

 

Crabtree Kitchen+Bar is both a casual and fine-dining restaurant. The rotating menu includes high-quality ingredients from local farmers, as well as Angus beef from the family’s Kingston cattle farm. For special events, the Garden Room opens into a patio overlooking a park.

 

 

Started in 1996 by two brothers, Silver City Brewery is an unabashed local success story. Now brewing 10 year-round ales, as well as various seasonal lagers, limited series lagers, barrel-aged beers and rotating “rarities,” Silver City offers a brew for every taste bud and occasion. The Silver City Taproom features an extensive selection of draft beer.

 

 

Opened in 2013 and located in charming downtown Kingston, d’Vine Wine Bar & Bistro specializes in small-production Pacific Northwest and Old World wines. It also serves locally brewed beer and wine by the bottle or case. The charming bistro is located within a block from the ferry and has a patio overlooking Appletree Cove.

 

 

Coffee Oasis offers not only good coffee but hope for at-risk and homeless youth. Thousands of youth have passed through the doors of the Coffee Oasis, which started in the 1990s as a street ministry and has since expanded to include a variety of resources (showers, laundry, clothing, and food), youth centers, job training, mentoring, case management, a shelter and more. Stop by for a cup of good coffee and do some good for your community as well.