The Muse Whiskey Bar & Coffee Shop

Yesterday night I had the pleasure of getting to know a really cool establishment: the Muse Whiskey Bar & Coffee Shop, right by the water in Everett (north of Seattle). It is a very cool idea: when the old Port of Everett was renovated and became the new waterfront, a group of investors and the Port of Everett remodeled an old office building that used to belong to the Weyerhaeuser company, which used the offices to manage the shipping of tree trunks from Washington state. The remodeling transformed the building into a very nice bar and coffee shop, serving a fancy selection of whiskeys and coffees (just to give an idea, they keep some whiskeys under lock and key). The cool thing is that the internal division of the building remained, so you can get a little room with comfortable couches to enjoy your beverages. As an additional touch, I visited the place at a night with thick fog all around, so that gave a very interesting ambiance to the whole thing. I must confess, though, that as I was driving on the old pier, with very little visibility due to the fog, I was truly scared that I was going to drive into the sea...












Location: Everett, WA, USA

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  1. AnonymousDecember 27, 2023 at 6:53 AM

    Belíssimas fotos! Mais um lugar que eu quero conhecer quando estivermos por aí...

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