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We usually stay here once during the year, its fascinating place and never too busy and quiet. Some great places to eat although the only thing I would say is that they do close early here even in peak periods, some at 7pm. Also, it’s difficult to figure out where to fish is you would like to try here. There are many regulations and it’s difficult to understand exactly where you can fish if you're not familiar. Anyway, always have a great time here and highly recommend a stay for a few days.

The whole Bavarian theme was great! Lots of delicious food (not just Brats & Pretzels) including lots good Hispanic and italian and sweets. Everyone is super nice. The main shopping/food area was really clean considering the huge amount of ppl. We went middle of July but hear great things about holiday season. The only downside was when we got there we did not realize alot of stores close around 5pm, being family ran in a small town makes sense. But the bars/breweries stayed open till about 11pm which made it ok.

Leavenworth is a fun little town. The setting is ridiculously beautiful and if you drive 20 minutes East, you will see another view of gorgeous terrain around Cashmere and Dryden that is spectacular. There is good food to be had, several shops and they are beginning to offer some important selections, such as quality coffee, and healthier food options. Still, I cannot regret eating poutine and a Reuben with sauerkraut! I love the Danish Bakery and the Gingerbread Factory, too!

Super cute Bavarian-themed town. Kitschy, but fun nonetheless. Food options are pretty decent, although tend to be on the pricier side. We enjoyed all the beer gardens and wine tastings available. The views of the Cascades from the town are incredible, especially at dawn and dusk. Parking was pretty difficult and we had to park pretty far away and walk into the town center.

Living here for many years in WA this was probably the first time ever I did not enjoy this place. COVID has just wrecked havoc on many places and this one took the hit as well. Main street is now shut down to all cars which is nice so you can now use the street as well as the sidewalks, they have placed tables and chairs like mini beer gardens on the street now for all eateries on that road. Kinda of weird but I guess what ever works for them. Many of the quaint little stores are now gone and I was seeing a lot of repetition of over priced clothing and spendy little gifts that you could purchase at your local mall. Gone are the GERMAN souvenirs, German Clocks and other items that would come from there, don't get me wrong there are still a few things around but not as it was. Many of the shops are closed or gone and those that are still there closed at 5/6 pm. I would think you'd want to stay open a little later with a town full fo people and the large loss you took shut down due to COVID. All in all it still remains a cute little day trip town to visit reminding me of the days I lived in Germany. The buildings are old and many on the main drag could really use a face lift. How about some paint and repainting those beautiful murals that have long faded away? Come on Leavenworth your still a tourist trap high on the tourist must see places. Make it worth their while, make me smile again and make me feel glad that I came back here once again to visit this once was beautiful town.

I loved the German atmosphere that was present in everything from the shops to the cafes, restaurants and Bier Gartens. I found the German meals to be EXCELLENT, and after having lived and worked in Germany for 2 years, I almost felt like I was back in Bavaria! One of the highlights of my trip was the Summer Theater production of "The Sound of Music" which was performed at the Ski Hill Amphitheater. It was an outstanding performance and they even provided cushions for the chairs. :)