Details Home & Garden is a nicely curated shop full of interesting accents for your home with a vintage flair. Located at 18827 Front St NE in the heart of downtown Poulsbo, it’s the kind of place that’s easy to linger in — shelves filled with unique home décor, quality baskets, cookbooks, puzzles, cards, and thoughtfully chosen gifts for any occasion.
The shop is beloved for its love of old, time-worn found objects, gardening, and architecture — a sensibility that comes through in every curated corner. Reviewers consistently rave about the warm, personal service, calling it one of their favorite stops in Poulsbo. Owner Wendy is known for going above and beyond to help customers find the perfect gift, and the shop’s resident pups Astro and Panda are an added bonus for animal lovers.
Details Home & Garden also has a second location at 278 Winslow Way on Bainbridge Island, making it a beloved destination across the Kitsap Peninsula.
Open daily 10am–5:30pm at 18827 Front St NE.
The Sip is one of Poulsbo’s most distinctive and social spots — a self-serve, pay-by-the-ounce taproom and wine lounge right on Front Street in the heart of downtown. Whether you’re a craft beer enthusiast, a wine explorer, or someone who just wants to try a little of everything, the format here is designed for exactly that.
The concept is simple and genuinely fun: check in with the greeter, open a tap card linked to your credit card, grab a glass, and pour from any of 36 revolving taps. You’re charged only for what you pour — by the ounce — which means you can sample freely and discover something new without committing to a full glass. The rotating lineup spans Washington wines, craft beers, ciders, wine cocktails, kombucha, cold brew coffee, seltzer, and root beer, with a strong emphasis on exceptional Pacific Northwest producers alongside unique finds from around the country.
Beyond the taps, The Sip is a genuinely welcoming hangout space with pinball machines, shuffleboard, arcade games, and board games — making it a natural fit for groups, families, date nights, and everything in between. A full food menu covers lunch, dinner, and snacks, ordered at check-in or via QR code at your table and delivered to you. Happy hour runs Sunday through Friday from 3–5pm with 20% off all taps plus food specials. The space is also available for private events and rentals.
Digital gift cards are available through their website and never expire. Open daily 11:30am–9pm. Located at 18801 Front Street NE, Poulsbo. Call (360) 564-9782 or visit pouryoursip.com.
Field House is a market-to-table restaurant concept from the team behind Town & Country Markets, with a menu crafted by celebrated Seattle chef Ethan Stowell. The idea is simple and delicious: every dish is made using ingredients sourced directly from the T&C market right where you’re sitting. The Poulsbo location offers a full breakfast menu weekdays from 7–11am and weekends 7am–noon, lunch and dinner daily from 11am–8pm (noon on weekends), and an everyday BBQ menu from 11am–7pm. Whether you’re grabbing a quick bite before shopping or settling in for a full meal, Field House brings thoughtful, locally sourced Pacific Northwest cooking to an approachable, casual setting. Dine in, order takeout at the counter, or order online. Located inside Town & Country Market at 20148 10th Ave NE in the 305.
Ty’s Wine & Brew is a woman-owned hybrid tavern and bottle shop tucked along Viking Avenue, offering a refreshingly relaxed alternative to the usual Poulsbo outing. The thoughtfully curated space serves wine, beer, cider, and non-alcoholic beverages — available to enjoy on-site or take home — with an emphasis on quality, discovery, and genuine community connection. Inside, the layout feels more like a well-loved home than a traditional bar, with cozy couch seating around a fireplace, game tables, bar seating with a gorgeous wooden top, and traditional sit-down areas, each with its own distinct vibe. The owner is known for being knowledgeable and enthusiastic about the selection, making it a great spot to try something new — whether that’s a wine from an unexpected region or a locally crafted hazy IPA. True to its community mission, Ty’s donates a portion of profits to local and environmental charities. Light snacks are available, and outside food is welcome.
