Step into a one-of-a-kind opportunity to own a turnkey restaurant and bar in the heart of downtown Port Angeles, with the building included in the sale. This historic early 1920s Kuppler Brothers building, fully renovated in 2024, blends modern functionality with timeless charm, offering a space designed for both practicality and comfort.
The current owner, with over 20 years of experience in the restaurant industry, carefully designed the space to be efficient and functional for staff, while also creating a spacious and inviting atmosphere for guests. The layout features a full dining room, a separate full-service bar, outdoor seating, and a chef-designed commercial kitchen. Seating is in place for 90+, and the sale includes catering equipment, making it ready for immediate operation.
The building also offers a full basement with a half bath and usable air space, perfect for storage, prep, or future expansion. Located less than a block from the Field Arts and Events Hall and just three blocks from the ferry to Victoria, the property benefits from strong foot traffic and a vibrant downtown location.
With modern renovations, a fully equipped kitchen, and a thoughtfully designed layout, this restaurant has immense potential for growth, whether through catering, expanded hours, events, or additional marketing. The combination of prime location, historic character, and turnkey readiness makes this a rare opportunity for a restaurateur ready to step into a well-planned and beautifully maintained space.
The Downtown Waterfront District is the cultural and commercial heart of Port Angeles, framed by the Olympic Mountains on one side and the Strait of Juan de Fuca on the other. This historic area has been seeing steady revitalization, with renewed investment, updated storefronts, public art, and a growing collection of local businesses that give the district a strong sense of place.
The Waterfront District is known for its walkable layout, especially along Front Street and First Street where most shops, cafés, and restaurants are located. Visitors arriving on the Coho Ferry are only a short walk from the core of downtown, making this one of the first areas they explore after docking. Between ferry passengers, hotel guests, cruise-tour groups, and locals running errands or enjoying the waterfront, the district experiences consistent foot traffic throughout the day.
Parking is readily available in the surrounding blocks, and ongoing city improvements continue to enhance pedestrian access, crossings, and overall connectivity. For a restaurant, this means strong visibility and easy access for both regular patrons and visitors who discover downtown on foot.
A standout anchor in the district is the new Field Arts & Events Hall on the waterfront. The venue hosts an active schedule of concerts, performances, film events, community gatherings, and arts programming. These events bring in steady evening and weekend crowds who naturally spill into nearby restaurants before and after shows. The hall has quickly become one of the most influential drivers of nightlife and cultural activity in the area.
The district blends historic architecture with fresh energy. Many buildings date back to the early 1900s, and new businesses continue to fill storefronts as the area gains momentum. Community events, art walks, seasonal festivals, and ongoing beautification efforts have strengthened its identity as an up-and-coming part of town with real staying power.
A restaurant located here benefits from year-round walkability, constant visitor turnover from the Coho Ferry, a strong local customer base, and event-related traffic from Field Hall. It’s an area with genuine charm, steady growth, and a loyal mix of locals and travelers looking for a place to eat.
