A Haven for Coffee Lovers  Drip & Sip offers an authentic Vietnamese coffee experience, inviting patrons to savor the rich, bold flavors that define this unique café. Find a taste of Vietnamese culture and cuisine in the heart of Tukwila in this cozy corner café.   

The Vibe:  Drip & Sip boasts a cozy and inviting atmosphere, perfect for those moments of solitude with your favorite book or for engaging conversations with friends. With free wi-fi available, you can be productive while you enjoy your coffee. It’s a small, charming space that welcomes all who appreciate the craft of a well-brewed cup of coffee and the warmth of freshly made Vietnamese delicacies.  

Signature Offerings  
*	Coffee Connoisseurs' Delight: The Cà Phê Muối (Salted Coffee) stands out as a must-try, offering a unique twist on your caffeine routine​​.  
*	A Bite to Savor: Their Banh Mi Ga (Chicken Sandwich) and Nem Nuong (Grilled Pork) are crowd favorites, promising a delicious complement to their exquisite coffee​​.  

Why Visit?  
Drip & Sip is a tribute to the rich culinary heritage of Vietnam, serving up a slice of its vibrant culture right in Tukwila. Whether you're a coffee aficionado eager to explore new tastes or someone looking for a comforting, tasty meal, Drip & Sip delivers on all fronts. Drip & Sip is a gem in Tukwila's bustling coffee scene, offering an escape into the aromatic world of Vietnamese coffee and cuisine. It's a place where every sip and bite tells a story, inviting you to indulge in the high-quality coffee experience and savor the moment​​. Whether you're local or just passing through, Drip & Sip is a must-visit for an authentic, flavorful journey.

Drip & Sip Café

The Tukwila Community Center is in a peaceful setting along the Duwamish River. It hosts several activities and resources for seniors, adults, teens, and young children. This includes fitness, recreation and wellness programs, as well as a preschool.     

Getting to and from the Tukwila Community Center:   Did you know you can ride Via to Transit to the Tukwila Community Center?   Via to Transit, operated by King County Metro, is public transportation that comes to you. Book rides from the Via app, available in the App StoreGoogle Play, or by calling 206-258-7739. Via is the same price as riding the bus: $2.75 for adults, $1.00 ORCA LIFT and Regional Reduced Fare Permit (RRFP), and free for youth 18 and under. Pay using your ORCA card, Transit GO ticket, or using a credit/debit card in the Via app/call center. Accommodations are available for riders with disabilities and bicycles by request. Learn more at kingcounty.gov/metro/via<http://kingcounty.gov/metro/via>.    

Hyde Shuttle: The Hyde Shuttle is a FREE van service for seniors and people with disabilities living in Tukwila. You can ride anywhere within the service area set up by Senior Services. Shuttle hours are Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. Call 206-727-6262 to schedule a ride.     

Amenities:  Outside: picnic shelter, picnic tables, grill, playground, basketball hoops, walking path, softball field, T-ball field, soccer field, open field, restroom, skate park, and spray park     

Inside: gym, fitness center, locker rooms, and showers         

FACILITY RENTALS:  - Athletic Field (Softball/Soccer)  - Picnic Shelter (maximum capacity: 50)  - Indoor Facilities (Banquet Hall, Social Hall, Gymnasium for non-athletic use, Conference and Classrooms)      Availability is subject to review and scheduling by the Tukwila Community Center Rental Office. Information and Questions: Call 206-767-2322 or email Rentals@TukwilaWA.gov<mailto:Rentals@TukwilaWA.gov>

Tukwila Community Center

Bacovino offers a relaxed, elegant retreat where fine wine, community, and comfort converge. This boutique winery and tasting room brings a taste of Washington’s acclaimed vineyards to the heart of Tukwila, crafting award-winning wines in small batches that emphasize both tradition and innovation.    Visitors rave about the welcoming ambiance, where industrial-chic design is softened by cozy furnishings, and every glass poured comes with a story. Whether you’re a seasoned oenophile or new to the world of wine, Bacovino offers a tasting experience that feels both elevated and approachable.    

Highlights 
-Worth Toasting  Sip, Savor, and Stay Awhile    
-Locally Crafted Wines: Bacovino’s wines are made with grapes sourced from top Washington vineyards, showcasing the state’s diverse terroir. Their lineup includes bold reds, crisp whites, and lush rosés.    Stylish, Intimate Tasting Room: With urban art, modern lighting, and an open, inviting layout, the tasting room is perfect for both quiet sips and lively gatherings.    
-Personalized Tastings: Knowledgeable staff guide guests through the wine list, sharing insights about the winemaking process and pairing suggestions that enhance the experience.    
-Event-Friendly Atmosphere: Bacovino hosts private events, tastings, and even live music nights, making it a favorite for locals looking to celebrate or simply unwind.    
-Wine Club & Loyalty Perks: Regular visitors can join the Bacovino Wine Club for early releases, exclusive events, and curated shipments, deepening their connection to the brand.    
-The Vibe - Casual Elegance Meets Urban Wine Culture    

Bacovino blends modern Pacific Northwest sensibilities with classic wine-country charm. It's the kind of place where you can feel just as comfortable in jeans as you would dressed up for a special occasion. The laid-back vibe, coupled with warm hospitality, makes every visit feel like a relaxing escape—even in the middle of the city.    

Bacovino Winery

Duwamish Hill Preserve is a 10.5-acre public open space in Tukwila dedicated to conserving and enhancing its rich Native American cultural history, ecological significance, and community impact. Rising above the Duwamish River, the hill once served as a strategic vantage point where Native Americans could watch for incoming groups and communicate along the river valley. It also holds deep cultural resonance as part of the southern Puget Sound Salish oral tradition, appearing in the stories collectively known as the Epic of the Winds.    

Public art throughout the preserve invites visitors to engage with this layered history. At the base of the hill is a Salish Cultural Garden complemented by illustrated interpretive signs created by local artist Mette Hanson. Etched bench backs share moments from Tukwila’s past, offering quiet places for reflection. On the northwest side, a large granite installation—Journey Through the Seasonal Rounds—depicts the traditional uses of native plants, honoring the enduring relationship between the Duwamish people and the land. Together, these artistic elements, cultural stories, and natural features create a meaningful, immersive experience for all who visit.    

Thanks to the efforts of partners including Friends of the Hill, Forterra, and the City of Tukwila, the site has been actively restored since 2004 and now features an outdoor classroom, the Cultural Garden, an enhanced trail system, and ongoing volunteer restoration opportunities.    

About the Artist:    Mette Hanson has over 20 years of experience as an interpretive professional creating exhibits, artwork and classes that cultivate connections between people and the natural world. Drawing upon an extensive background in art, education, and science, Mette specializes in creating signage that is both artistic and enlightening. To ensure accuracy and bring the story of a place to life, she conducts meticulous research from many angles: from consulting with local experts and studyi

Duwamish Hill Preserve & Park

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The Girls State Swimming & Diving Championships bring Washington’s high school athletes together for a premier WIAA championship meet on November 13–14, 2026. Hosted by the Washington Interscholastic Activities Association at King County Aquatic Center in Federal Way, the event features competition across the 4A, 3A, and 1A/2A classifications, with heat sheets, live results, and a detailed schedule available for athletes, coaches, and fans.

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