The Best Wine Bars and Wineries in Enumclaw, WA
May 19, 2026
When guests ask us what there is to do besides hiking and skiing, wine tasting doesn’t usually come to mind first. But it should. Enumclaw has a dedicated wine bar on Railroad Street, a family-owned winery right on Cole Street with a 4.9-star rating, and a taproom that pours Washington wine alongside its craft beer list — all within walking distance of our properties.
Most people drive through Enumclaw assuming it’s just a gateway town. The ones who slow down and actually explore it find something different. Here’s where to go if wine is on the agenda.
Bordeaux Wine Bar — Enumclaw’s Dedicated Wine Destination
A vintage-inspired, 21+ wine bar on Railroad Street with a focus on Pacific Northwest wine, casual bites, and the kind of relaxed atmosphere that makes it easy to stay for one more glass.
Bordeaux is the spot for guests who want a proper wine bar experience without leaving Enumclaw. The focus is squarely on Pacific Northwest wine — this isn’t a place trying to be everything to everyone — and the staff are thoughtful about what they’re pouring. The vibe is vintage-inspired and unhurried, which fits perfectly after a day on the mountain when you want somewhere to decompress that feels a little more intentional than a barstool at the pub.
They also serve casual bites, so you don’t need to eat beforehand. And on weekends they open early with brunch — a genuinely nice option if you want a slow Saturday morning before heading up to Rainier.
One thing to note: Bordeaux is 21+, so it’s best for couples and adult groups rather than families.
Why we love sending guests here: It fills a gap that Enumclaw didn’t used to have — a dedicated wine destination right in town. Leony’s is the place to learn about wine from the winemaker; Bordeaux is the place to settle in with a glass and let the evening unfold.
Address: 1710 Railroad St, Enumclaw, WA 98022
Phone: (360) 226-3355
Hours: Mon–Thu 12–9pm · Fri–Sat 10am–10pm · Sun 10am–9pm (brunch Sat–Sun 10am–3pm)
Website: bordeauxwinebar.com
Leony’s Cellars — The Winery Right on Cole Street
A small-production, family-owned winery tucked into downtown Enumclaw, steps from our properties, with some of the most personal wine tasting you’ll find anywhere in western Washington.
Most guests walk right past Leony’s without knowing what’s inside, which is honestly a crime. Salvador and Sandi are the winemakers, and they are present — not in a front-of-house staff kind of way, but actually there, talking about their grapes, their blends, and why they made each bottle the way they did. That personal dimension is what makes tasting here feel completely different from a polished tasting room experience. You’re having a conversation, not being processed through a flight.
The wines themselves hold up. Salvador sources grapes thoughtfully and crafts the kind of blends that reflect actual decisions — about region, about timing, about what he was trying to make. Guests who stop in expecting a casual tasting often end up joining the wine club. That tells you something.
Why we love sending guests here: It’s five minutes on foot from our properties, which means you can fit it into a lazy afternoon without committing to a whole day. Come back for your bottles before you check out.
Address: 1609 Cole St, Enumclaw, WA 98022
Phone: (360) 500-9942
Hours: Mon closed · Tue–Thu 2–7pm · Fri–Sat 2–9pm · Sun 2–7pm
Rating: 4.9 (47 reviews)
Fill’s Growlers — Wine on Tap, the Enumclaw Way
Not a winery, but the best place in town to taste Washington wine by the glass without committing to a full bottle — alongside 25+ rotating taps of craft beer, cider, and soda.
We know Fill’s is primarily a beer taproom, and we already mention it in our brewery guide. But it earns a mention here for wine lovers specifically, because the rotating wine selection is curated and well-poured, and it’s one of the most relaxed, low-key ways to spend an evening in Enumclaw. The setting — a renovated 1914 Craftsman house on Porter Street — makes every visit feel like you’ve been invited to a particularly well-stocked friend’s house.
It’s also family-friendly, which makes it a good option when Bordeaux’s 21+ door policy doesn’t work for your group.
Good to know: Fill’s carries local Washington wines and rotates regularly, so what’s on tap changes. Worth asking the staff what they’re excited about when you walk in.
Address: 1634 Porter St, Enumclaw, WA 98022
Hours: Mon–Thu 2–9pm · Fri 2–10pm · Sat 12–10pm · Sun 12–8pm
The Bottom Line
Enumclaw’s wine scene is one of the town’s best-kept secrets. You have Bordeaux Wine Bar on Railroad Street for a proper PNW wine bar experience, Leony’s Cellars on Cole Street for a personal small-production tasting with the winemaker himself, and Fill’s for Washington wine by the glass in the most relaxed setting in town. All three are walkable from our properties.
It’s the kind of thing that makes a Rainier weekend feel like more than just a hiking trip. Whether you’re winding down after a day on the mountain or just looking for a slow evening in town, Enumclaw has you covered.
As always, we’re happy to give more specific recommendations based on what you’re looking for. Just ask at check-in.
FAQ: Wine Tasting in Enumclaw, WA
What’s the best wine bar for a date night in Enumclaw?
Bordeaux Wine Bar on Railroad Street is the top pick — vintage atmosphere, Pacific Northwest wine focus, casual bites, and a genuinely unhurried vibe. It’s 21+, which makes it a natural fit for couples. Leony’s Cellars on Cole Street is a great earlier-evening option if you want to taste with the winemaker before dinner.
Does Fill’s Growlers serve wine?
Yes. Fill’s Growlers at 1634 Porter St carries Washington wine on its rotating tap selection alongside craft beer and cider. It’s not a dedicated wine bar, but it’s a great low-key option — and family-friendly, unlike Bordeaux.
Can you do wine tasting without a reservation in Enumclaw?
Yes. Both Bordeaux Wine Bar and Leony’s Cellars welcome walk-ins during their open hours. No reservation needed for either.
How close are Enumclaw’s wine spots to Rainier Collective?
All three are within easy walking distance of our properties. Bordeaux Wine Bar and Leony’s Cellars are both under ten minutes on foot. Fill’s Growlers is a short walk down Porter Street. You don’t need to get in the car.
We’d love to host you. Check availability at rainiercollective.com or browse our listings on Airbnb. Questions about the area? Reach out — we’re locals, and we love helping guests plan the perfect Rainier trip.