The center of the universe.

Gathering here since 1884

Also known as downtown Olalla. Sourdough pizza, twelve rotating taps, morning coffee and a patio right on the water, Thursday through Sunday.

  • Pizza
  • Beer & wine
  • Ice cream
  • Sandwiches
  • Grocery
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A double rainbow over Colvos Passage, framed by the market's Welcome to the Salish Sea sign and the old dock pilings
The patio at low tide, signal flags strung overhead and a sailboat resting on the mudflatInside the market: timber trusses, a canoe chandelier, gift tables and the pizza ovenThe Olalla Bay Market storefront by day, bright pool floats hung around the door and the bay behind

What's on, and when

8 am

Coffee and pastries

Cutters Point espresso, baked eggs, breakfast sandwiches and a pastry case worth getting up for.

Breakfast, lunch and the taps
11 am

Lunch

Salads, soup, sandwiches on house focaccia, charcuterie boards and hot soft pretzels with cheese sauce.

2 pm

Sourdough pizza

From 2 pm Thursday to Saturday, and from 11 am on Sunday, until it sells out.

A new pizza every Thursday

Marta's Choice · Sept 24 to 27Chicken Alfredo with Crispy BaconAlfredo, chicken, crispy bacon, melted cheese and fresh parsleyThe crust takes five days, so when it's gone, it's gone until next week.
How a five-day pizza gets made
Overhead view of this week's square sourdough pizza: chicken, crispy bacon, an Alfredo drizzle and chopped parsley

The last old building on the bay

There has been a store on this corner since 1884. It has come back from fire more than once, traded names a few times, and outlasted the steamers, the sawmill and the hotel on the pier. The murals on our walls tell some of the story. The one-room museum next door at the Landing tells the rest.

Read the Olalla story
Old postcard of a two-story wooden building captioned Store and Post Office, Olalla, Wash.
Store and post office. [YEAR]
The white two-story Charles F. Nelson General Merchandise store with a delivery truck and cars out front
Charles F. Nelson General Merchandise.
Greggersen's, a low gabled building with a script sign, and 1940s cars parked out front
Greggersen's, around 1950.
The front of Al's with its big script sign, flags along the gable and neon beer signs in the windows
Al's, in its last years.
A grinning golden retriever offering a paw on the patio, a pint on a little table by the water

Twelve taps and a general store

Local beer and cider on tap, wine, groceries, Olalla merch and things you didn't come in for. Out back, a heated patio right on the bay. Dogs and kids welcome.

See what's on tapBrowse the general store
The market and the Landing seen from the hill above, beside the bridge where the lagoon meets Colvos Passage

Gathering is the whole point

Book club with Gregg Olsen, classes and exhibits at the Landing, the Polar Bear Plunge on New Year's Day and a Christmas Eve book hunt. The Landing is also yours to book.

See the Olalla year

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