Best of Pullman, WA
Known for being the largest city in Whitman County
About Pullman
Pull — a city in southeastern Washington’s Palouse region, it is the most populous community in Whitman County. With a 2020 census population of 32,901 and an estimated 33,543 in 2024, Pull has grown steadily over the decades. The town was originally called Three Forks before being renamed after industrialist George Pullman in 1881.
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The Black Cypress Bar & Kitchen
The Black Cypress Bar & Kitchen is a restaurant located at 215 East Main Street. It offers a variety of dishes and drinks in a relaxed setting.
View details →Best Hotels in Pullman
9 places · Where to stay, from budget-friendly to boutique.
Best Restaurants in Pullman
25 places · Where to eat, from neighborhood staples to standout kitchens.
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The Black Cypress Bar & Kitchen
The Black Cypress Bar & Kitchen is a restaurant located at 215 East Main Street. It offers a variety of dishes and drinks in a relaxed setting.
Best Cafés & Coffee in Pullman
7 places · Coffee shops, roasters and casual spots to linger.
Best Bars & Nightlife in Pullman
11 places · Cocktail bars, pubs and where the night goes.
Best Things to Do in Pullman
3 places · Museums, landmarks and the experiences worth your time.
Best Shops in Pullman
4 places · Independent boutiques, bookstores and places to browse.
Best Parks & Outdoors in Pullman
26 places · Green space, gardens and room to breathe.
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