Love this restaurant inside the market. First level seating including upstairs and outdoor…read more Fish & Chips were cooked perfectly and the panko breading had a no-grease crunch. However, it was a little too salty for my liking. 3.8/5 Clam chowder: 3/5 The chicken in the Chicken Club was very thick. If it were cut lengthways, it would've been a perfect ratio to the other ingredients and more enjoyable to eat imo. 3.5/5 The service all around was amazing!

Recently had a takeout order of a Field House Rise & Shine sandwich, biscuits and gravy, Mac salad,…read moreand some potatoes... all were so good! The sandwich was a tad bit on the dry side, though. More sauce would have been perfection. Everything was seasoned well. The biscuits and gravy were to die for. I'm pretty easy to please with Mac salad and potatoes so I enjoyed them. Plenty of flavor. This was the first time I've had food from Field House and now I absolutely want to go dine-in. Highly recommend!

This is a nice spot along the main street in downtown Poulsbo. It's old fashioned and very small…read morebut kind of homely. The breakfast is exactly what I was looking for from a diner. Good eggs, nice sausage, great bacon, and good greasy hash browns. The biscuits were drier than Popeyes even with gravy, but I'll let that slide because the rest was so good. Service was pretty fast and friendly too.

I'm luv this place. I come to it relatively often…read more It's clean, the staff is friendly good energy and the atmosphere is nice. Just don't ask the chef to make scrambled eggs. You'll end up with an omelet that's been cut in half. If you send it back and say "I want SCRAMBLED eggs, not an omelet". They send it back as a cut up omelet. FRUSTRATING. PLEASE. Someone teach the chef to know how to make a freaking scrambled egg.

This bakery was on every list of recommended places to visit in Poulsbo so I had to check it out. I…read morewas here on a Sunday at 9:45am and there was a short line but it moved quickly. All their baked goods looked amazing. I tried the pecan roll and Viking cup without the cream cheese frosting! Both were excellent and the perfect sweet treat.

A popular bakery that's highly recommended during any Poulsbo trip. Even people in other buildings…read morearound town recommended this spot. I thought the items we grabbed were excessively sweet. Keeping an open mind that they offer a larger variety of pastries and goods I didn't try but my visit felt just average. While not overly impressed, I can appreciate a solid spot with fresh donuts and pastries managing high traffic. Line tends to be long but moves at a moderate speed, as the employees are open to chatting. Large Butterhorn - excessively sweet to a point where I felt sick of sugar because it's also pretty big. I personally would rather eat a fluffy donut because this felt more like a condensed block of sugar, but seems to be a favorite for others. Might just not be for me. Swedish Almond Pastry - while this was also super sweet, the almond flavor was able to pop out at times. Sliced almonds on top helped sprinkle some extra flavor but were ultimately consumed by the sweetness. A little flakier in texture which helped dissociate with the dense sugar block.

It's time for a review update! The Brass Kraken Pub is still right on the water in Poulsbo. They…read moreare no longer family-friendly, so make sure to leave anyone under 21 at home. They have monthly specials that highlight different themes, so be sure to ask about the current food and drink offerings. They offer 18 beers on draft and two ciders, along with Ghostfish Brewing Company gluten-free beer in cans. The menu includes oysters, elk burgers, nachos, wings, calamari, cheese curds, tacos, and more. On weekends, they serve brunch from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The patio area is nice and features bar stools that wrap around the entire building (there are no tables, just a bar-style railing). It can get a little warm outside since there's limited shade, but the view is to die for. For my gluten-free friends, the Brass Kraken offers gluten-free buns, corn tortillas for tacos, and one fully gluten-free beer option. A great place to visit it you are in the Poulsbo area.

We will start by saying the pork belly tacos are absolutely delicious! Unfortunately, we felt…read morecompelled to write a review because the service staff was disingenuous & dismissive. We also want to add the oyster shooters mignonette sauce was done perfect, but the oysters were a mushy mess... Good, but room for improvement.

Best Spiced Chai I've tasted! ...so says me, a global connoisseur of chai. Cozy welcoming place to…read morechill, chat, study. Expert Baristas

Cute local coffee shop in historic Poulsbo. My husband and I passed a few others in the area with…read morelines out the door, and on a chilly day we were desperate for a hot drink. We popped into Caffe Cocina at the perfect time and just about beat the crowd. However, the line piled up quick and made it feel crowded inside. There is a lot of indoor seating, but it's more of a sit down cafe than a quick latte to go. We both ordered a matcha latte, delicious. The staff were friendly and fast once we ordered. They also have milk alternatives which is nice.

For those that like fresh roasted coffee and well roasted coffee this is the place for you. In all…read moreof Kitsap this roaster stands above the rest. Small batch and roasted well never burnt. This location specifically is my favorite. (They have 1 downtown Poulsbo and another opening in Silverdale) It's the OG and everything about it whispers cozy coffee shop. A perfect place for a quiet date or a place to do some office work or meet with a friend. Even the outdoor seating is cozy. It's not a huge place so it's kind of forced into being cozy but they have used the space well. Even have a drive through. Though fair warning as this is the best coffee around that drive through line leaks onto the main rd and you may be better off just going inside. They also have such unique specials for espresso based drinks. I have never been led wrong by their flavor combos. The also sell single origin ethiopa coffee and canned cold brew, 2 things I am always on the hunt for.

Drinks are inconsistent, sometimes really good sometimes terrible and a waste of money. The staff…read morelacks any social skills, every time I stop by here on a week day the few girls I've interacted with consistently are awkward and unfriendly. I will not be returning to this location

The hummus toast was legit the most delicious breakfast I've had in years. The hummus was…read moreabsolutely perfect.

I've been meaning to stop in here for a while and finally did! It is tucked away into a shopping…read moremall and think that the location hinders this place a little, otherwise it would be absolutely packed! The gyro was amazing and very reasonably priced! I'm excited to come back and try the tabbouleh salad. Definitely recommend going here for a delicious and inexpensive lunch

Great local spot for breakfast!…read more I did drive passed it, it's pretty inconspicuous, but, after a quick u turn I found front row parking and we went inside. Seating is limited-three booths, a handful of counter seats and a table outside-so we were fortunate to walk in just as a booth opened up. From everyone else's reviews, it sounds like there can sometimes be a wait, but for us the planets aligned, and we sat pretty quickly. The menu is standard diner fare done well. If you are looking for sexy, avant-garde food, this ain't it. If you want a stick to your ribs meal that will sustain you for your adventure of the day, you are in the right place. It reminds me of how my grandma would cook breakfast, big portions, and big flavor. Bring your big appetite. Everyone is really friendly, be it the folks behind the counter or the folks in the booths. This is obviously a neighborhood favorite, and you can tell.

You're coming here to have your food delivered to you by a toy train. You're coming here because in…read morea digital world, it will impress your kids to have an analog and memorable experience. No one's coming here for the gourmet culinary experience. It's a great place to bring kids, tons of fun, with great customer service. Worth a stop if you've got children with you.

Came for the schnitzel and it didn't disappoint! I got the Jaeger schnitzel which is a breaded…read morefried pork cutlet with a mushroom gravy. You can pick two sides and I got potato salad and rotkohl (red cabbage). It was a very hearty and filling meal. The schnitzel with the mushroom gravy was delicious! I loved the sides too. My sister got the shepherds pie which was also great! Very flavorful and came with a fresh side salad. They have indoor seating and some outdoor seating on the balcony overlooking Poulsbo. I'd recommend sitting outside if it's a nice day! Definitely recommend this place if you're in Poulsbo. The portions are big, the food is delicious, and the staff are friendly and nice.

Such a popular spot with incredible views and a great patio--especially when the weather is nice…read more The food seemed authentic and delicious, and overall it's a place you'd expect to love. Unfortunately, the service really took away from the experience. Our server, Jennifer Burnett, was noticeably warm and attentive to another group nearby, but with us, the service felt dismissive and disengaged. For example, my husband ordered an Aperol spritz, and when they were out, we substituted Campari--but what arrived resembled a raspberry sparkling water, not even close to what Campari tastes like. When we brought it up, the response felt very brushed off. It's disappointing because the setting and food have so much potential, but service matters. I'd recommend spending your money elsewhere in Poulsbo--there are plenty of great spots along the main strip that offer both good food and a better overall experience.

Had brunch here on a Sunday with no reservation and it was fine. They open at 9, but at 10:15,…read morethere was no wait. It did get full by the time we left at 11. This is a very modern space. All hard surfaces, so I need to let you know that the place is a bit noisy. It wasn't full and we had trouble hearing each other across the table. They have a full menu for brunch and prices range from around $16 for "the usual" of eggs, bacon, and roasted potatoes to $25-30 for fancier plates. Note that toast was a side with extra charge. Brunch for 3 with coffee (and toast) was $115 including tax and tip. Not cheap, but the food was pretty good. The corned beef hash that I had came with a horseradish sauce that was a bit unusual, but good. My wife had "the usual" eggs, bacon, etc. Our son had the "beef benedict" with shredded beef, which, again, was a little unusual, but he said it was good. Service and staff were attentive and pleasant. It is a very convenient place for a nice brunch. We will be trying it for dinner sometime.

Had a 6 PM reservation and while promptly seated, I would say we waited at least 15 minutes to get…read morethe drinks after ordering. Food wasn't ordered until roughly 40 minutes in and took another 40-50 minutes to arrive. The kitchen was not very busy or slammed. One guest in our party got notified about 30-35 minutes after ordering that they ran out of the dish they ordered. Food was mixed cold or just ok. For the value and the horrible wait times, I wouldn't recommend. Thought I was on a Gordon Ramsey show for a minute!