Incredible crêpes and wonderful service! The girls behind the counter endure a very hot, tiny…read morekitchen, and lots of customers stressed and pressed for time waiting for the ferry. They do their job wonderfully, quickly, and with a smile. Always look forward to a crêpe here, whether it's breakfast, a savory lunch or dinner, or a dessert ferry snack. They're delicious, the batter is perfectly thin and crispy, and they put a lot of ingredients in!

Very disappointing experience - every time we hope we could get one while we are waiting for the…read moreferry, but after we stay in line they say the time to ready is like 35min and we're forced to give up. Second time in a row.

I had a wonderful experience ordering a cake from Sweet Life Cakery in Kingston, made by Methia. I…read morereached out just a few days before a trip, knowing it might be a stretch timing-wise, but I wanted to see if she could accommodate a simple birthday cake. She responded within a day and was so kind and flexible. I met her at her adorable home bakery, and she was incredibly welcoming. We ordered a vanilla cake with vanilla buttercream and raspberry filling, and it was absolutely delicious -- not too sweet, with a light tasting buttercream that was perfect. Exactly the kind of cake we enjoy. Thank you so much, Methia!

Wow! What a sweet little place! The woman who served us was knowledgable and so friendly. She made…read moreour first experience here very pleasant. The Sweet Bliss original was HUGE and delicious. The small red velvet ones were also tasty. As an added bonus, not only is this little place cute from the outside, but it also has a very cozy little area right inside with a couple small tables to eat at.

This bakery in Kingston really hits!! I grabbed an assortment of pastries on my way to see my dad…read moretoday. The Berry Cobbler Bar was absolutely fantastic! It was out of this world good, as was absolutely everything else we sampled! If you're traveling through Kingston, don't pass up this little gem! They make amazing coffee, and there's a little bookstore next door, full of local artists and authors. A real small-town gem!

Consistently below expectations both with the caliber of their baked products and their flippant…read more"service"-- if you can call it that. First their baked goods are stodgy and not properly executed. Their shortbread tastes like cardboard and is nothing like English shortbread should be. No good butter in evidence here. Their koign amman is not even crisp on the outside. There is something off with each baked item. If you enjoy dump and go style baking that don't require any refinement but are full of American sugar, I think you will feel this is an elite bakery. Otherwise, this is a bad knock off attempt. Scones seem to be chewy and tasteless. I got a "lemon poppyseed" polenta cake where there was no lemon-y flavor at all! It was also heavy and couldn't handle more than 3 bites at a time. Stuck in the gullet. Second their service is appalling. The people behind the counter are all in on some inside ball game and customer service is not their emphasis. They are looking away while half-heartedly asking you what you would like, and more interested in serving up verbal repartees to their co-workers while distractedly trying to complete a sale. You can expect to repeat your order a few times. Then there's the off-handed use of bakery tissue which is not quite neat and hygienic. I mean it's a shambolic operation that gets away with it because there is no competition in Kingston unless you take the ferry across to Edmonds.

Delicious, huge lunch portions. My partner and I shared one salad…read more Incredible bakery items, wide variety of interesting & unique specialties! Fun, charming atmosphere. Great staff.

Omg! From a self proclaimed foodie and seed oil sufferer, you ALL blew me away. The food, the…read moreservice, the coffee etc... AMAZING I wanted to take a photo of my cauliflower fritter but obviously wanted it in my belly more than the photo Bravo to all

Really nice vegan empañadas made from sweet potatoes. I believe they also have a sweet empañada…read moreoption that may be vegan too, but I always go with the savory. The chimichurri was good, although a tad oily and messy compared to last time. It's a little pricey for the size of the empañadas, but they are filling, so it's OK. The young man who works behind the counter is super chill and nice. It's also a good place to go if you missed the ferry and have to wait for the next boat -- you can see the ferry lanes from the park in front of the eatery! There's also a cute little porch with a few small tables and chairs.

A great empanada place located in Kingston! We were extremely surprised by the wonderful food in…read morethis city next to the ferry terminal and this place did not disappoint! We got the spinach, the beef, and the chicken. The only one I would not order again was the chicken as it was a bit dry, otherwise the other two were really good and would definitely order them again!

A Michelin-star worthy food truck in humble Kingston, helmed by a chef who leans into her deep…read moreintuitive knowledge of cultural food traditions such as her own, Ukrainian, where fermentation is a common practice. Take the humble grain bowl using Ukrainian buckwheat "Kasha" with fermented vegetables. With the expert "curing" of the vegetables evident by taste, and glazed with a lovely nutty sauce, it is both simple, and yet profound. Similarly a recent soup of tomatillo and zuchini, cut by black beans, corn, and tortilla strips both tasted familiarly Mexican, but also stretched the palate and feel healthy like all traditional foods. Menu standards like the fermented "kimchi waffle fries", are fun to eat, but each week she introduces exciting and ecclectic plates - once "rabbit" was on the menu. This is exceptional food, but not in the rarefied, experimental way of expensive haute cuisines, rather they draw on deep cultural food traditions. The range of flavors is much more sophisticated and pleasing to my palate than anything else I have tasted across Kitsap county. The sauer kraut chocolate cake? wow. The fermented hot sauces? Delicious. The gyro plate with smoked beet baba-ganoush, and the adjika (Georgian savory herb) sauerkraut layered with tzatziki is a virtual Berlin nightclub party in the mouth. You can pair the food with exquisite house fermented kvass or kombuchas. I highly recommend the "linden blossom" one which is a traditional Ukrainian taste. The chef's sure hand embraces cooking techniques and spice combinations from not only the well-known Asian, Indian, Mexican and Mediterranean spectrum, but also extends to the more unusual such as The Republic of Georgia --one of the world's oldest wine producers and known for its incredible cuisine and food culture at the cross roads of central Asia and eastern Europe. My only sadness is their limited opening hours from Wednesday to Saturday and only until 7:00 pm. This food truck is worth traveling the ferry to Kingston from the east Puget Sound.

This is a food truck with very limited hours. It closes early even in the summer, and half the week…read moreit is closed. We had seen it for a long time and been meaning to try, but being workers with a long commute, the early closing time + limited schedule just didn't work for us. When we did get to go, the $20 salads just did not satisfy. Dinner for two rang at about $65 and all and it's just really too high a price for what you get, especially from a food truck. This place is very heavy on the legumes of all kinds, and on pickled and fermented goods. It's really their "thing". This ranges from the more typical (pickled veggies, kombucha, kimchi) to the really odd (sauerkraut chocolate cake, and such). There were Eastern European dishes, which was cool. Others were Mediterranean. So, a bit all over the place. If you are not a fan of pickled and fermented things, I'd suggest that you pass, because there's nothing on the menu for you!

This is a really cute store. It has just about all you need for a weekend stay of groceries…read more At the deli area, they have breakfast sandwiches, coffee, and sandwiches that you can order as is or customize. I had two sandwiches I don't recall which ones but they were pretty good! I was hoping to get a coffee in the morning after a walk one day, but I didn't know exactly what to order because there was no menu. I did hear one of the workers say they could make basically anything. I came and ordered ice cream for the beach. It was a little pricey for scoops of ice cream, I also think I saw a price for it on the board but was charged a little more, so many the board needs updating. Overall a cute spot to check out if you're around. On the weekends they do a little local farmers market across the street. Fun to check out also. Beautiful views outside if you ever decide to stay nearby.

Highly recommend taking the detour to visit Indianola, the pier, and this lovely store. They have…read moregroceries and a very popular sandwich counter. Also some quaint local decor. We enjoyed the ambience, and the friendliness of the community members that we met.