Absolutely divine is how I would describe Sluys bakery! I have tried just about everything from…read moretheir cases. Everything is FRESH and yummy! The sourdough is soooo good! Don't hesitate to stand in line because everything is sooooo worth it!!

This is a popular bakery in Poulsbo as there was a line out of door when we were there on a Sunday…read moreafternoon. Our friend took us to Poulsbo for the day and said that we must stop in here for some desserts to take home. It feels like an old fashion bakery when you step through the door and smells divine. They had these adorable giant gingerbread men glazed donuts so of course we had to get one! We also got their sweet black bread to try in addition to donuts and cupcakes. Everything was delicious.

Relatively small bakery but has wonderful pastries and cakes. What really makes it stand out is…read morethat not only do they have a great selection of cakes, but you can purchase by the slice. I have tried a strawberry tres leches cake, a coco flan cake, and a berry cheesecake pie (?) that were all delicious.

They are absolutely one of the best finds in the PNW. I found them earlier this year and they are…read morewonderful. They did an amazing job on a tres leche cake for my father's celebration of life and knocked it out of the park for my wedding. Everything I have tried there is amazing. We had a huge list for our wedding and they did it all.

Permanently closed!…read more We will miss this place greatly!!! The people, the vibe, and the food/drinks made this adorable coffeehouse an iconic location for visitors and locals!!! Hopefully, a phoenix will rise after the building gets the TLC it deserves

Excellent coffee…read more Amazing views. Fantastic staff. When in Poulsbo, stop by for a bit and enjoy a full bodied, local roast, a scone or other breakfast item, and the beautiful water view. Parking is in the public lot nearby. Seating is limited. All drinks are served in take-away cups. I would have preferred my 'dine-in' beverage in a mug, b ut it was still ezcellent. Definitely a good stop.

Decided to stop in on our way out of downtown Poulsbo. As we walked the main street, we kept seeing…read morea sign advertising Premier meat pies. The suggestive advertising worked on us, lol. The restaurant is located about two blocks off the main street in downtown Poulsbo. There's street parking available right out front or directly across the street. They offer both savory and sweet pies with a variety of toppings. We opted for the Classic Scottish pie. It was nice and warm and had a nice flavor. The crust was cooked perfectly. Staff was friendly and helpful. They have a few tables inside and outside available. The restaurant was clean. Would highly recommend.

It's good, but pricey for what you get. Individual pies are too small to fill you up. I am not a…read morebig eater. you order at the front. Ambiance is in and out, get your food and leave. if you want to eat on the premises, well, it's uncomfortable cheap chairs and cramped tables in a small, uninviting space. Best to take order to go. In case this helps others with allergies/dietary restrictions. All the pies contain dairy, except for the vegan one, but that one has legumes.

What can I say, I loved this place. The setting itself is cute, calm, and comfortable. Service was…read moresuper fast and the workers were the absolute kindest. I ordered the oatmeal and it was good! It came with milk, brown sugar, blueberries, and bananas. I really appreciated the fact that these came separately in case you wanted less, more, or none of something. Fruit was fresh and so was the coffee! Got a 20oz vanilla cappuccino. Not only did they get my order right (take notes Starbucks) but it was one of the better coffees I've had in a while in terms of taste (*Ahem, Dunkin*). Prices were reasonable, in my opinion. For four people to eat, have coffee, and tip, it came to roughly $60. If that sounds high, for the area and quality of the food/ experience, it's not. Jokes aside, I never write positive reviews, but this place made me feel like I'd be selfish not to share it!

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

8:38 AM on Tuesday It was my first visit today. The staff…read morewere friendly and explained the various flavors. The place is really clean and cute. The huge windows brighten up the store. I purchased half a dozen regular plus 3 premium. The gigantic one is Dulce De Leche with cinnamon. There were so many colorful ones that it was difficult to choose. I took home all 9 and enjoyed some with coffee. Next time I'll take my sister and dog to enjoy it right there. Everything was delicious and super fresh.

Came here for donuts and this place did not disappoint! HUGE SELECTION. My husband loves a Boston…read morecream, and the filing to donut ratio was perfect. The fritters are GIANT and equally delicious. My personal favorite are donut holes. These were fresh, soft, and sweet. The staff was beyond helpful and patient with us as we felt somewhat stumped on what would be a good choice. There is indoor seating with cute tables and ambiance perfect for a donut and coffee. Kolaches were also fantastic. Literally can't miss with anything you order

Food was amazing, don't leave reviews often but food was on point…read more Egg sandwich perfection, their sourdough is excellent. Several people buying bread while we ate. Girlfriend got the French toast which was also excellent. Good consistency, flavor, fresh. All the pastries including the chia goat-cheese and coconut pastry baked excellently. Ambiance is nice and quiet but limited seating Forsure. Service was good, fast, and friendly all you can ask for. Coffee was a 4 out of 5 but not bad at all. 5/5 would recommend will likely be picking up some bread before leaving.

I think one of my girlfriend's favorite sandwiches is Oxalis Kitchen's smashed egg sandwich. And it…read moreis, truly, a tasty sandwich. We generally make sure to stop by whenever we're in Poulsbo or just passing through. Seating is at a premium, with only 3 small, indoor tables, and about 6 seats at the bar. When the weather is good, there are 3 small tables outside. During rush times, all seats can fill. Parking can also be problematic, which can be frustrating. There just aren't that many spots. Service is generally good, and the staff attentive. Online orders through their website almost never work well, however. Two times in a row we showed up at the designated time, only to find that out order had not been made, and we had to spend valuable time clarifying or just plain telling them that we had an order (which we had paid for).

Scrumptious! The baked goods include savory pastries with cheese and vegetables or sweet pastries…read morewith cinnamon, sugar, cream, fruit and nuts - ranging from from subtly sweet to dessert sweet guaranteed to please the spectrum. I love when my kids go early Saturday morning and surprise me with a bagful of selections!!! Absolutely yumminess!

Small bakery upstairs above a coffee shop. There is no entrance through the coffee shop, walk…read morearound to the back of the building and climb the stairs. It is worth the effort and small adventure. You will find all manner of glorious genuine Arminian baked goods. Served by the soft spoken delightful owner baker. Exceptional and different varieties of savory and sweet wonders abound! But they are not in abundance! And, they sell out fast. So, hurry because when she has sold out that's it!

This is a lovely little convenience store filled with Scandinavian and German treats. Also plenty…read moreof wine, beer, mead, and some groceries. The staff is very nice. You can get plenty of very bracing salted black licorice here if you want to be brave. It's just off the main shopping street by the Viking mural.

What a cool little market! It's a little off the main drag, but with its own parking, which is…read moreconvenient. Beyond the normal sorts of products you might expect in a standard corner market, this shop had tons of specialized products, mostly emphasizing "nordic" content. They have a great selection of mustards (mostly German). A fine selection of meads, mostly Danish, but also domestic. And probably the best selection of licorice I think I've ever seen in an American store, more than an aisle focused on licorice. There are the standard varieties, but also some serious salted varieties, including ones I haven't seen outside Finland. Also, lots of other German sweets and chocolates. The staff was really friendly and helpful, and shared my enthusiasm for the great stuff they carried. Well worth a visit. Who knows what you'll end up getting!

Hubby and I are happy regulars at Farm Kitchen! A bit pricey for their main breakfast meal, but…read moreit's so worth it. There's usually a long line early on but it dies down once 10am rolls around. I love their tasty potatoes; my husband LOVES the sausages. Their pastries are really good too; I've had their pecan sticky buns, and a couple of their cookies and breads but my favorite was the peach streussel cake. YUM!! Customer service is almost non-existent once you get your food but that's never been an issue.

Pricey ($10.25 for the main breakfast, extra if you want sides or pastries) but you get delicious…read morefood in a cute setting, with friendly, speedy service. For the October 1 breakfast, they served this amazing citrus cream cheese stuffed brioche French toast with marionberry-strawberry compote. The thick-cut bacon was probably the best bacon I've ever had... thick and crispy, not too fatty, and just the right amount of saltiness. The "fresh fruit" was 2 slices of orange... could have been more exciting. The pumpkin spice bread was pretty good too. We arrived at 11:40am. Fortunately, they were still serving, and there was no line! I hear that the line is long when they first open though. So... better late than early? ;)