I love this place the service is great they really take care of you with making suggestions and…read morepairing flavors that go well together. Purchased gifts and they were wrapped beautifully for my gifting. I was greeted by the sweetest pup every time I am here I will go and get more of the gifts I need. Thank you for your help and great customer service.

Great store with many options for teas, vinegar, olive oils, and spices. High-quality service and…read moregreat staff. The owner is very knowledgeable and keeps the place very clean. The English breakfast tea tastes amazing!

Food is great. Coffee is really good. We had the Moroccan soup and shared a turkey sandwich - both…read morewere delicious.

Nice pretty and quiet café. Enjoyed good pastries, and avocado toast for breakfast. Would have…read moreliked to have seen more breakfast options. Music was good. Service was friendly.

Stopped by Rainshadow Cafe while travelling through Sequim and tried their salmon bagel. Especially…read moreon a Sunday It got quite busy and we were lucky to get there at good time when there was no queue. The Salmon bagel was fresh, flavorful, and made for a really satisfying brunch. The cafe has a relaxed, welcoming vibe that fits perfectly with the laid-back feel of Sequim. Definitely a nice little local spot to grab breakfast or coffee if you're in the area. I'd happily stop by again next time we pass through the area and try more from the menu!

If you're staying at WorldMark in Discovery Bay or visiting Sequim, I highly recommend Rainshadow…read moreCafe. What a great local find! They roast their own coffee and serve delicious breakfast and lunch, with beer and wine available later in the day. The atmosphere is warm and inviting, with about a dozen tables inside plus covered outdoor seating. The staff couldn't have been friendlier--I had the pleasure of meeting Tara and one of her coworkers, and they made us feel right at home. The coffee was outstanding, and they offer a great selection of freshly roasted beans, from light to dark roasts. The pastry case looked amazing, and they also feature daily specials. I ordered the breakfast burrito, and I'll definitely be coming back for it--it was excellent! My wife had the spinach frittata with cheese and bacon, and she loved it. We only wish we had a place like this closer to home in Seattle. There are plenty of great coffee shops there, but this café has a special hometown feel that makes you want to come back. If you're in the Sequim area, don't miss it!

Talk about convenient and tasty. The deli here hits the spot! Ending my trip from Olympic national…read morePark, I honestly just needed to use the restroom and saw that this place has good reviews for the deli. So I popped in. Best decision ever. I ordered a cold sandwich, The Eagle. I almost ordered the Sammy pastrami for a hot sandwich as recommended by the woman taking my order. The eagle is fantastic! It's on a sourdough bread with a cranberry sauce and sliced turkey deli meat. The cranberry sauce is a cream base and is extremely tasty without being too powerful. I added on bacon and Dijon mustard along with dill pickles. The turkey is perfect and juicy. I was afraid it would be dry, but nope, they know what they're doing here. All the flavors go really well together, even when I added on. And the bread is moist, it didn't quite taste like a sourdough, maybe it was a little bit more of a white bread, sourdough, but it was really good. If my sandwich is this good, I can only imagine how good the recommended sandwich is! The lady who took my order was nice and patient with me and I appreciate that. And she remembered who I was so when she called my sandwich, she basically tossed it at me! In a good way. Only negative thing I can say is the Line situation was a little confusing, but that's really more about the patrons waiting to order or not order or just make up their mind. Walking around the market, they have a lot of options for local snacks and beverages, especially beer. I highly recommend stopping in.!

Longhouse Deli and Market in Sequim had delicious and inexpensive sandwiches. Each sandwich has a…read moreunique name inspired by the Native American heritage. We ordered two Eagles - it was glorious. Other sandwich names sounded like characters from legends too: the totem stacker, the thunderbird, the raven. It was a unique way to make us feel like being a part of a cultural culinary experience. After we finished our sandwiches we browsed through the market and found several art items inspired by Native American experience. These items were inexpensive and well made. Overall, it was it was a great place to visit - we definitely recommend it!

I bever heard of Goodness Tea until recently and not only do they sell tea they also sell chocolate…read morebars. I saw a few different ones but what really drew me in was the Nettle Leaf and Seed candy bar. This one was very good and as tge description indicates very unique. The chocolate flavor was definitely present but it also had herbal and organic flavor characteristics at work as well which definitely made this sweet experience unique and fun!

A fun new tea shop with WiFi on the main road between Sequim and Port Angeles (just past Carlsborg…read moreRoad on the Northwest side). The owner is the founder of the Goodness Tea brand and sells all the amazing loose-leaf tea and wonderful treats (e.g., granola and muffins) that my wife and I have been buying at the Farmer's Market and local shops for months. She greets everyone with bounding warmth and insights into each product, which are made with an impressive commitment to the healthiest ingredients, locally-sourced products, and socially responsible packaging. An excellent pit stop when we're running an errand in Sequim or heading out for a weekend getaway. Vegans should feel right at home, while the rest of us realize what we've been missing. =)

Take it from someone who takes espresso a little too seriously: this place is outstanding…read more Other reviewers mention the pastries, lattes, atmosphere, and friendly service, and I believe them. But for me, this review is about the coffee. The roast, the grind, the pressure, the balance, the crema, all of it worked. This was not just a decent cup from a cute cafe. This was careful coffee from people who know what they are doing. You can smell the roasting as soon as you open the door. That is usually a good sign, but it does not always translate into the cup. Here it does. We were especially grateful to find this place after a strange travel evening near Dungeness Spit when almost nothing seemed open and dinner ended up being a couple items from Walmart eaten in the car. Then the next morning, here was this small cafe in Sequim producing coffee with more care than plenty of places in Los Angeles or San Francisco. Great service too. Friendly, quick, and professional.

Bright and cheerful place with great coffee and friendly service. There is a small selections of…read morepastries, I really liked the cranberry orange muffin.

Love this place! Great selection, helpful staff. Addicted to their @Salty Blonds" cookies they make…read moreon site.

This review is just for Bayleaf's lunch menu. The store looks like a great resource on Whidbey…read moreIsland for gourmet foods, wine, cheese, gifts. We ordered the Italian and Banh mi sandwiches. The service, lovely patio seating and crusty baguette were all good. The sandwiches were a little bland- decent but nothing remarkable. It is primarily a store vs. a restaurant so my expectations were not super high.

Best coffee I've had so far in Port Townsend! This was my 4th try this morning. 1) Room coffee…read morereally bad. 2) Lobby coffee bad but better than room's coffee maker. Restaurant where I had breakfast was OK. Did not take any of the refills offered as there had to something better. AFTER 3 bad drip coffees taken black, I ordered a delicious latte from Better Living Through Coffee. My vegan latte made with macadamia alternative milk was near nirvana. Plan to go again before I leave town.

This is more of a 4.4 star, very good, but can't quite round up to a 5…read more This cafe is located in a corner of a building with beautiful views of the water, both inside and on their little patio outside near the entrance. The line was long but moved fairly quickly. However, the shape of the cafe doesn't help to make a streamlined queue... it's crowded and a bit confusing as to who's standing to order and who's waiting to pick theirs up. Nonetheless, I was excited to see the options in their pastry case and on their menu. The bigger case had mostly a bunch of quiche and savory options, while a smaller one had sweets. I ordered the salmon quiche because I've never seen that anywhere else so hello, gotta try it! I also got the Arancia (basically an orange mocha) because I love the combination of chocolate and citrus. I appreciated that the worker communicated well and told us the quiche would take 10 minutes to warm up. My husband got an Ethiopian light roast pour over, which was cool to see being made on an apparatus that looked like it had space for about five pour overs at once. Opinions on what we got: Ethiopian Light Roast- Flavorful, just a bit lighter than others I've tried, and it didn't go sour with time. Very good! Arancia- Holy cow this was delicious and I would definitely get it again. Keep in mind, the orange peel was actually in my cup and I was surprised when all of a sudden I was chewing on something and pulled it out of my mouth! But it does say "orange peel" in the description on the menu, so I should've known. Salmon Quiche- A bit pricy but wonderful! The quiche itself was well seasoned, & the salmon was evenly distributed. My only complaint is that the crust was quite difficult to cut with a plastic knife. We were on their patio, so we had to go back inside to grab a metal butterknife (of course we returned it). Tamale Pie- Oh yeah! We left to walk around town then decided we were way too curious about a tamale pie in the case that we were eyeing earlier, so we returned to get that to go. Unfortunately, this was a big disappointment. First off, this was the same price as the salmon quiche but the quality seemed so much worse. It didn't taste good, was unevenly cooked (mostly dry), and the crust was hard as rock. I even put taco sauce on top from a pack we had in the car. It helped to make it taste a little better. Would never get this again, though. Overall, I really enjoyed Better Living Through Coffee and will be sure to return on my next visit to try other quiches and drinks.