Came in on a Tuesday around 11:30 AM for lunch. We were really hoping that we beat the crowds…read morebecause we usually don't go here anymore only because we don't like to wait and wait to be seated and then wait some more. What can I say? We were really hungry and really wanted their food and they have a nice variety on their menu. So we waited. It didn't even seem like there were that many people waiting or on the waiting list. Nonetheless, we waited probably 20 minutes in the entry. They called our name and seated us. They have a lot of tables set up throughout their space. I see there is seating upstairs but not sure when/if they seat up there. Their restrooms are now gender neutral and one toilet. That's nice! There was a changing table in the one I visited. The server came around within about five minutes and when we ordered our food, It took about another 20 to 25 minutes. I had time to shop the whole adjacent store, make a purchase and still waited awhile for our food. This is always a period of time that feels like it takes forever because by now you're starving and have looked at all of their sweets in the display case while in the waiting area and smelled all the cinnamon scented candles and the food being prepared in the kitchen. My Linda's brother-in-law scramble was delicious. I opted for the bacon sprinkled. It didn't seem like 4 dollars worth of bacon and there's plenty of flavor in that scramble otherwise. $23.54 with the bacon sprinkles. My hubby had the country biscuits and gravy, and he said it was good. $17.79. My husband did mention that he was disappointed that the country biscuit and gravy didn't automatically come with their breakfast potatoes. You have to choose- eggs OR potatoes. He ordered a side of breakfast potatoes, and it was a small bowl. $6.50. We shared the French toast and took most of that to go as well as some of the hash. $14.99. It was plain. We both had water to drink and had to ask for a refill. That all came up to $68.47 plus tip. The receipt says, "If you pay cash, your total may be rounded per this location's payment policy." I didn't see what that policy says.

Calico Cupboard is one of those places that you NEED to go to when you're in town…read more When you get there, you just sign in yourself at the stand which is a good system so no one has to check you in when they're already pretty busy. While you're waiting you can go to the shop down the stairs or go to the dessert area right next to the waiting area to get some great desserts. Last time i was there I saw frosted cream cheese sugar cookies, and pies, and more. When you get seated there are so many great food options, lots of options, same with drinks. They are only open until 3:30 pm so be sure to manage time well. And don't expect an empty place, it's usually populated. Tight space, so scoot in those chairs as far as you can. Staff were laid back, and nice. When they're busy make sure to be patient with the staff, they're dealing with tons of other orders as well.

Off on a new adventure today and my good friend recommended Joy's, unfortunately everything was sub…read morepar, the food, service and cleanliness. The chicken fried steak was overcooked, the sausage was bland and service came towards the end of the meal, even after asking several times for water, coffee and hot sauce. The place was only at half capacity and when the water came it still had wonderful lipstick imprints....

A must stop when you're in Sedro Woolley. The food here reminds me of being at my grandparents…read morehouse baking with my grandmother. It's so cozy and the food is always fresh. The pancakes are my favorite with potatoes and the coffee is always hot.

Our first time visiting from California and Texas, and we are so glad we stopped here! The food was…read moreabsolutely amazing. Everything came out fresh, flavorful, and cooked perfectly. The omelet was fluffy, the potatoes were delicious, and the portions were generous. It was one of those meals that had us talking about how good it was long after we finished. What made the experience even better was the incredible service. Our waiter, Stevie, was so sweet, attentive, and made sure we had everything we needed throughout our meal. You can tell he genuinely cares about his guests. We also want to give a special shoutout to Emily, who took the time to stop and chat with our daughter. Small gestures like that mean so much when you're traveling with little ones, and she made our family feel so welcomed. Great food, wonderful staff, and such a warm atmosphere. We'll definitely be recommending this spot to family and friends and will be back the next time we're in town!

20 Miatas roll into La Conner on a gorgeous sunny Saturday like the world's most adorable invasion,…read moreand I make a beeline straight for Calico Cupboard because priorities. (and bathroom!) I came for ONE cookie. ONE. What I found was an absolute wall of bakery beautifulness that stopped me dead in my tracks. The line was out the door, not surprisingly but I needed every minute of that wait to make my decisions. Final verdict: a raspberry kiss mocha (dreamy), a lemondoodle cookie (excuse me, WHAT), and a molasses cookie that I'm still thinking about. To. Die. For. My husband went rogue and ordered a Lotus drink, which unfortunately arrived as approximately 90% soda water with the flavor just... vibing separately at the bottom. We tried. We stirred. We let it go. Stick to the baked goods, friends. The staff was warm and lovely even with a line out the door, which is its own kind of superpower. Calico Cupboard, I will be back. Ideally with a seat at an actual table someday. And maybe six cookies this time.

We love this bakery! It's so cute and has really wonderful handmade items at reasonable prices…read more Today we tried the pecan bar, the gingersnap cookie, and the peanut butter chocolate chip cookie - highly recommend that one! Don't listen to google maps that says it's permanently closed. They just moved 15 years ago apparently (per Lisa the owner) to their current location at 5507 Chuckanut Drive. Open Thursday to Sunday 9am - 4pm.

Banking in the middle of nowhere offers great food. The cinnamon roll was delicious and huge…read more Service was polite, making it great for breakfast and coffee.

The Lemon Ricotta Gelato was beyond excellent, lemony and rich but not heavy. My only concern is…read morethat in ordering a 16 oz and a 20 oz latte, the cups felt half full. I had run an errand and my husband had already started drinking his before I sat down to enjoy. We felt it was too late to mention it to the sweet girl behind the counter. Owner should probably know that further instruction on cappuccino process would provide 16 and 20 oz coffees. Hubby's Lemon Turnover was delish. Would be a 5 star review if the coffee were made to size. IN HINDSIGHT AND TO THE BENEFIT OF THE BAKERY AND COUNTER STAFF: we usually order lattes, and for some reason we selected cappuccinos today. We then decided to Google the difference and realize that our cappuccinos were probably made properly it's just the ratio of steamed milk was greater than we expected. Our apologies.

My son and I popped in for a little something to tide us over till lunch. I adore small bakeries…read moreand the case had turnovers, scones & pastries. I asked what the girl behind the counters favorite item was and she pointed me to the apple turnovers- sold. Robert got a cherry-cheese danish and both were buttery, flaky and delicious. Not too sweet either, just delightful treats! I loved the little cafe style seating and we inhaled our baked goods quickly. I spotted the cinnamon rolls on the way out and reading the other reviews- I will have to try those next time I visit!

Do not sleep on this place! It's one of the best coffee spots that you can go to!…read more Whenever I go there I get a plain bagel with cream cheese (which they put the cream cheese on and then put it in tinfoil so it stays warm) and a Lotus energy drink and it is ALWAYS the best! The staff are also always so nice, so the atmosphere is the perfect way to start your mornings.

Darling drive thru coffee cabin with expedient service. We had a perfect Americano and latte this…read moretime but we spied some delicious sandwich options we will have to get next time. The smells were incredible.

A cute little cafe famous for its giant cinnamon rolls and fast service…read more We got a pork burger, grilled cheese and Irish coffee. They have tons of seating and the service is super fast. Prices are slightly higher for a casual cafe but the food was good so no complaints there.

the food we did receive was generally good but communication caused some issues & important items…read morewere forgotten. the good: ~ i got the Old Town Lunch with the Calico Cuban & clam chowder. sandwich tasted great, i especially liked the slaw. ~ his original item was not available so my uncle got the Popeye Scramble which he said tasted good. ~ my grandpa's mac & cheese looked delicious & he looked happy about it. the bad: ~ no spoons were included which turned my chowder into a container i just stared at throughout the meal since we took our food to the beach. ~ i ordered two sides of bacon for my daughter & we only received one. she's seven & was still hungry & got cranky. ~ my mom's salmon benedict was served on a biscuit instead of english muffin she requested & was overcooked. ~ the girl who took our order over the phone seemed unsure & unfamiliar with the menu. we asked if it was possible to substitute the bread on the Cuban & she said yes. when we arrived to pick up we were told it was not possible (requested a bun instead of grilled bread). i wanted to be able to share w my grandpa & he can't eat harder foods. i don't mind but it was a disappointment. ~ no ketchup served with breakfast potatoes? ~ apparently pot pie is not available to go. we were treated to lunch so i did not want to ask for the receipt but definitely hope they weren't charged for two sides of bacon as we only got one. most of the food we did get that we could eat with our hands was good.

First, I want places like this to succeed, I really do. Local bakeries and coffee shops are some of…read moremy favorite places but I can't give very high marks to Amaya's. I've been here several times and each time I left thinking it would be my last. My intention is not to dump on a small business so I'll do my best to offer a sincere critique. Ambiance: No music, mostly empty shelves, sparse selection of baked goods, feels a bit empty--like they're going out of business. Any one of these could be overlooked but combined they make for a poor experience. Food/drink: Coffee is on par with what's around here. You won't find specialty roasts or fancy techniques, but it's good. If you're looking for fancy-pants coffee you'll have to head to Pelican Bay bookstore in Anacortes. The baked goods I've tried are, unfortunately, underwhelming. I typically go for their gluten free options and have found them to have textures that are too grainy with flavors on the bland side. The cookies are fine, the gluten free scones are quite bad--flavorless, super dense and hard, not crumbly, kinda sticky. This was the only baked good I've ever tossed. I have yet to try their pies or cakes. Their regular cookies are pretty good but are a bit pricey for the size. Staff: The staff seem a little awkward and shy. I prefer a friendly customer experience. I've only had one visit here where the staff made an attempt at small talk. Usually they stay out of sight. Someone else might like this, it's just not for me. Final thoughts: I'm giving Amaya's 3 stars not because I think they've necessarily earned them, but bc I want them to succeed and I've only been here 4 or 5 times so I don't have a robust experience sample. I hope they do well and would still encourage a visit. We need more small businesses. I would, however, discourage the gluten free scones. Avoid them at all costs

Just happened upon this bakery tucked away from the main thoroughfare of Pioneer Way. What a good…read morefind! My husband tried their Jalapeño cheddar quiche with his soy latte and he was pleased. I had the kolache for the first time and I loved them for the bread softness. I asked to warm the sausage kolache in the oven and it tasted better. Then we shared the Marion berry kolache! Yummy!! Ellie (sp.?) served us nicely. The place has few tables to sit in and enjoy the goodies while we savor them and the peacefulness of the moment. I am always drawn to the aroma of the freshly baked bread and danish.