Everything I have tried is done very well. The service could be better, they really should greet…read morepeople better when they come in instead of silent ignore them. The ambience is a clean white modern theme. The food is very good, the boba is warm and fresh every time and so are the fruits. Compared to anything else in this town, this is the best boba place.

Really enjoyed this bubble tea spot! The interior is clean, modern, and thoughtfully…read moredesigned--perfect for hanging out or studying. The service was friendly and welcoming, and the menu had a great selection of drinks, including classic milk teas, fruit teas, and some unique specialty options. The drinks were delicious, and the boba was perfectly chewy.

Delicious cupcakes, cookies, macarons, cake pops, ice cream, lotus, and coffees! Service is fast…read moreand Rebecca and Sydney make you feel like family. Cute little shop that has been expanded with a candy shop wall, outdoor seating front and back, and bathroom.

Well this place is just darling! Got my eyes checked a block…read moreaway and wanted a sweet treat. Love the pink inside. Got a cookie and it was DELICIOUS! I am going to try out the rest of their menu. I saw people walking out with ice cream. Service was great.

She has the most wonderful soups. You can get a half sandwich plus a bowl of soup for a very…read morereasonably priced tasty lunch.

Nicest simple 3rd round in a row go place to be hanging out,,,, Tasty food,delicious grandstanding…read morelike a food delicasies extra profound,,!!try it and see what it is,!!!great service as owners"Maria" very entertainable best ambiance ,what i miss from San Diego where i visit my daughter one of Fav.place to go!here in Oak Habor,WashState""""

Sometimes the most surprising places are hidden from most people's scrutiny. We found this…read moreunprepossessing takeout place by talking to a painter working on a garage. Stacey's is tucked behind the ever popular Harbor rental shop, and many of the customers are in the construction trades. There is no seating, it's a tiny shop front, tucked into a parking lot, but it's always busy. And for a good reason. Take the meatloaf sandwich. You might think it would be a Big slice of meat with tomato sauce on two slabs of white bread, but not at Stacey's. Here it's a pita sandwich with a very light, flavorful but not too spicy sauce packed with romaine lettuce and fresh tomatoes with purple onion. The overall flavor was Mediterranean, sort of like Corfu Street food. And the steak sandwich was pretty much the same thing, except with entirely different flavors, including both grilled flavor and a peppery, spicy sauce. Both sandwiches were delicious, custom-made as we waited about 10 minutes. These guys know to add unexpected and fresh flavors to an everyday sandwich. Even their chocolate chip cookie had some hard to identify but pleasant added sprinkle of flavor. The iced tea and lemonade were both house made. A great addition to San Juan Island dining.

Stacey made us a gorgeous, delicious, rich boston cream pie for my husbands birthday. She was…read moreextremely responsive, professional and even set up a special time (outside her normal business hours) for me to pick up!

My kids love crumbl!! It's a special treat that's fun and delicious! I promised the girls yesterday…read morethat they can choose a cookie of their choice .

Great and always ready when there to pick up. Friendly staff and clean work place. Easy to get on…read moreand off freeway and parking is also easy

Best iced mochas in town. I go into the hospital just for this coffee. They also have a lot of cute…read moregifts for people. The quality of the coffee itself makes the difference.

They deliver to nearby schools, businesses, and all orderable through their app for delivery or…read morequick pick up. Stopped in to get a colleague a farewell gift card and spotted they have new branded merch - I settled with an etched stainless tumbler too. This is all after they saved my morning by delivering me an Americano in lightening fast time! Amazing small business, owned by the most hospitable owners who also give back to the community!

Ambiance: confectionary store with nostalgia. excellent staff customer care. inviting…read more There is seating in front and at the rear of the store. Service: professional and efficient. Food: pizza - special and delicious crust, tomato sauce, and toppings. we recommend the "Bonnie & Clyde". Don't miss it. Many tempting candies, ice creams, and chocolates, but we did not sample. a clear commitment to quality is quite apparent. We will definitely return next time we are in Anacortes.

Wow, museum and candy/ice cream store in one. part of hotel…read moreplanter on the national register of historic places. the store dates back to 1907 and many of the original accoutrements are still in place. You will learn that cherry crush is America's favorite drink. you can still buy candy cigarettes. They make milkshakes by hand in a machine from 1950. Generous scoops of ice cream. If you love history, visit and check it out. (If you stay at hotel planter this is where your pizza or hot dog orders will come from.)

A bit off the beaten path, but nice fresh bakery goods. No donuts to speak of…read more Order from the window, just a couple of racks of breads, rolls, a few cookies, and very few pastries. Nice lady working there. Close to the airport.

I savor my Skagit - Whatcom counties road trips year round where I visit my faves, as well as,…read moreexplore and add other local businesses. I have had Water Tank Bakery in Burlington bookmarked for awhile and admit being late to the party, so to speak. But this time coming back south from Edison, Bow, Bellingham and Sedro Wooley, I made it a point to visit on 3/28/26. It is located by the Port of Skagit County, with the regional airport, other commercial businesses, and serendipitously next door to Cairnspring Mills. Look for the Fresh Bread signage starting at Higgins Airport Way that shortly leads you to the retail window. The daily offerings are listed on the business website, as well as, the magnet board located below the retail window. After a brief wait, it was my turn and enjoyed my brief conversation with the founder, owner, and head artisan baker, Rachael Grace Sobczak. She mentioned that majority of the baked goods are from a sourdough bread starter and uses local flours from Cairnspring Mills (next door) and Chimacum Valley Grainery (Olympic Peninsula). From the website, it was great to learn that she baked for a decade at Breadfarm in Edison. She was also involved in her graduate studies as a dietician and concurrently with other community projects. A pandemic pivot started the journey to create the successful Water Tank Bakery. I purchased a four pack of roasted garlic parmesan rolls, a four pack of coffee toffee chocolate sandwich cookies, and two lemon raspberry cream cheese polish buns. All of these were outstanding! Water Tank Bakery baked goods are also available via other retailers (listed on website) and at the year round University District Farmers Market in Seattle on Saturdays 9am to 2pm. I was told, however, there's better availability and variety visiting the retail window in Burlington. Worthy detour!