A must stop in Coupeville. Everything we have had from there is excellent starting with the…read moresourdough bread but all the way to the pastries and the wonderfully named "Cheese-its" which is an incredible cheese flavor bomb. Our new find was the hand pies-oh goodness. A perfect grab and go for lunch while walking around Coupeville. It is a very small understated place baking just excellent stuff-the perfect local business to support.

We walked in at just the right time because we got the last of multiple items. The couple in front…read moreof us gave us pointers and we proceeded to order half of the case. I was not disappointed by one thing that was tasted. Basque cheesecake. Queen Amon? Cardamom roll!!! I mean yall it was ridiculous. It's perfectly tiny and homey and the service was with a smile. I can't wait to take my bestie here when she visits next week! Maybe I'll remember to take a picture before I devour everything this time.

Stopped by here for some ice cream while in town. There are sooooo many delicious looking sweets…read moreinside. It looks like a chocolate lover's dream. Service was quick and kind. Inside was very cute.

I confess sticker shock, except- there wasn't a price sticker on the one bag of treats I picked up…read more Chocolate covered honeycomb crisps- I used to love this treat from a local grocer back home- so I was excited to scoop those up. I also grabbed a brownie for my daughter in law and 3 cat shaped chocolate truffles. Total- $35. Woof. I knew the brownie was 5.99. I just paid and hoped everything tasted as good as the price indicated. The truffles were decadent, I took the honeycomb on my cruise as a sweet treat for the week & Sophie loved the brownie- so, kinda win. My other ding was the lack of customer service. There were a few of us in the shop, I just had one person ahead of me in line- but the cashier came off as bored. Hopefully it was a one off, for the tourist prices, you could be a bit hospitable. Outside seating was stunning, the gardens throughout this little shopping cove are gorgeous! Next time I'll just try one thing!

I had a few bites of my brother's ham and cheese turnover... so dang good! Buttery, flaky, extra…read moreflavorful... 10/10 I'd recommend.

We've been here many times before. Love this little bread and pastry outpost in Skagit County. It's…read morequaint and charming. They create wonderful artisan bread here and done delectable pastries. I love their Bran Muffin. It's moist and tastes great. It's on the small side for $5, though. We also bought a Palmier. Light, crackling crispy and nice sugary piece. Love stopping by here when we're in this area. Staff is friendly. Not dine in.

How I have only found about this place recently shocks me!!! Ever since I've discovered this…read moreincredible, delicious, cafe/bakery I have truly become a better person. Not only do I look forward to the gardens right next door but I crave the menu at flower house cafe. I am quite obsessed with the London fogs and the variety of flavored tea bag options they have. I have yet to try a different drink but my man enjoyed their ice caramel latte. But the bakery items is truly where they shine. All of the pastries I have tried have been phenomenal. My top favorite are the peanut brown butter cookie, the almond croissant, the ham and cheese croissant, and the raspberry cheese croissant. Every time I've gone the staff has been very helpful, welcoming, and joyful. The environment is such a vibe and the surrounding plants and water features are the icing on the cake. It can get crowded since it's the place to be! What more can you ask for? Plants, pastries, coffee/tea, and dog friendly!

This place has one of the best London fog lattes I've had. The vibe here is honestly one of the…read morebest coffee shop vibes I've found in Washington, and I've been to a lot of coffee shops. If you love flowers, plants, and that calm garden feel, this place is definitely worth a stop. It feels peaceful and relaxing in a way that makes you want to stay awhile. The mocha and cookie were just okay for me. Our cookie tasted a little dry and stale, and the mocha leaned too milky. But honestly, the London fog and the whole atmosphere made up for it. The people working there were friendly too. I'd still come back for the vibe alone.

Quick and friendly service from this cozy bakery. I'd fault them for not having seating but it is a…read morebakery after all. Ham and cheese croissant and a honey maple scone were both well done. Our impulse, cheese stick purchase was probably the best. Beautiful, old-world decor and a good selection of cheeses.

Fairly good pastries. But all three were dry.. I don't eat pastries unless they are…read moreexceptional. This is primarily the whole medical community appears to think it's not healthy for me to eat carbs at that quantity.. I did not finish any of the three pastries that I purchased. I hate two bites of each of the three pastries.. blueberry scone, cinnamon role, ... etc

Delicious sourdough bakery! We had the almond croissant and enjoyed the slightly tangy sourdough…read moreflavor, balanced by the buttery layers of dough and perfect almond filling. I appreciated that their coffee was delicious but also only $1.50 a cup! The staff was very friendly and we discussed the benefits of sourdough and high quality flour. Cute shop. Off the beaten path. Seemed to be enjoyed by locals and an epic find.

Please do yourself a favor and stop here! The food is delicious and Tiffany is sweet and so…read morepersonable! She always makes me feel like a family. We are lucky to have them in town!

From the second you walk in you are immediately greeted with the owner. He is so friendly and just…read moredelightful. This bakery has the most delicious treats! The croissants are my favorite. Highly recommend.

I was hella hyped to try this place out bc of all the high ratings and today i finally made the…read morelong drive out to Everett Yo idk if it's js today but fyi they're working on the parking lot so anticipate some maneuvering around that lol Was greeted by a one man team--guess everyone else is out on vacation so homies been flying solo for a min (get some rest bro!) They mostly had a variety of croissants available today, along w e.g. pear tarts, macarons, carrot cake, etc. unfortunately, no fruit tarts available js bc my man's too busy to work em solo lol I went w their almond croissant, choco almond croissant, and raspberry choco croussant. The total was like $22 after t/t Almond: I'd give it a 3.5/5 nothing special tbh relative to other ones I've had in the area, but still tasty and flaky Choco almond: 4/5 I mean it was just the almond w choco so that bumps it up hahah Raspberry choco: 3/5 there was like a small sliver of choco on the bottom and tbh not really a raspberry taste Overall, would I come again? Sure if I was already in the area. But there was nothing that separated it from other spots imo

These are the BEST bagels I've had in Washington by far! We were out for a day trip to Whidbey and…read moreDestination Pass, and saw this place was really highly recommended. When we arrived there were a ton of people inside picking up bagels to go, so it did take a while to get our order. They are constantly churning out bagels so if you don't see the flavor you want in stock, it will likely come out a few minutes later. I got the rosemary chive sea salt bagel with egg and sausage, and it was absolutely delicious! The bagel was the most perfect texture ever - a crisp bite on the exterior and a soft doughy middle, perfectly warmed up in the sandwich. The sausage was also super tasty and balanced out the egg well. I can't stop thinking about the texture of these bagels they were that good! I also loved the rosemary flavor of the bagel and would highly recommend this one. Overall, must try!

I've been coming here for years, for us it used to be a great little spot to stop in, get a bagel…read moreand a coffee and relax for a bit. This last year it seems to be going downhill. The bagels are inconsistent and often far too salty. Prices have gotten pretty absurd, nobody is immune to the current economy but with rising prices we a getting lower quality. The service is always good, people are friendly. Line is long often but goes pretty quick

While traveling in WA we found this market. So cute and full of local goodies and items…read more I bought some tea, fruit and lotions. Excellent customer service.

Just as the opening remarks states; a charming market with Whidbey products. The meat is locally…read moreraised, much of it in their own farm. Other local products are top quality but top quality usually comes at a quality price and well worth it. If you didn't know it was started by three sisters in their teen years and younger, first on their farm, then purchased the building they are in when vacated by the fire department.

If you are looking for a local gem that truly cares about its community, you have to visit Chris'…read moreBakery. This family-owned spot has been a staple for years, and it's easy to see why. Whether we are stopping in for their delicious **breakfast sandwiches and coffee** to start the day or picking up a variety of **sweet treats**, the quality is consistently amazing. We have also ordered **cupcakes** here on several occasions, and they never fail to impress--both in how they look and how they taste! Beyond the food, the atmosphere is what really sets them apart. They work incredibly hard, yet they are always so **friendly and welcoming** the moment you walk through the door. We even love getting gift certificates here to share with our students because we know they'll be treated to something special. I can't say enough great things about this business. If you want to support a hardworking local family and get the best baked goods in town, this is the place to go! The CRONUTS are to die for! Thank you Chris' for providing the community a warm welcoming place with delicious treats!

I'm extremely disappointed with my experience at Chris' Bakery. I purchased a pastry expecting…read morefresh bakery food, but when I opened it, the inside was completely frozen solid and impossible to eat. Unfortunately, I had already driven out of town when I discovered the problem, so I couldn't bring the food back. I contacted the bakery to explain what happened, but instead of offering a refund for the defective food, they offered me half off a different sandwich. Why would I want to spend more money at a place that just sold me food I couldn't even eat? Mistakes happen, but good customer service means making things right when the customer receives a bad product. I'm very disappointed with how this was handled and will think twice before spending my money here again.