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.)

This was a cute little shop with a fair selection of baked goods and even some gluten-free options…read more The two women behind the counter were friendly and accommodating. Unfortunately, the plain whole milk latte I ordered was subpar. I did not enjoy it.

An eclectic "bespoke" coffee shop in La Conner. When we visited, there was actually no menu and the…read morebarista mentions he can make any drink for the most part, so we opted for a hemp milk orange latte which was pretty decent. I don't see hemp milk much in other coffee shops so this stood out. There's zero latte art and it's just a regular white paper cup so I didn't bother taking a picture of the drink itself. The cafe itself is pretty interesting, with a whole variety of license plates, pastry case, and other CBD products, and there are lots of seating. The downside for being "bespoke" is that there is no menu. $7+ for a 16oz latte is a bit steep and we don't know the breakdown of prices, so if anything, even if there's no menu, a general price guideline would be much appreciated.

Stopped in here for a coffee because of the dog logo. Kind of weird that we were more jazzed for…read morethe dog theme than the person behind the counter. Coffee was scalding hot and not very flavorful. Cute items for sale, though overpriced. Dog logo cold/hot thermos is adorable, love that you can see the La Conner bridge on it; yet makes coffee taste odd. Will use as a container for something else not a beverage. Centrally located.

It's Umpqua ice cream so of course it's good, the store can't really mess that up, but only one…read moresample per person, that's just plain mean. I spent $22 on ice creams and you really couldn't spring for another sample? Well you lost my families custom for coffees the next day and you've lost my custom for life. Over maybe a cents worth of sample. There's plenty of other places to buy ice cream in La Conner I advise customers to go elsewhere.

I'm glad Snow Goose is still being super generous with their scoops even if their prices have…read moreincreased steadily the last few years. Today, we treated ourselves to a *SINGLE* scoop of Lopez Island Chocolate Peanut Butter Swirl in a cone. Make sure you get lots of napkins and, if you're willing to share, they've got spoons and cups to make it more easy and lessen the mess. Snow Goose is a must stop if you are an ice cream lover who wants to feel like they are getting their money's worth. Trust me, a single scoop is enough because at Snow Goose it is the equivalent of getting at least four scoops of ice cream elsewhere! Ok, I'm ready for a long nap now ;-)

This is my new go to for ice cream! Just ask for the single…read morescoop waffle cone of any flavor from the menu and you can thank me later. The drive is worth it. The weight may be a little bit long, but it's worth it. The prices very economical. Even if you're not in the area, I recommend drive here for the ice cream. You can stick around for the farmers market as well and seafood Market.

So we were driving towards Deception Pass and saw this HUGE warehouse with the word CREAMERY on it…read more My wife immediately started googling. Bookmarked for our return trip. We actually made it on our way back and so glad we did. They have a lot of unique flavors. We just got a couple double scoops so we could try more flavors! Once Baked Cookie Dough (5): My wife loves the traditional cookie dough so this piqued our interest. If you've ever had a pizookie, its sort of like that. Sort of underbaked and soft. It was delicious! Coffee Toffee Crunch (5): Can't go wrong with a coffee/toffee combo. Their slow churned process makes this really creamy and delicious! Wild Blackberry (4): Curiosity got to us on this one since wild blackberries seem to be everywhere up here. I've had some really good ones and some really questionable ones. This was good. What I'd expect. What this proved to me was their sweet cream base is amazing and can be paired with anything really. Lemon Raspberry (5): Wasn't expecting much but this one blew me away. This was my favorite of the group! Sweet and tart and fruity all at the same time with no flavor overpowering another. Very good. Cold Brew Float (4): This is really just a cup of the ice cream of your choice. Then you grab a can of their cold brew and pour it on top. I went with their mint chip. It was good. The cold brew was good. This is something I feel like I'd do at home too. (and I think I will cause we're taking some pints home!) Overall, a great stop on your way to wherever. They have pints to take home as well. Luckily we had a cooler in the car so we took home our favorite flavors. We'll be making this a stop whenever we're in the area now.

Lots of flavours to choose from here, with a good mix of unique options and more familiar classics…read more The ice cream definitely felt premium, with a rich, high-cream-content texture that made it feel a step above your typical ice cream shop. We tried the blackberry pint, which was nice and not overly sweet, although I felt like the blackberry flavour itself could have come through a bit more. The pints are also a great deal, and I would have picked some up to take home if they had dry ice available. Too bad they don't, since that would make it much easier to bring some back with you. Overall, a really nice afternoon treat, especially if you can enjoy it out on the patio. Would definitely come back again if I'm in the area.

Was really good! I wish they were open a little later than 6 on Fridays and Saturdays but I'll…read moredefinitely be back! Very good

Great Fish & Chips. Crispy, not soggy. Fries are decent. The tartar sauce seems homemade to me…read moreand it is also top notch. The staff has been very courteous every time. We typically pick up and don't hand around. Outdoor seating only.

Cute spot - since it's in a neighborhood it almost feels like the building is one of the houses…read morethere. Luckily there's clear signage on and in front of the building. A lot of unique decorations appropriate for the name "mad hatter". There was one girl working and she was helpful in letting us sample and try out a few different flavors. I settled on the coffee oreo and it was delicious. If I lived close to here I could imagine this being a local staple. Some of the other reviews hyped it up a little too much for me and while it is really good ice cream (and I want to try more of their flavors), it's not mind blowing. It's just great ice cream. A lot of classic flavors and a few unique ones for adventurous folks.

When planning a visit from Portland Oregon Mad Hatter's was a place that a friend highly…read morerecommended. No regrets! Not only was the location joyful and friendly the ice cream was amazing! I was so surprised to find they had licorice ice cream on the menu! This is a rare find! I paired it with the coconut in a waffle cone. Don't judge, licorice ice cream is better than you think! Someone else ordered my same combination.

This place is amazing. The food came out super fast and the French dip with onion rings was 10/10…read more Also really loved the ranch. Ice cream was great of course but the food really hit the spot. Our server was great!

We were in town for the first time, and my husband was looking up dinner places. The name of this…read moreplace excited him so much that he decided to surprise me by not telling me where we were going. He could not be more hype about an average diner called 'Big Scoop'. The area has some parking spots, but when we arrived, all the parking spaces and all the tables were taken. They were quite busy for a Wednesday evening. When we arrived, we had no idea what to do. Do we sit ourselves? Do we wait to be seated? Do we place an order at the counter and then sit? There was no signage and no greeting to inform us. So we stood there, feeling silly and out of place, for a good few minutes, before one adult staff member approached the counter to punch an order into a computer and literally said to us, 'I don't have time to talk to customers right now, sorry.' Ooooookay we'll just keep standing here. Eventually, our waitress/savior Kate greeted us, sat us at a table, and gave us menus. She was younger, upbeat, kind, and apologetic for the confusion. We looked over the menu, and a third staff member came by to take our order. I ordered the Big Scoop cheeseburger basket with fries & my husband ordered the hot ham & cheese with fries. The hot ham & cheese was your average grilled cheese with a protein. Nothing special. The burger was good, but nothing special there either. You'll notice that the other half of the menu is all. ice. cream. Just options and options of different ways to order your ice cream; the flavors are listed on the wall, not on the menu. They are happy to make any changes or customizations to your ice cream order. IMO the menu was overwhelming with no easy way to sort or compare options, so it needs an overhaul in the way it's presented. We ended up getting the #13, Sweet Superstitions, with the flavors Moose Tracks & chocolate peanut butter ice cream scoops. Again, nothing special here; the two cherries promised in the menu was just one cherry cut in half, and the peanuts were stale. The fudge wasn't hot either. For a place called Big Scoop, we got pretty small scoops of ice cream. When we checked out at the counter, Kate helped us out again. She was very encouraging and was so excited to have us in town for the tulip festival. I hope Kate gets a raise or goes far in life! Overall, a fun memory but an underwhelming experience in terms of service and flavor.

Great downtown location with ample seating. They are…read morecow-to-cone, which I had to google to know what it meant. I also appreciated that the fruit and other ingredients were local. One of us had a malt. They gift you the malt in your cup but then the metal canister they make it in with extra. It's like you get 1 1/2 malts. I love that they don't dump it down the sink like most other shops! Another one of us had a sundae, then cones. The scoops sizes were good. Between us we tried coffee, vegan mint brownie, strawberry malt, cheesecake and cookies and cream. All of the flavors were so tasty! The staff were also very friendly, which is a nice bonus .

Mallard Ice Cream rotates their flavors everyday and they have some very interesting ones. I love…read morethat they just have a bunch of rubber duckies around the place. I decided to get a single cup of hojicha ice cream and that was creamy deliciousness. It was nice to have on such a hot day!