I had a hankering for a cute sandwich shop, and this place was it! The line was almost out the…read moredoor, which told us the place was going to be good! It was. The ham & swiss was warm, melty goodness. 10/10 would recommend. The kids had ham deli sandwich and a PB&J. Both were good, too. Portions are not large, so don't do the half-order if you're hungry! We also tried their chocolate chip cookie and another amazing one- some sort of chocolate chip, berry, white-chocolate, almond thing. It was amazing!! The place was clean and they did their best to keep things moving despite being extremely busy. Seating is available inside and outside.

Very good vegan breakfast sandwiches! Mostly made of frozen patties and refrigerated items, which…read moredefinitely are not cheap to source, so be prepared for $17 or so for 5 or so bites of hot food. Still worth it! Coffee is a bit acidic for my taste and comes out boiling, so it's not possible to enjoy with your meal. Still, I look forward to coming here before a long hike at Fort Casey or Coupeville proper.

I keep trying to give this establishment a try, but the staff is very aggressive and hard to work…read morewith. On multiple occasions, they have made me feel bad about asking any questions at all about the menu or not ordering quickly enough. They seem put out by serving customers. The last time I was in, I had a question about the size of a beverage, and the woman was not only rude to me, but she proceeded to talk rudely about me behind my back when I was in the bathroom and my friend who was waiting for me overheard at all. I guess they have enough business, because they feel like they can treat customers like crap. The coffee is nowhere near good enough to treat people this way, as well.

Very good coffee. No, excellent coffee. Worth making the trip for…read more Chocolates. All sorts of excellent comestibles. Had a cup of their coffee Friday morning, and it was so good, we returned Saturday morning to enjoy another cup o' Joe. I'm a raven, so finding anything about ravens is exceptional and rare. Lots to look at here. Spent far too much money doing it. What's a raven, you might ask? If you have to ask, the distinction won't make an impression on you. For those that know, they're ravens, too, It's a safeguard thing: Odin made the raven an imparter of wisdom. Anyway... This is a great store! The proprietress is a fascinating individual with whom I loved talking, and if we hadn't had a mandatory obligation 80 miles away at an appointed time, I probably would have spent more time and money (yes!) in the store. It's on my list of places to revisit when we return to La Conner.

Made a quickpit stop after lunch to grab some donuts from Lafeens Donuts Ice Cream and Espresso…read more Their OG shop, Lafeens Family Pride Donuts and Ice Cream, is in Bellingham. We dropped in on a Saturday afternoon (1:15pm). It's pretty barren inside but there are a couple picnic tables outside. Donut prices range from $0.99 USD to $3.69 USD. They also have drinks and 8 ice cream options. If you pay with cash, you don't get charged the service fee (3.70%). - Blueberry fritter ($3.29 USD) - second time I've found a place that does blueberry fritters. My favourite donut from the bunch. - Buttermilk bar ($2.59 USD) - nice bite, would order this again. - Lemon filled ($2.59 USD) - filling was better than the raspberry but the texture wasn't satisfying. - Raspberry filled ($2.59 USD) - filling was okay. - French crueller ($2.29 USD) - light and airy. Would come back for more of Lafeens donuts.

This place is excellent and very very clean, The people are…read moreamazingly nice and very good donuts, You will love the Atmosphere.

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.

Cute tiny house chocolate shop selling designer chocolate. High quality chocolates with ornate…read moredecorating as well as bars. They are so pretty that they make a great gift. The owner was friendly and wrapped our purchases with flair and care.

Two words: mango creamsicle!…read more I discovered this little truck o' ice cream love last weekend on a visit to Christensen's nursery, where its shiny pink exterior definitely caught my eye. I then discovered their tempting array of treat options, including the mango creamsicle. And at just $4, it was a steal (by modern food truck standards, in my experience). The exterior was fresh mango deliciousness; and the interior was luscious creamy vanilla yumminess. It was the perfect treat to stroll and enjoy while we did our spring nursery shopping. Hope I run across this truck again soon!

Stopped by for the first time to pick up a few donuts for tomorrow morning. Picked up a couple…read moreglazed French crullers, a couple vanilla crullers and 2 apple fritters. Couldn't resist trying one of the vanilla crullers before posting a review. Donut was outstanding. Soft, moist and sweet. A few places for indoor seating, no outdoor seating. Though I did not take them up on it, they sell chocolate milk! Very patient individual helping customers (some people act as though they are picking a 30-year mortgage) and not just a dozen donuts. Place has been around awhile, frills and sprinkles are on the donuts, not the shop itself.

Great donuts, great service. Ambiance is what it is LOL…read more The donuts are great and my dad made a special request for them while I was in Mt Vernon. The donut holes are really good too

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!