Food is always good, staff is friendly and efficient. Some items have apples, like coleslaw, potato…read moresalad, & Vermont omelette! Have Chicken & Waffles too.

Really good brunch! Came here during our day trip to whidbey island. There was a 30 min wait so we…read morepassed time by walking around the cute area. Theres plenty to see so it didn't feel like a long wait. Husband got the breakfast burrito. He said it was really good, only con was that the salsa that came with it was like an ice slushy which would have preferred not cold. I got the salmon hash which I thought was one of the best hashes I've tried. The eggs and potatoes were seasoned and cooked perfectly and there was a lot of salmon - good ratio of everything. Only other con was that after we got seated we waited 30 mins to get our food. But service was really good and we could tell the cooks were busy with other tickets. Overall we really enjoyed our meal and would definitely come back if we're on Whidbey again!

Wandered in when they were closed because the door was open. The owner was so nice and offered to…read moremake me something anyways and didn't charge me. Will go back when they are open for sure!

You place the order at the counter. You move to an outside table where you can't hear them even…read morethough they try and use a bull horn. My sandwich was good. My lemonade very refreshing.

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.

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.

What a lovely escape on Whidbey. The staff was lovely; attentive yet gave space to not feel rushed…read more The menu was fun and featured local oysters, a trio of ceviche's and a perfectly prepared halibut. I missed getting pictures because I was too busy feasting with my eyes to remember to pull out my phone! I did catch a single picture of the whites by the glass and can't recommend the "White crush" enough!

Oystercatcher is a South Whidbey standards bearer-consistently good in all ways…read more We recently had dinner for our anniversary and everything was excellent-carrot small plate, grilled oysters, pasta primavera and pork tenderloin. The pork tenderloin was a very well composed dish-put every component on your fork and it is great. I loved how the grilled oysters originally came out with 5 and before I could ask, they came out and said "the numbers weren't matching" and served us the additional oyster. It's a very nice setting-modest whidbey house made over to a restaurant. You can be casual and formal and feel at home. Service was exceptional tonight-personal and quick. Oystercatcher is a "must eat" for your Whidbey visit-local produce and excellent food.

In a world of mediocre restaurants, Prima Bistro is a gem…read more Located in quaint Langley, Prima Bistro has an extensive menu that offers unique twists to established fares. We love the crispy pork belly and olives in warm olive oil. My GF says the fried oysters are the best she's ever had, and I enjoy the steamed clams with chorizo. They have a full bar and happy hour 3-5 daily. This is the best restaurant on Whidbey Island.

Prima has been a long time anchor of the South Whidbey dining scene. Perfect location in Langley…read morewith a wonderful indoor and outdoor dining area. It has a great informal vibe. The menu is very "French bistro" with lots of options for everyone. Our meal was just ok this evening. We started with a Cucumber Salad special (seemed to be missing something) and fried oysters. The fried oysters were unfortunately greasy and lacked a bit for "breading" to hold them together. My pasta entree (Shrimp Espelette) was excellent. My wife's risotto was unfortunately dry-more of a rice pilaf in texture. Service was good for the most part-sort of transactional but the meal had a good pace. We've had better meals there and hope this was a one-off. We've been to the restaurant a lot over the years and most meals were better.

Leo & Leto's (formerly Bloom's) is a very nice place to eat. We had dinner there last night and…read moreenjoyed the wine, steamed mussels, and Alfredo pasta with red snapper. The server, Laura, make a terrific pie--all from fruit grown on her property. Kyle, the chef, is excellent and came to restaurant from Fraser's in Oak Harbor. They still sell Ken and Virgina Bloom's wine and have live music most Saturday evenings. A flamingo guitarist played last night, and his songs were the perfect music. If you haven't tried Leo & Leto's, you're missing out!

Let me start off with the ambiance and environment because this quaint place was gorgeous. We dined…read moreoutside with a beautiful view and it was quite perfect for date night. I started with a pineapple margarita which was tasty and had a smoky Tajín rim which was a nice surprise. We indulged in the crab cakes which were very flavorful and crispy with a fantastic remoulade. These were easily my favorite item and I could have eaten 5 more orders. The squeeze of lemon was delightful and brought all the flavors together beautifully. The main dish of seafood risotto was delicious as well and incredibly flavorful. I enjoyed the oil/sauce the meal was served on and every bite was fantastic. My only disappointment was the size of the entrees as they were small portions. The burger was also fantastic although the size was on the smaller side and there were not a lot of potato wedges included. Overall I loved this place and the service was great. The atmosphere was lively as they had live music playing which was a nice touch. I'm excited to try more dishes from this cute little restaurant.

Doesn't look like much from the outside but everything we had was so delicious! Plus, immediately…read morete first restaurant available off the Coupeville Ferry. We enjoyed the HH menu. The fresh albacore brioche, rockfish taco with chips, fishwich (fresh fried fish sliders my favorite of all) pork sliders, wedge salad (amazing amount if dressing if you like it drenched), and garlic cheese fries, plus a kids cheeseburger/fries for the little one (which was a decent size) Drinks: Watermelon Mojito and Raspberry Lemoncellio (not on HH but so tasty and flavorful) All three in our group enjoyed ourselves. Our server was attentive without being overbearing. There are signs that say to expect an hour for your visit because everything is freshly prepared. We would've gladly waited an hour because everything tasted well, but we didn't have to. Items came out a good pace. There are two dining areas, the one to the right is bigger called the chandelier room with the bar, dining tables and two restrooms. The one to the left is gives off diner vibes with one nearby restroom.

Most restaurants with a view of the water are either overpriced and lackluster or shacks with quick…read moreservice food. Callen's is a happy medium - a beautiful view, but a casual, comfortable dining area/bar with great food. There's lots of great seafood options here and classic american salads and sandwiches. Everything is prepared well and feels fresh. The kitchen consistently is a bit slow, although service is attentive throughout. There's a notice on the menu that says to expect slower service - this isn't. 20 minute meal before you get on the ferry - it's a leisurely experience with time to have conversations. It's also very accessible - parking out front, a nice ramp, and three single stall accessible bathrooms!

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

Three stars for average. I love seafood, but this was not it. Crab cakes were mayo forward and…read moremushy on the inside, albeit a nice brown crust on outside, but it was more of a crab & mayo mash on top of a pesto smear (credit for great tasting coleslaw). Spicy popcorn shrimp and smoked salmon chunks appetizers, and the large front table by the window, were the highlights. To be transparent, my dad loves oysters, and the happy hour oysters were as expected. My son's muscles entree was good - but we had to drain out the sauce from bottom of pot, into the lid of pot, to enjoy the sauce with the cold sourdough bread that came on the side. Sauce was tasty, but overall it was too much work to get to the sauce, and I was disappointed the bread was right out of the bag or not warmed at least. I ordered the Cesar and added salmon. The Cesar dressing was definitely mayo based, but did contain anchovies, so likely homemade, it had potential, but it tasted mostly like mayo. If you don't love mayo, do not get the Cesar. My mom's Louie salad looked pretty boring, and she was disappointed (which is unusual). My son's girlfriend ordered fries and kids butter noodles - kids menu was great!!! Overall the food was just meh. The service was speedy, but our server had little patience for newbies with a couple questions. Since there was an hour way, we ended up at a little restaurant just up the hill, a place with a cocktail sign hanging out front, and their hummus looked homemade amazing. Great choice in beer on tap too. Just saying.

Came here for lunch with friends. The wait time is long but so worth it. We sat at the bar and…read moreenjoyed some amazing seafood and drinks. Started with the spicy Paloma and followed with the house white wine, both superb. We got dishes to share: salmon nuggets, dozen oysters, clams and seafood pasta. All the seafood was so fresh and delicious. The local oysters were like butter, just melt in your mouth. I liked sitting at the bar, watching other people come and go. I hope I get to visit again someday!