This coffee is soo good and some of the best in the island. I recommend stopping g by if you're in…read moretown or on the other side in Mukilteo- you won't be disappointed!

Great flavor combos, gets packed so go early and fortunately it's one of the rare places on the…read moreisland that's actually opened early !! 6 am which was amazing for an early bird

*** The people who work here are very nice. That's always a good thing for repeat customers…read more However, I will not return after paying $9.75 for a breakfast sandwich. Last week it was $8.25 (apx.). It went up $1.50 in one week! It is simply Wrong to charge that much. I moved here from Kirkland which is a very high cost of living city, but the MOST I ever paid for a breakfast sandwich was $7.50. Now they will not have a repeat customer anymore. I am done. ***

Cute little drive through in the midst of scenic drive. Usually everyone says their customization…read morefor their coffee but the batista may not perfect it. But over here every little detail was paid attention and we didn't even have to repeat or insist. The best part was as we ordered hot chocolate, she noticed kids inside the car and offered to give at kids temperature which turned out to be perfect for their drink :) Would definitely prefer this spot over starbucks

Dawn is the owner and a seasoned professional in all things coffee and pastries…read more I think I just had the best carrot cake I've ever had in my life and the chef was very appreciative that I said so to the whole restaurant! Now I'm telling the world!!! Ricardo Blanco

We ordered a plain avocado toast for my 6-year-old because he has acid reflux. We specifically…read moreasked for plain fresh avocado on toast, but instead they served old, brown store-bought guacamole spread on a very thin slice of bread. When I asked if they could simply bring us plain toast instead, we waited another 20 minutes, and they brought what looked like a thin frozen slice of bread. The $19 avocado toast was very disappointing and not worth the price. My son's peanut butter and jelly sandwich also came on what tasted like frozen bread. To make matters worse, when we explained the issue, they didn't offer a refund or any effort to make it right. The service came across as dismissive and unwelcoming. Based on our experience, I wouldn't recommend spending $20 on a meal here.

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.

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.

Used to be my go-to spot for coffee and breakfast sandwich but quality & quantity has decreased…read moreover the past year. I continued to give it a chance until they updated their menu board and completely removed prices from their menu a month ago, while the price has increased. That just feels wrong. There's more transparent ways to increase prices.

It's ok for coffee, and the service is friendly. That's the star. But the food is really bad. And…read morewhile there's lots of seating and power outlets for charging, they're mostly unused. Why? This is a business in a state of decay. About a decade ago, this would have been pretty posh. But now the chairs are worn, the walls need paint, the signage that says, "Crabby Coffee" is literally falling off the wall. The chalkboard "specials" sign has been erased and rewritten so many times, the margins are caked with chalk dust, and apparently the employees who write the specials don't even notice that the sign reads "Coffee of the Day" at the top; immediately under this they wrote: "Roast beef and pepper jack with brown gravy...". Unless that IS the coffee of the day. Ew. Then there's the "atmosphere "... There was a tv blasting the news at a volume just over comfortable conversation level, and a group of older people napping or reading in the area around it, like campers around a fire (and of course, that requisite "one guy" who must have an even louder conversation with the television, barking an endless nonsensical commentary regarding anything on the screen that he disagrees with, which is, evidently, everything). This group occupies the only comfortable seating in the main area. Anyone doing work or wanting less noise is exiled to the far reaches of the space, away from this bunch. It wouldn't take much to reclaim this cafe from the dust heap. First: lose the TV. Then, re-focus on food quality and do a light remodel, followed with promotions aimed at folks who need a place to work remotely, like entrepreneurs, students and businesspeople. But I'm not sure the impetus is there...nor the required customer demographic. It might not be their fault- maybe these are the only customers they can attract. I mean: There's a reason they offer three kinds of soup. A local group of old folks have seized this cafe as their personal social perch, perhaps because the other local cafes (that actually need to turn tables) asked them to move on. I don't know. Although I believe everyone should have somewhere to go and hang out, no matter their age, this particular group is very unwelcoming, appraising anyone that comes through the door and looking askance at those who dare venture close to their occupied territory. It's killing this business dead. Not even vaguely recommended unless you've no other place to go. Or you like hanging out with the "get off my lawn" crowd.

I'm was a tourist here and I had the time of my life at this café. The baristas were so wonderful…read moreand smart. We could tell that they were super knowledgeable on the coffee that they were selling and had no problem giving us their honest opinions on what they thought we should order. When I come back, this the first place I'm going to get a coffee.

This is the most phenomenal coffee stand! Quick friendly service combined with the finest quality…read morecoffee! If you are on Whidbey Island this is a MUST visit spot!

Love the selection this store offers. Brightly lit, clean, wide aisles. Sweatshirts, wine, seafood,…read moreproduce, bakery - they have everything you might need. And more.

Best priced grocery store on the south end, great deli and sandwich bar, caters to the local (be it…read moreretired or more of a hippie) and tourest. They just have such a familiar touch grocery outlet is going to be lacking.