This shop is absolutely beautiful such adorable things in here. Everything is sooo cute. The lady…read morein the front is so polite and mind. I got a couple of small things from here I couldn't resist. Came to this island for vacation and came across this shop. Def recommend it

A funny thing happened while I was shopping in this cute gift shop, it dawned on me that Coupeville…read morewas the home to where the movie Practical Magic was filmed! I, ironically enough, had watched the movie on the flight across the country to the PNW! I was wandering the shop and saw numerous Practical Magic movie items, like sweatshirts, mugs, stickers and more! I snagged a couple of decals- one with a salt shaker, a rosemary sprig, lavender bunch & a heart to celebrate the quote from the movie- Always throw spilled salt over your left shoulder, Keep rosemary by your garden gate, Plant lavender for luck, And fall in love whenever you can. I saw the sticker and recited the quote in my head while continuing around the store. The lady at the register confirmed my suspicion & the same building I was in had been the bath shop for Sally's character! I walked outside and saw the small, downtown street in a completely new way. I was enchanted even more!

If you are wandering through the historic streets of Coupeville, The Crow's Roost is an absolute…read moremust-visit. Tucked away near the waterfront, this boutique is much more than a gift shop; it is a carefully curated gallery of stories, craftsmanship, and local charm. Whether you are looking for a meaningful keepsake or a high-quality gift, here is why The Crow's Roost stands out: The shop specializes in items that feel personal and intentional. You won't find generic souvenirs here. Instead, the space is filled with: * Artisan Jewelry: Featuring popular lines like Scout Curated Wears and pieces from local Pacific Northwest artists. * Ethical & Fair Trade Goods: Stunning Beyond Borders Haitian metalwork and other fair-trade items that support global artisans. * Practical Luxury: They carry the sought-after Sockwell compression socks and high-end home goods that blend function with style. The vibe inside is warm, inviting, and surprisingly spacious. The layout allows you to linger and explore the "edibles, art, and accessories" without feeling rushed. One of the best perks is their complimentary gift packaging. They turn every purchase into a beautiful presentation, saving you a trip to the stationery store. Situated at 902 NW Grace St, the shop is right in the heart of the historic district. It's the perfect stop after a meal at the nearby Oystercatcher or a pastry from Little Red Hen Bakery. Its location within Ebey's Landing National Historical Reserve makes the walk to the shop just as beautiful as the items inside.

I loved the merchandise selections available and the staff was super friendly and fun.read more

Cute little shop in coupeville! Would highly recommend their lavender sweets. Had their lavender…read morecheesecake once that is one of my favorite desserts I've tried on the island to this day!

Disappointing customer service. Either gossiping about customers there on one visit there or just…read moreleaving customers stranded at the counter after helping out the customer who was there just before them...without saying why or when they would be back to the register to help them. That will be my last visit there.

Worth the walk to the end of the pier if you're searching for trinkets. The woman working there was…read morevery nice. Lots of items, from outdoor decor to jewelry to figurines to clothing.

This little shop is allllllll the way down at the end of the pier in the heart of downtown…read moreCoupeville. So if you're willing to brave the elements (as it tends to rain a lot in WA) and walk down to the end of the pier you'll find a little barn over the water with like 4 shops in it. Harbor Gifts is one of them. I was actually surprised the the variety and quantity of gifts and items in the store. There have a lot of native arts and paintings as well as cute trinkets to say you've been there. The store is very clean and smells really good. They had native flute music playing in the background. Very nice ambiance. I also saw that you can rent a kayak but I didn't get a chance to check out the prices. All the kayaks looked to be in good shape and properly stowed in another part of the pier. Check this place out if you're in Coupeville. If you go down the the history museum and turn right onto the pier you'll see what I'm talking about.

Really cute clothing. Terrible service. The lady was so mean to my son who wanted to look at stuff…read more I would have went shopping if the lady was nicer.

Love this local boutique! I never leave empty handed. Wonderful for gifts and for myself. Great…read moreselection of northwest style clothes, candles, jewel and accessories. Definitely worth a stop.

As someone who loves licorice, this was like the best candy store ever I would say that my favorite…read moreof the licorice that I bought is actually the monkey heads, which I did not see coming. I also really like the cherry tubular ones with the white sugar inside of them they are ridiculously delicious. The woman checking us out - who i assumed was the owner- was very very friendly and the store had a nice selection of gifts from the motherland. I will definitely be back!

Great selection of treats! So much licorice, sweet and salty. I got cookies, licorice and candy…read more Staff were helpful and efficient. The prices were what I would expect for an import type of store.

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.

Great dude working the register! Saw my Deftones hat and automatically put in the new song, which…read morehad come out just a day before! Love the love! My wife ended up getting to sweet sets of earrings and a few other things for great prices! Definitely will stop here next time we are in Coupeville again!

This is an adorable art supply store but it also has an informal studio space and a nice little…read moregarden/koi pond in the back. It also has a couple of tables and a rack of art supplies that people can freely use. This is a lovely, inviting, and cozy spot!

I wasn't planning to visit an art store today or even Coupeville, but my friend offered to meet for…read morelunch and I ended up with the only parking spot left on Front street.. right in front of Meet Market. I was intrigued by the "hang out & make art" sign in the window and decided to stop by after lunch. As I walked in, I was immediately welcomed by The Decemberists' sweet musical embrace. One of my favorite bands playing? How did they know! And it just ended up being the sweetest little art shop. Queer-friendly (and queer-owned, I found after googling later on!) with local art for purchase and a wide variety of art supply mediums. I wish I'd had more time to check out the studio/"maker art" side of the shop, because it looked wonderful. I will absolutely make a special trip over the next time I'm passing through Whidbey.