Best coffee I've had so far in Port Townsend! This was my 4th try this morning. 1) Room coffee…read morereally bad. 2) Lobby coffee bad but better than room's coffee maker. Restaurant where I had breakfast was OK. Did not take any of the refills offered as there had to something better. AFTER 3 bad drip coffees taken black, I ordered a delicious latte from Better Living Through Coffee. My vegan latte made with macadamia alternative milk was near nirvana. Plan to go again before I leave town.

This was disappointing. I need my morning coffee and Better Living was open. We swung in and there…read morewas a nice crowd already. The location is awesome, right on the water. We ordered and had our drinks pretty quick. This is when things went south. The coffees were not good. I can stomach a lot, but not this. All four of us threw our coffees away without finishing. This is the first time I have ever done that. I'm not sure how they all tasted so bad. Maybe the basic drip is better, but I won't be coming back to try it. Great venue, horrible coffee

Delicious matcha!! Service was great and location is convenient and chill! They have one job and…read morethey did a fine job at it !! Def coming back:

I like the taste of the coffee here than the other popular one in town. I know the other one has a…read morenice view and in a prime location. I have to say. I wouldn't mind walk a little further for this one. The service is quick and not a long way.

Line took a while to get through, and I was annoyed that the menu didn't list any prices. I got a…read morevanilla latte and it was tasty. Staff were friendly.

Friendly staff, lots of flavors and options to choose from (esp sugar free) and good lattes & teas!…read moreSmall hut you can stop by to pickup a quick coffee!

TL;DR: Better than the hyped spot, this is where you go for…read morecoffee in Port Townsend. Food: Everything we had was fresh and well thought out. The spinach and cheese pastry hit exactly how it should, and the burrito was warm, cheesy, eggy perfection. Even the hot sauce slapped. Vibe: Chill and low-key. Not overly busy like the other spot people line up for. What could be better: Honestly, not much maybe just wish we found it sooner.

High Tea at Cafe Tenby is a treat…read more This local independent cafe has a very special selection of different teas and pastries. The high tea (by appointment only) is very much worth the price. I had a robust Earl Grey Crème that had a lovely subtle vanilla twist. I'm all about the scone ms and clotted cream with jam. Yum! It can get a little warm in the summer. Don't be shy and tell the staff you are a bit flushed and they will accommodate. Warm relaxed ambiance inside makes for a pleasant tea experience.

Follow the signs underground to a great cup of coffee. I needed a mid-day pick me up and Sand and…read moreStone delivered. It's nicely hidden, but worth finding. The lovely barista was super friendly and made the coffee fast. We shopped a little while we waited. The coffee was hot and flavorful. Great service, good coffee!

A must see! Unique, beautiful items. My favorite was the pumpkin orange spice tea. Excellent warm…read more friendly service, I highly recommend this shop . Five stars all the way.

And be sure to ask about the art work which is for sale here. Its an interesting combo of…read moredriftwood, plaster and mosaic pieces from recycled pottery. my personal favorites are the green eye and the marvelous peacock. BTW, good prices on these pieces if the tags are accurate.

Cool little Mexican restaurant in downtown Port Townsend. Old town cafe vibe with Mexican cuisine…read morethat uses some local PNW sourced ingredients. Both tacos we had were fantastic, and the chips and guacamole were great too. The tortilla chips were warm and tasty so I assume that they prep them on site. My daughter loved the horchata too. A great place to stop in when in town or traveling through.

I would have to agree with Jacob S on this. The staff is friendly, attentive and all-around…read moreexcellent, the place is spotless-clean and has an incredible view. But the food most definitely fell flat (sorry). The chicken burrito I ordered tasted like it was stuffed with Wonder Bread. (But that's not a bad thing if you like Wonder Bread -- many older people in the Pacific NW can't handle anything spicier than ketchup, so maybe this "works" for them. It was certainly soft, fresh and chewy Wonder Bread, so full credit for that.) The home-made tortilla chips were a very nice touch, very crunchy. The salsa served with it (verde and rojo) was a bit disappointing. If Gerber Baby Food made salsa, this would be it. Fresh, pretty bland, and had the consistency and texture of applesauce. They have a few unmarked bottles of house-made salsa, made with apple cider (according to one of the waitstaff) which was a bit spicier, but an unusual flavor. (My wife guessed that it had been made with beer.) So if you love Mexican food, but can't tolerate anything spicier than mayonnaise, this would be a great choice.