Bread farm is a great bakery in Edison WA. Before Covid we frequent this place. We have a lot of…read morefavorite pastries that can be enjoyed at this place. Years after, they slowly eased the Covid restrictions. Used to be, order your pastries on the side window. No one is allowed inside. Just recent,,thy already allow customers to enter the bakery and check out the goods. We enjoyed the bran muffin and palmier. So good. So crunchy. Always a good experience when we come here. Will always be on our radar.

We've been here many times before. Love this little bread and pastry outpost in Skagit County. It's…read morequaint and charming. They create wonderful artisan bread here and done delectable pastries. I love their Bran Muffin. It's moist and tastes great. It's on the small side for $5, though. We also bought a Palmier. Light, crackling crispy and nice sugary piece. Love stopping by here when we're in this area. Staff is friendly. Not dine in.

The food and atmosphere here is great. You can tell they use great quality ingredients. The food we…read morehad was delicious and don't skip out on their baked goods. There is a lot of outdoor seating in a yard/garden which is perfect for families and pets in the summer. They bring out your entrees, but everything else is self bussed. You prepay for everything including tip when you order. They only accept cash, check, or Venmo. I came here with a group of 4 and ordered 4 entrees along with some baked foods and coffee. THE WAIT..... It took over 1 hour for us to get our food. I would take off at least part of a point for that. I'm not sure if we were forgotten but didn't hear from the kitchen at all during this time (or after) and I had to ask about our order myself. People behind me in line had gotten their food long before. Thankfully we weren't in a hurry that day but that is a pretty long wait in my opinion for brunch. Be aware that the line to order can be long and the wait to get your food can be long.

I was so happy to visit tweets again! I brought my partner and my parents who were visiting from…read moreout of town. Learning from my first experience, we started the line around 10:30 for 11am opening. We stood around chatting while we waited. The doors opened around 11:05 and the pleasant cashier took our orders. They made our drinks before we went to sit down. We paid easily on Venmo. We found a cozy spot inside out of the hot spring heat where we could see the chef working. The food came out in reasonable time and was super tasty. I'm so impressed with what they can do in the small kitchen! I'm looking forward to the next time I'll be in the area on a weekend to come back again.

Awesome smash burgers and crinkle cut fries! Also had a great Italian soda and apple pie! They…read morealso serve breakfast, but I can't not get the burger. Cute, small old timey space only about 6 tables and some stools at the counter. Our service was friendly, and I even saw a couple walk in 2 minutes before close. The couple asked if they were closing, and the young lady said yes, but they would take care of them. So nice. At the time of this review, Edison Cafe is only open the last weekend of the month, so best to check the status before you go.

My last review was 8 months ago and it's just as perfect now as it was then. If you want perfection…read morethen come eat here every time.

Cute spot for lunch! We love stopping by when we're driving up to Vancouver. Love their curry soup…read moreand apps. Very relaxing to sit by the stream on a nice day-- we saw some snow geese too back in march! Friendly staff!

Worth a drive up here from Seattle. I found Slough Food through Paellaworks. Slough food hosts…read morepaella parties. See their event calendar. It was a fantastic experience. The seating is outside, right by the water. Cozy atmosphere with a beautiful and peaceful view right on the water. Paella is cooked in a traditional Spanish way. You pay per plate. At that time it was $25 per plate. Lots of meat and prawns. They had in house made Sangria, $14, not my favorite to be honest. There is also a Kids' menu. Slough food itself is a small store with some deli sold up front and other items like wine and specialty foods and gifts. Lovely people work there. Very welcoming! You do have to come and get on the waitlist to participate in the paella party. It was a long wait but worth it. I would come back again :)

Never open! hours say open until 4, but I drive by before 4…read moreevery day, sometimes before 3 and i have never seen them open. They give the Elementry school free kids drinks for the "Student of the month". how do they ever expect to give the kids their drink. I have been hanging onto my coupon for over 3 months now waiting for the day they are actually open.

Always very friendly, love their vanilla chai, and super tasty Breakfast Bagel Sammy made from…read morescratch. Great Sunday morning stop!

What an absolutely pleasurable experience…read more Located with the decades old Japanese Garden, this restaurant's ambience instantly puts you at peace. The food is fresh, mostly local and very well prepared. I am an active carnivore, yet I found the Roots Burrito to be very satisfying and full of flavor. Plenty of off highway parking. Friendly, efficient service. I cannot think of anything I would change. I will be returning.

My cousin took me here for lunch before I had to leave to the airport. The location is beautiful…read moreand I loved the Japanese garden in the back. The staff behind the counter were really nice and helpful. We ordered our food at the counter and then got a seat. To drink I got the pearls of jasmine tea and to eat I ordered the Blanchard rice bowl with chicken. My tea was really good, it had a nice smokey flavor with floral undertones. Terrific tea, I tried to chug it all before we had to leave so I didn't miss my flight. The rice bowl had a lot of different toppings and textures, everything was super fresh. The rice on the bottom was a little odd though, as it was soggy. It was described on the menu as coconut sticky rice, but it seemed more soggy and wet than sticky. Other than the rice the dish was very tasty. We had a nice quick lunch here.

I love cheese. Their Ladysmith w/ chives is my favorite. I recently had a stay-cation in Skagit. I…read morehad tried a few different cheeses they create from various farmers markets and my csa carries a few as well. You must make the relaxing trip to their shop. Bring a cooler as you're going to buy a lot. The shop carries a lot of great products like wine, meat, soup bones, phenomenal salami and of course cheese. I loved it so much, I made a second trip just before heading back to Seattle. As much as I love a quick jaunt from Seattle, they do sell their products at two of Seattle's largest farmers markets and you can place orders online. The Gouda is next level!!! Run don't walk. This place will knock your socks off.

I found myself in need of a quick snack to take to friends in the hospital and Samish Bay Cheese…read morefit the bill. Free parking can be found in the gravel lot. Discover is an accepted form of payment. An adorable farm store featuring farm-to-table products such as eggs, yogurt, cheese, cheesecake. A variety of pantry items are also available to pair with one's fresh purchase. Support of local products is evident and appreciated. Cider and wine can be purchased to compliment cheese and crackers. Cheese can be purchased in pre-weighed rounds or by the ounce. I purchased the Queso Diablo, Basil Ladysmith and Dill cheese along with some crackers. Service was friendly. It would have been helpful choosing if samples were available.

One of the only places to still get a hard ice cream mocha milkshake. When I'm up this way it is a…read morefavorite splurge for me. Only giving 4 stars because I asked for toasted marshmallow and think I got toasted coconut instead but it is still so good.

I highly recommend going here just to try my new all time favorite drink which I made up myself,…read morebut ever since they made it for me once it's so good. I always order a blended chocolate chai with extra ice and almond milk instead of real milk or ice cream. They will most likely tell you that they usually add icecream as a blending agent in the blended drinks, but I always tell them to leave it out and it's soooo good. Thanks guys for delivering on my opinion the best Chocolate Chai ever, if they ask you about spiced Chai try the one that isn't spiced.