This place is amazing. The ambiance is great, relaxed, and…read morewelcoming. It's obvious a space for community gathering, which I love! The staff were super friendly as well and made my drink and sandwich with care The sandwich wasn't what I was expecting but it was delicious and filling! Amazing flavors in a simple sandwich. Bleh perfect for a very ride :)

Over the Moon Coffee Roasters is definitely the best coffee shop in Kingston! This shop has a cozy…read morefeel while displaying local arts and crafts. As for food, I order the bacon breakfast burrito. This burrito was very large and had hatch chiles peppers, eggs, potatoes, cheese and bacon accompanied by a side of salsa. I thought there was great combination of heat between the salsa and the hatch chile peppers. I also got a chai latte, which had a cinnamon housemade chai. It was very good if you like chai. I was disappointed that when I came in their pastry case had only 2 scones (pretty much empty for a Monday Morning) so beware that they might not have baked goods if you visit. The location is very convenient though. Due to the close proximity to the ferry station, this also easy to grab a quick bite before hopping on.

Now steel bridge coffee? Good service very bad coffee…read more... Burnt shot very watered down!

Best Lotus drinks anywhere they know how to make it perfect. The owners are so cool! They do have…read morebreakfast burritos made by an actual chef! Careful very hot in temperature when served ( which is good) I cannot say enough about this little coffee shack it is my absolute favorite

Love their hot club sandwich in focaccia bread. The bread is the key to the sandwich. It is so…read morefluffy and airy with the perfect crunch.

What a great little coffee shop on my visit! Great drinks, friendly baristas, yummy sammies!read more

There are a lot of places around the ferry to go while you wait. And a few that serve coffee. This…read moreis far and away the best of the choices for coffee. We go here everytime we have 10 minutes or more before the next boat. This time I got a lavendar latte with oat milk. This can be a risky drink to get because often the syrup is too bitter. But yet again Aviator piloted this drink perfectly. Get a crepe across the street but leave room in your budget for this local roaster.

A very convenient and beautiful little coffee bar right off of the ferry and just above the town…read moregreen as well. I would especially note the tiny donuts. When those are fresh and hot, you shouldn't miss them. The staff are always very friendly even though it can be very busy.

Totally disappointed! I use to come by this stand several…read moretimes a week while commuting for work. The issues today were hopefully just a fluke. Waited in line for three times longer than anyone should, only three cars in front of me I waited nearly 30 minutes! It was too late when I was next car in line and still waited 12 minutes for that one car By that time there were four cars behind me, not including the one that left. I was in a hurry and now I will be incredibly late. I wish I had not stopped today. I don't know if I will waste my time again, unless I know I have a half hour to burn. And this isn't even the touch on my coffee... that I never did get.

Nice enough coffee, but you take your life in your hands trying to do a left turn into the…read more"driveway" as you are heading from Poulsbo to the Hood Canal bridge. Cars come barreling down behind you, and there is no dedicated left hand turn lane. The coffee ladies mentioned that nearby residents do not want to put a left turning lane on the highway to allow safe turns into this residence that serves as the coffee shop. The coffee was awesome and I was able to survive all the way from Poulsbo to Port Angeles on their excellent wet cappuccino with a pumpkin spice flair.

Omg! From a self proclaimed foodie and seed oil sufferer, you ALL blew me away. The food, the…read moreservice, the coffee etc... AMAZING I wanted to take a photo of my cauliflower fritter but obviously wanted it in my belly more than the photo Bravo to all

So. Much. Food! The…read moreburgers that were ordered were like three stories high. My grilled meatloaf sandwich was delicious, but it was a good 5 1/2 inches in diameter and so thick that with everything else, I can only eat 1/4 of. Leftovers was a bit better than that I was able to eat a half a sandwich. I made a joke that it was my "side of beef" sandwich. My son-in-law's chicken sandwich was awesome and so was my wife's Katsu pork sandwich. I also had the passion fruit cheese cake. That was yummy! The employees, even though swamped, took care of us and are cheerful. The restaurant has a homey feel. We ate outside, though in the park next to it. They carried Bedford's brand of sodas, and they are awesome! The Marion Berry cream and the root beer was so good. 5* = A top favorite. Mind-blowing good. I will definitely return and I will go out of my way to go here. Worth every dime of my money. 4* = Outstanding. Top-tier. Some elements not quite as good as it gets, but it still is worthy of my regular business. 3* = Good experience. I might do repeat business if it is convenient, the only option, the only one in its category, or on a whim, but would not be among the first thing to come to mind. Would definitely recommend you trying it to get your own take on it. 2* = Not so good. Would not recommend at all. Waste of money. 1* = How are they still in business? Stay away at all costs!

This bakery in Kingston really hits!! I grabbed an assortment of pastries on my way to see my dad…read moretoday. The Berry Cobbler Bar was absolutely fantastic! It was out of this world good, as was absolutely everything else we sampled! If you're traveling through Kingston, don't pass up this little gem! They make amazing coffee, and there's a little bookstore next door, full of local artists and authors. A real small-town gem!

Consistently below expectations both with the caliber of their baked products and their flippant…read more"service"-- if you can call it that. First their baked goods are stodgy and not properly executed. Their shortbread tastes like cardboard and is nothing like English shortbread should be. No good butter in evidence here. Their koign amman is not even crisp on the outside. There is something off with each baked item. If you enjoy dump and go style baking that don't require any refinement but are full of American sugar, I think you will feel this is an elite bakery. Otherwise, this is a bad knock off attempt. Scones seem to be chewy and tasteless. I got a "lemon poppyseed" polenta cake where there was no lemon-y flavor at all! It was also heavy and couldn't handle more than 3 bites at a time. Stuck in the gullet. Second their service is appalling. The people behind the counter are all in on some inside ball game and customer service is not their emphasis. They are looking away while half-heartedly asking you what you would like, and more interested in serving up verbal repartees to their co-workers while distractedly trying to complete a sale. You can expect to repeat your order a few times. Then there's the off-handed use of bakery tissue which is not quite neat and hygienic. I mean it's a shambolic operation that gets away with it because there is no competition in Kingston unless you take the ferry across to Edmonds.

this is possibly the cutest most useful fun general store on the planet. Staff is friendly and…read morehelpful, the variety of things to purchase is not just plentiful but many of the items are useful, meaningful, everything that's right in the world. That sounds like an exaggeration but it was really an experience to be in this store. Robin was especially kick ass and I can't wait to shop there again next time I'm out that way And next time I'm also going to eat there, their food looked and smelled delicious

I went to the a very cool high school. They used to take us on extended field trips around the…read morestate. For the longest time, I had this store in my memory, yet couldn't recall where it was. I suspected it was here, and as soon as I walked in, I recognized the grand wooden staircase in the center. Nowadays, the store features high end specialized grocery items, clothing, and decorative kitchen decor. There is a free bathroom and a cafe in the back with a few tables for seating next to very sunny windows. The only reason I am not giving five stars is that the cafe staff was a bit brusque, no smiles, although they surely served us efficiently.

Incredible crêpes and wonderful service! The girls behind the counter endure a very hot, tiny…read morekitchen, and lots of customers stressed and pressed for time waiting for the ferry. They do their job wonderfully, quickly, and with a smile. Always look forward to a crêpe here, whether it's breakfast, a savory lunch or dinner, or a dessert ferry snack. They're delicious, the batter is perfectly thin and crispy, and they put a lot of ingredients in!

Honestly, moi, je n'aime pas THESE crêpes, but many I know seem to like them, so maybe I am a snob…read more I lived in France way back when and enjoyed many a crêpe there. ACTUALLY, here at J'aime Les Crêpes, the crêpes themselves seem fine. It's that they load them with WAY too much goo. Gooey goo goo. Mountains of gooey sweetness. They have a captive audience of hungry, bored ferry passengers just awaiting transport, and perhaps these people are goo lovers one and all, besides me. I mean my worst, number one hated food is fudge, so if you love fudge then perhaps do not heed my opinion and get a sweet, sloppy, goolicious crêpe. Like I said, I have friends who will, in passing by, eat these crêpes and enjoy the experience. The shop IS cute, and the service seems fine. The walk-up window is fun and convenient. The price is typical for eating out, which is to say, pretty damned expensive, but that is not J'aime Les Crêpes fault in the slightest. And yes, in general, j'aime les crêpes also, but for me, please hold the ginormous mountains of sticky thicky goo.