I've eaten here twice: same experience both times. Service is friendly, fast, and accurate. Food is…read moredelicious: standards with a twist and a fmair. The drinks are creative and well balanced. The atmosphere is fun and relaxed.

A 10/10 experience here in Locus. We got a variety of food, all very good, very fresh and fast out…read moreof the kitchen. The coffee was excellent too. The waitress we had was very helpful and friendly, and the music inside was a great addition

They know their coffee. A must stop for any coffee snob passing through Bellingham…read more Suggest also grabbing a few bags for home!

It was my first time in Bellingham, WA and Camber was recommended by local friends and online…read morefoodies. It was a really clean (outside and in) + decorated cafe and easy to find (right on a street corner). They had a selection of gluten free items to eat, including gluten free focaccia which worked out great since my partner is GF. We ordered a variety of food and coffee (latte and gesha pour over) and even bought a bag of gesha beans to make coffee at home because we thought it was so good. Even though it was a Saturday morning (it was super packed) we still found a table to sit at and were able to enjoy everything. We came back a couple of days later, but we missed the food (the kitchen closes at a specific time) so we ended up getting coffee to go. I'd put this place on my list of favorite coffee shops to eat at in PNW!

Used to frequent this place for breakfast back during my Bellingham days! They rebranded I think?…read more Food: I want to start off by saying the food is great. This following paragraph does not change that. I am pretty disappointed when I ordered the BLT advertised as served on house made Focaccia. And honestly the combo makes the $21 price tag worth it. But the BLT was not served on focaccia, instead a standard bread. Yet we received no heads up. Again, it was great but why was there no disclaimer? Definitely would not have ordered it had there been transparency because it doesn't feel worth it. Drinks: standard cocktails but really good. Definitely worth a try. Service: they were pretty packed but everyone that tended to us was really sweet. Ambiance: very standard Bellingham small shop vibe.

The food was good and so was the service. It is a nice place a little bit on the vegan side for me…read morebut still good.

Well, I was sad that they did not have the Turkish bagels the day I was there. the coffee with…read morecardamom and the baklava were both amazing. Service was friendly and fast and the store/restaurant has a really nice vibe

How I heard of this place: On a visit to Bellingham a couple of years ago, my sister and mother…read moretold us about this new Turkish cafe downtown with sweet reminiscences of our visits to Turkey. We simply had to give it a try. And continue coming back. Type of cuisine: Turkish fare - from simit and borek, to cardamom or pistachio infused Turkish coffee, apricot and apple teas, baklava and lokum. We have always loved the foods, mostly imported directly from Turkey. Ambiance: Sweet and cozy, the space is full of beautiful Turkish art/craft - from lighting to seating, from merchandise to the tasty treats served, we love our bay window benches and small, tiled tables that barely hold everything we order. The brother-owners are always wreathed in smiles and humble, grateful service. The music is soft, but always a surprise - sometimes Turkish, sometimes rock, sometimes jazzy, always fun and unobtrusive. We also love the huge barrel "tables" used as outdoor seating under a covered "patio". What I ordered: I was sad to hear that they no longer make/serve their refreshing and lovely apricot tea, so I chose a sweet cardamom coffee. My sister each chose a turkish coffee and pistachio coffee. A hot chocolate for my husband and two apple teas for the children. We ordered one of each selection of baklava available - pistachio, walnut, chocolate pistachio, halva and another walnut treat. Not to mention peach and blackberry lokum. We also ordered a potato & cheese sandwich; they ran out of the bread so substituted potato borek topped with cheese for our savory snack. What I loved: Always the service; quiet, humble, spot on. The coffee is truly magnificent and fully takes you back to Turkey. The baklava is sweet and soaked in honey, just like the cafes in Istanbul, and the beautiful lighting mesmerizes each of us every time. Why I loved it: It's always a little escape entering the doors of Ashuri, and like a mini vacation in a home away from home. Cost: Average

Great little coffee shop with big flavored London Fog lattes. The counter intelligence person…read morekindly allowed me to take the ceramic cup outside (because LFs taste better in ceramic cups. And look at that stunning cups! I'll definitely be back for more.

The vegan muffin, the morning glory, is one of the best I've had…read more Service was friendly.

Five-stars for their Traditionalist Breakfast with house made sausage, local fresh bread, homemade…read morejam, really good red potatoes and fresh eggs. A lot of love and care going into the food they serve. Very nice place with great service.

The Daisy Cafe is our first choice for brunch in Bellingham. We love the pancakes, and this time we…read moreordered eggs with our pancakes. Sadly, our pancakes were so cold they wouldn't even begin to melt the butter on top, luckily the eggs were nice and hot. Our coffee was lukewarm this time as well. The pancakes, and coffee, were outstanding as usual, but not served hot. The dining room was pretty busy and we didn't want to send the food back to get reheated, it was a cold chilly morning and the restaurant wasn't very warm because the door was constantly open with people coming and going.

Neko is such a lovely place and a must-stop for prospective college students. The cats are often…read moresnoozing or relaxed and always seem well cared for (if there's ever any concern, they're taken off the floor until they are better). Workers are always friendly and happy to talk about cats and are always cleaning and helping facilitate adoptions. Between each 45 minute session, they clean everything-- I've had a friend with mild cat allergy go and not be too affected. I've gone a few times for the long 3 hour sessions and had an absolute blast getting things done (if you sit still, the curious cats will approach you and sit in your lap while you work!) Food is all prepackaged and ordered in bottles in addition to the entry for a 45 minute stay. Place is lovely and well-lit and a great way to get some time with some adorable kitties!

A big, clean, and friendly place for 24 cats! The staff there were very friendly and loved talking…read moreabout their cats, and I'm sure they say the same thing over and over again at every hour, so I appreciate their friendliness. There's also a bar for both alcoholic or non alcoholic drinks. We booked our appointment online, and we had to reschedule it a few times, and they have pretty accommodating for our poor scheduling. I saw a couple walk ins while I was waiting, but there wasn't any slots left at our time, but they were offered an hour later. For around $15 you get 45 mins with the cats. The cats, there were so sweet and peaceful. Seems like they were very accustomed to people petting them. There were a few playful ones. The place is so relaxed and big enough where you can roam and pet different cats and have a space of your own. The Seattle location is tiny compared to this one.

It's a Bellingham diss to say "you would be a great fit for the Bagelry!" when your friend is…read morelooking for a job. They will make the best bagels of your life that's for sure so I love that place but man. I don't want to call them NPCs because people-watching there is pretty entertaining, but they function in the same way. Ah, I still love it. It's just a part of the place I'm used to. Fav bagels: rosemary, everything Fav spread: plain, feta garlic dill (do not attempt on a date. Solo is best. So good though)

Bagels are still great. How this place is run is nuts and…read moreputs stress on customers and the one lone cashier. When there are lines of customers waiting to order as well as pick up online purchases, perhaps filling napkin dispensers can wait? While there is likely a good reason why those making the food/filling orders can's multitask and help out the from of the house, watching 3 team members just stand around when it's busy in front sends a mixed message about customer care.