Lovely local café on Lopez Island. I love to sit on the terrace and people watching…read more I've been here three times over two trips. The seasonal menu was fun. I tried the honey ginger matcha (with soy milk), a pretty decent drink for fall. The ginger added an extra touch of spice to the matcha, yet it wasn't overwhelming. The only flaw was that my first cup of matcha had some powder chunks in it.

Love that the coffee shop features seasonal drinks because in some of the coffee shops in the San…read moreJuan Islands, all they offer is the basic coffee drinks. I'm not a coffee drinker so what sells me is unique drinks, worthwhile to visit. We tried the pistachio white chocolate mocha and rosey matcha. I loved that they gave me the option to add whipped cream for the mocha to make it more aesthetic and complete. The mocha didn't have much notes of pistachio but it was fairly sweet and creamy. The rosey matcha had a more apparent flavor but otherwise felt fairly standard for a matcha. There's another major coffee shop in Lopez Island nearby, so either here or there would be good candidates for coffee or other drinks that are more innovative than the standard I wish they published prices for the seasonals since we were left to guess and wait for the total, in which case may be awkward to ask for a breakdown of the drink prices. For my visit, we paid $12.31 approx for 2 drinks

This is one of the major coffee shops in the Lopez Village area, featuring some seasonal drinks…read morethat appealed greatly to me. We got the Beekeeper and golden milk latte. Beekeeper was a latte with white chocolate powder and honey, great pairings for a relatively straightforward drink. It was nicely hot but not burning hot, perfect for the cooler morning. The golden milk latte has tumeric and is also pretty refreshing. Prices are on par with other coffee shops in the area like Isabel's but a tad bit cheaper since we got both drinks at a larger cup (16oz). I'd wish if they provided prices of the specialty drinks, so we can decide how much coffee we want to get to start our day here.

Been there twice. Got the cardamom latte the first time and the raw honey latte the second time…read more Both were delicious! If I had to pick a fave it would be the cardamom latte... so balanced and yummy. I also had a double chocolate muffin, very moist and delicious. The employees there were super friendly, especially since I (unknowingly) walked in when they were trying to close. They were so nice and were happy to still take my order.

I have fond memories of visiting Holly B's as a kid--I mean, who can say no to fresh baked treats??…read more Craving a peaceful Sunday to myself I took a day trip to Lopez and had to stop by. I arrived a little before noon and there were several options to choose from... sweet pastries, cookies, bread and a couple savory baked treats as well. Slightly overwhelmed (and very hungry) I asked for a few suggestions. After hearing some of the staff favorites I went with a baguette, almond butterhorn pastry, and molasses cookie. (I normally try to eat plant-based but couldn't resist the nostalgia.) Off I went to the beach, after picking up some spinach artichoke dip and plump blueberries from Blossom Grocery. The baguette was delicious, definitely my favorite of the three! A delightful texture and flavor. It was perfection dunked straight into the spinach artichoke dip. Needless to say I inhaled half of the baguette in one sitting--the remainder was enjoyed as toasts over the next couple of days. Later on in the afternoon I went IN on the almond butterhorn. This pastry was recommended heated up, which I believe would be a good choice if you have the option. The helpful lady behind the counter offered to warm it for me, but I was planning on consuming it after a slightly more healthy snack aka baguette, dip, and blueberries. Anywho. I'm glad I tried the butterhorn, but I typically prefer less sweet options and would choose to try something different next time around. Since I was on a roll, I made quick work of the molasses cookie after dinner. The cookie was a generous size, plus it was both soft/chewy as well as flavorful. I would happily enjoy one or three of these again! Prices are pretty standard for island goods, and the shop itself is small so take your treats outside, that is if you can resist chowing down immediately. I am looking forward to visiting again soon, hopefully this summer with my family!

Holly B's always has great baked goods! The staff is always very friendly. Love all they have to…read moreoffer!

Today was my first time coming here and I loved it so much, I came twice! A great selection of…read moretruly organic farm to table produce! Everything is also very nicely cleaned, prepped and refrigerated. But the best part of all is how deliciously amazing everything tasted! From the tomatoes, to the onions, to the lettuce and more, I couldn't believe how fresh and how everything really tasted like a vegetable! They also have a huge selection and a variety of butchered meats

Great selection, fresh/ ripe produce, quaint setting - perfect island charm and quality produce.read more

Great food and amazing wine selection. Bruce knows what he is doing…read more I stop here several times throughout the month to grab a bite to eat. The staff is friendly. The outside seating cozy. It's on the pricier side but worth it. And for a small island, the wine selection is excellent.

Some lovely lollies from Cheney, Washington, here to savor Lopez delights at Vitas! Hidden in the…read moregorgeous bushes, flowers, and greens is the finest little secret. Come for food, wine, dance, and song! The extremely wild shrimp cakes and Bruce's latest cookie creation are to die for

Great, slightly hidden cafe in Friday Harbor! The close quartered space made the visit feel…read morepersonable in a way. The barista was friendly and eager to answer any of our questions about the menu. We ordered the Buttercream latte and the Tighty Whitey latte, both iced and with oat milk. Each respective latte was well-balanced and tasted great, accurately portraying how the barista described them. Will be back next time we are visiting the island!

Very tiny and cute coffee shop on the island. The baristas are friendly and nice too…read more I came here twice during our visit to San Juan Island. Their Salish Sea Fog (London Fog) was my favorite, it was fragrant and perfectly sweet. I even got the same tea bag and tried to make it at home. My partner is a mocha lover, and he said their mocha was good.

This is a beautiful very creatively decorated grocery market. The prices are very reasonable in…read morefact some of the times it's actually cheaper than the prices we have on the mainland by far. The bakery is fantastic so is the deli we love the ice cold beers in the beer cave! It's very obvious the owners of the market very competitive to the mainland prices or even better at times, but obviously their items that are going to be more due to the transportation cost of getting things here. The muffins in the bakery and the giant cookies are some of the best you'll ever have!

Given the relatively small size of the island, the Lopez Village Market does an impressively good…read morejob of stocking a variety of items at fairly reasonable prices. The market is large and offers just about everything a grocery store could carry, including both indoor and outdoor machines for refills on spring water (a must on the island, particularly if you make your own coffee). Most impressive is the staff in the meat and fish department. They men and women working there always seem willing to answer questions about stock and are even happy to offer advice about preparing the day's fresh seafood. We've also been pleased with the entire staff. They're available and can point you to the right aisle when you're in a rush. The store can get busy, and when only a couple of checkout lines are open there's sometimes a good wait, but remember this is island time.

As we waited for the ferry in Friday Harbor, we walked around and found a great ice cream spot near…read moreby. It was a beautiful sunny day and ice cream was needed. The server was able to take my order and ring me up in no time. I made it back to my vehicle and ate my ice cream with a smile.

The baristas were nice and the coffee shop allowed dogs, so we really appreciated that!…read moreUnfortunately, it felt like their beans are burnt and I had my latte with lavender syrup but I couldn't really taste it besides tasting the sweetness.

Ate breakfast here two mornings in a row because it was so delicious! First I had the egg, roasted…read moretomato, pesto and microgreens breakfast sandwich and it was one of the best bfast sandwiches I have ever had! The shop is warm and cozy and I sat at a wood table facing the terminal where I watched the ferry glide into dock. No better view! The next morning I thought of having the sandwich again but branched out to the egg, cheese, bean and veggie bfast burrito and I am glad I did! Honestly better than any other bfast burrito I have eaten away from home! Just a perfect amount of filling and nothing tasted weird or off just totally delicious! Large too! It was fun to notice a lot of locals come here as evidenced by hugging and conversations I overheard. Highly recommend!

Had my best lemonade matcha here! So refreshing and perfectly sweet…read more This is a cute little spot near the ferry, we came here after parking our car in line. The staff are friendly. The sitting area isn't very spacious, so you might overhear conversations from other tables.

The good: such a sweet staff, reasonable prices…read more The meh: the food was pretty unremarkable and the ambiance was so-so

Their breakfast burrito truly hit the spot. Inside, a delightful combination of warm, melty cheese,…read morefluffy potatoes, well-seasoned chorizo, and fresh avocado created a symphony of flavors. I really enjoyed homemade salsa which was rich and not spicy. The service was friendly, with orders delivered right to our table.