In short Coffee's just fine. Sandwiches are absolutely out…read moreof this world and the people are crazy nice. In long I dig the little complex of businesses around here--the buildings have some character, and there are lots of places doing interesting things. And this market (next door) has been here for decades, if I'm thinking of the right place. Anyway B&B has a small unit. One table, a highboy, a couple of window counters. It's easy to imagine a place this good getting 5x as much seating and just being mobbed all day, but pretty much everything here is to-go. More on that in a minute. They do have a pretty full lineup of coffee drinks with some interesting options. I got the drip coffee and had it black, which is just how I typically take it everywhere, every day. It was a nice cup but a pretty dark roast. I talked to a local about it shortly after and she said she had been in for the sandwiches many times but never for coffee. Not that the coffee is bad by any means, but the sandwiches REALLY shine here. Everything is served on a scratch-made biscuit. You choose which flavor. Today they had buttermilk and cheddar-onion. I went with cheddar onion. They have tons of stuff you can add, and they have at least half a dozen different basic versions you order. I was expecting a plate and utensils, but I didn't bother to confirm beforehand. So I ordered the mushroom-leek gravy. I got everything packed up to go, but I don't live around here, so I was pretty stuck with the gravy. Ya live, ya learn, I heard. It tasted incredible, though, even if I used it only to liven up the last few crumbs of biscuit. Those biscuits, though! Flaky, tender crumb, not much crust, just some browned edge. Great fillings for the sandwich. Those biscuits are damn near homemade. We got a bag of mini ones to bring home, along with a pat of apple butter. I kinda wanna work my way though their menu. This place has a ton of heart and soul to it.

Cute little place!! My gosh they get busy! We came on a…read moreSaturday morning. Buys but quick. Biscuits are great, Sammie's are even better -- but huge!! Coffee is great too!! Great little joint -- will be back for sure!! More things to try here!!

Great coffee, good chocolate fudge cake, humble and friendly staff, amazing ambiance with…read moreattractive interiors.

Went on a coffee date with the bride to Legacy. The place was PACKED and we were lucky to find a…read moretable. Wife had a savory cheese biscuit with honey butter on top with some type of honeycomb coffee. I had a blueberry yogurt coffee cake (only cause I wanted to see what the yogurt added) with a cinnamon toast latte. Everything was delicious, loved the casual vibe. I would say pricey but everything is pricey now. Fricken gas is over 6bucks a gallon now! I'm probably lucky it's a bit of a drive away otherwise I'd probably be spending too much money here.

Such a great little stop for coffee and to browse for books. The selection was minimal but they had…read moresuch a great variety I hardly noticed. The coffee and service was above and beyond! If you are in the Everett area, I totally suggest stopping by

Looks like Artisans Books & Coffee is coming up on 1.5 years in business, located in downtown…read moreEverett. I had a chance to checkout this indie on a spontaneous sunny St. Patrick's Sunday sojourn (3/17/24). Easy peasy free Sunday parking. Warmly greeted upon entry. Wandered the entire length of the retail shop...well appointed seating, some new but mostly used book titles, counter to order menu items, a pocket bar, nooks for seating, try out a manual typewriter, make buttons, or play the piano. Did not buy anything, but thumbed through a French Canadian dictionary from 1958, and enjoyed the fascinating vibe while onsite.

Best coffee company with the best owners ever! Everyone should go. I love the lotus drinks and the…read morepumpkin chai. 10/10.

Love love love this coffee stand! best lotus drinks in lake stevens and are consistently yummy. the…read morebaristas are so kind and go above and beyond. 10/10!!!!

absolutely my favorite coffee stand in town been going there for the last 7yrs Chelsea is amazing…read moreand always so kind as well as the other girls working hands down one of the best crews I have seen their dynamic together just shows how much they enjoy their jobs and working together

Service and chai tea latte were terrific! I will definitely be coming again! Thank you!read more

Love this coffee stand!! Never have issues! Will not anywhere else I get the white chocolate…read moreamericano!

The prices here are ABSOLUTELY crazy! Long story short the owner changes about 1.50 above the price…read moreof all the other coffee shops in the area and then blames it on tariffs... yeah okay. Anyways if you're going to charge that much above everyone else at least make sure your coffee is perfect because prices like that should never have a sub par coffee. And usually I don't like the give bad reviews to small business but saying your prices are higher because of tariffs is weird and left a little manipulative

Best donut shop in Western Washington!! I've been here 4 years and have been looking for a Great…read moreplace... I was helping a friend and found this Gem. All of the employees that I have met are amazing people. Great store front, nice display of products... makes me want to purchase a lot of donuts.

Best donuts in Snohomish county period. Light and fluffy dough and great flavors. I'm partial also…read morebecause the are one of the only places to get a maple Bavarian. However the custard is perfect. This is worth a drive off the beaten path.

This place is the best!! I've been here a few times now and I always get the same order - breakfast…read moreburrito with avocado and London fog tea or their seasonal coffee beverages. I've been wanting to try their chocolate chip cookie but it's never ready when I've gone. Their burrito is delicious though, it's packed and super filling, not to mention the sauces are the best part! I wish they gave a little more as I end up finishing the sauces before the burrito is done because they're sooo tasty with the burrito. I also wish they had other meat options other than bacon. They don't have chicken add ins but other than that it's a great place! I've also had their biscuit and jam, but that's just ok. I wouldn't get it again. It's not that tasty or memorable. There's lots of seating, food is ready fairly quickly, service is great and employees are friendly, and parking right outside. So convenient!

I've been a frequent customer of Narrative Coffee for the past year and a half because of its nice…read moreatmosphere and its location. However, and I'd like to share my feedback on my experiences. - The food is decent, though it's often prepared for presentation rather than taste. It frequently arrives cold. - The coffee and tea are overpriced and tastes mediocre. - for instance, I paid $8 for a 4-ounce mix of espresso and orange juice that made my stomach hurt. - I also paid nearly $7 for the "peach blossom tea" and ended up getting 3/4 cup of ice, packet tea, and sweetener in a cup. - I've tried nearly everything on the drink menu and nothing is 'great' - The wait time for an order is incredibly long, and the employees are often distracted and preoccupied with other tasks, making it difficult to get my order taken. Overall, go to narrative for the ambiance and food, NOT the drinks.

I rarely make it up to Snohomish, but now I have a reason to. This little cafe is mostly known for…read moretheir gluten-free baked goods, but their coffee is really something special. I tried their "Wild" coffee, and it has notes of watermelon that you can actually taste. I'd drive out of my way just for this coffee, it's that good. The staff are also great. My order got a little mixed up (switched the espresso types and put in to go cups), but the staff were super kind and righted it as soon as they realized. I only tried their cardamom ginger molasses cookie sandwich (delicious and not too sweet), but I'll absolutely be back to try some of their other gluten-free goodies!

I liked this place. It would be on my list of places to walk into when I am in the area. A variety…read moreof baked goods, drinks, offerings. Upon entering, i immediately noticed baked goods display and the drink menu. The case was filled with a bunch of interesting types of baked goods. On top of the rose cardamom latte, brioche tart and cardamom twist. We also got a savory scone and another item that escapes me. I enjoyed the savory scone the most. It had chives and bacon amongst other things. Great texture and not too dry. The brioche tart was a meal all on its own. Heavy and will put you to sleep. The cheese I think that was in there was gruyere but I could be wrong. I enjoyed it but definitely will splooge out if you down eat it on a plate with utensils. Eventually it does get monotonous for me. Recommend sharing it. Cardamom twist was the least favorite item. I'm not sure what it was but there was an essence of something in the background that threw the flavor off for me. I can't seem to describe it. The twist was slightly doughy/stodgy for me. Maybe part of an off batch. I typically do like cardamom centered things. This wasn't my favorite is all I can say. One suggestion I would hope gets implemented is cost of goods displayed for each item. I can say I was surprised at the total during check out. I do go to a lot of bakeries, cafes and artisanal shops. I always felt more at ease knowing what I was getting into from a financial standpoint. Tip is to look at their discounted items. They are a steal. They also have a rewards program that gets you a drink with every new sign up paired with a purchase I wish I had known prior to purchase as I was only able to spot signage at the register.

This was my first visit to The Creamery in Marysville earlier this Sunday morning (1/11/26)…read more It is located off of State and Grant where there are several other businesses and adjacent to a Safeway and Safeway fuel station. I was able to find parking right out front. There were several people socializing outside and various parties seated inside. There is a large main dining area, as well as, additional seating off to the side from the entrance. Decent natural light, assorted seating configurations, and very clean. Upon entry, one sees the pastry case filled with fresh baked items, including items that are noted as gluten free. I glanced and didn't see anything savory for breakfast during this visit, but selected a giant cherry danish for The Homie. When I arrived at home, I measured the widest diameter, it was seven inches across, which was pretty impressive. There are also spigots for self serve ice cream and frozen yogurt against one wall. There is quite the vast assortment of toppings to customize your frozen treat. I'm sure this place is very crowded during warmer months. I also got a 16oz mocha, no whip, to go. Featured coffee roasts are from Whidbey Coffee. Very welcoming counter person/barista, who crafted a very tasty mocha. This kept me warm later while I waited in line at another business further down State. Great indie cafe destination since 2016. Took me a decade to check out The Creamery. But better late, than never.

There are many good things to share about the custom mini cupcakes created for a recent 50th…read moresurprise birthday party. These tiny tastes from heaven were absolutely delightful and delicious - pure joy in every bite! We ordered three types of mini cupcakes, one dozen of each baked with traditional flour, and one dozen of each with gluten free. The cake of each variety was incredibly moist and tender, a perfect sponge that practically melted in the mouth. This is an achievement worthy of accolades! The stars of the party were the rich, custom-made German chocolate cupcakes. These were a special request, the favorite of the birthday celebrant. A broad age range of discerning foodies raved about these delectable treats. The second, vanilla cake with vanilla buttercream that were artfully frosted to resemble sunflowers, which added such an imaginative and charming touch to the celebration. The third, chocolate cake with chocolate buttercream frosting. The sheer balance of flavors is noteworthy. The richness was there, and it never overwhelmed; the sweetness was present, and it wasn't dominant. It was a harmonious symphony of buttery, chocolatey, sugary perfection. Each cupcake was a tiny work of art, beautifully crafted and almost too pretty to eat. Almost. As you can see in the picture, a few were eaten before a photo could be snapped. What a good problem to have! These scrumptious creations also thoughtfully incorporated the themes of the party. Weaving together baking, decorating, and listening are a very rare and welcomed set of gifts, which generate top-notch expertise in their craft. I highly recommend The Creamery Co. for any special occasion.