When your in the area, STOP. We loved coming here when we…read morelived in Arlington. Such a gem of a bakery. We found ourselves back in the area after 4 years and made a "B line" straight here before moving on to our final destination. The people, the place, the food, the atmosphere is the best.

Note that the entire bakery is gluten free, so keep your expectations relative. I was misdiagnosed…read moreas celiac for 5 years and ate a LOT of different gluten free foods during that time (before all the cool innovative products/recipes came out). Personally, I didn't love the food here. It was pretty pricey; the two of us each ordered one coffee + one food item, and the total came out to $40+. We thought the food items were pretty dry/crumbly/tough, acknowledging they are gluten free and don't have that classic fluff. We weren't very happy with the espresso either; it almost tasted like Keurig coffee. Service was friendly and parking is easy.

We recently discovered this little gem after moving to the area a few months ago. They are…read morewonderful, kind people with wonderful DELICIOUS and VERY decently priced coffee which is SO hard to find out here. They have a super clean welcoming seating area with nice restrooms and just all around a really nice place to spend an afternoon. We love it and will probably be going there until the day we die

TLDR; Oh my. I think I'm in love. Yes. Taking a cross…read morecountry road trip, woke up after a night of tenting, and needed a bite. I was admittedly a pessimist, because the last handful of places we've visited have been in the 'eh' category. We decided to try it anyway. I ordered a caramel macchiato and loaded avocado toast. Husband got the chipotle chicken panini. They warned us that there was a short wait, which turned out to be so worth it. The avocado toast was the absolute best avocado toast I've ever had. The sweet little red onions tied it all together. As soon as we left I told my husband I was going to dream about it lol. I am a bit of a coffee connoisseur. I've worked at coffee shops and this I'm pretty picky when it comes to my coffee. This was one of the best coffees I've ever had. And I don't take my food ratings lightly. I don't even know what it was about the coffee that was so good. I watched them make it and it was as not much different than I've seen elsewhere - but somehow it was just so good. I doubt I'll happen to be traveling this part of the states again, but if I do, I'd go out of my way to come here again. My husband also loved the panini. 5 stars. Well done!

Stopped in again today and got a couple of waffle cones and thoroughly enjoyed them…read more Friendly service and affordable prices. Also bought a small container to go from the leftovers freezer at the end of the counter. Stop by when in Concrete. You won't be sorry.

So delicious! Went two days in a row and got the raspberry five each time. He even makes fresh…read morewaffle cones. Highly recommend!!

Now called Prospectors. Pleasant service. A lot of options. Just passing by. We would visit again.read more

The coffee shop is called Karina's Deja Brew now. I wish I'd taken more pictures while there since…read moreit's not very established on Yelp!! There were tons of fun speciality drinks with coffee, Red Bull, or lotus energy. The barista was pleasant. There were nice cushioned chairs and a gas fire ring for cool weather coffee vibing. The vanilla latte was very good.

Adorable spot, good service, food and beer…read more Loved the table games and appreciated the huge parking area that allowed us to stop even with our 30'RV and large truck We'll be back!

The outdoor seating was perfect with the weather. Lived the outdoor games and beer selection was…read moregreat too. We did not have any food and but the beer was good. Service was quick and the vibe outside was relaxing. We'd visit again.

Literally found this place because of an "adopt a highway sign". First and probably last time in my…read morelife I'll say that. We were up that way for our elopement on Mt Baker and had to stop. The pastries are fantastic and weekend quiches are a must. We ended up coming here 3 times over the weekend including in the middle of our elopement day to sign our marriage certificates. The backyard is so cute and apparently they have a live music series and beer garden there too. We hope to check that out soon.

The coffee was decent. The lady at the counter was nice; but the one who made the coffee was…read morestraight faced. The veg sandwich was ok in taste. Note: nothing can be customized. The outdoor seating is typical country style. You get slight view of Mt Baker through wires.

Amazing cafe and restaurant! I stopped here during work and it did not disappoint! Staff was…read morefriendly and informative about everything coffee related. PS, don't check out my Instagram: MR_GAME_FATHER.

It was severely mediocre. Good ambience, nice tables and seating area, decent service. The higher…read moreend cost did not make sense for the very meh food. The two kinds of pastries we tried were dry and crumbly and bland. We wouldn't go back.

Went here for tea with some friends yesterday afternoon and it was absolutely delightful! Terry,…read morethe owner is such a professional yet so down to earth! The different dining areas, the settings..all were so beautiful and you even got to pick your own cup and saucer. Everything was delicious from the kale salad to the mini chocolate cupcake and you could see how much time and care was taken with the preparation. My only suggestion would be instead of a half of a large croissant to have two many croissants which fit more in the scheme of the t-selections. Cream scones melted in your mouth and just fell apart and they have their mix for sale! Clotted cream, lemon curd, raspberry preserve, all were there for the scones. My only suggestion would be instead of a half large croissant, have two mini croissants which fit more in the scheme of the tea selections on the tiered stand. If you haven't, go! You won't be disappointed, and take a bag of the scone mix with you!

The food was fabulous, the owner greeted us and gave us some history of the house. The house has…read morebeautiful woodwork and is surrounded by gardens that you may explore. The napkins were vintage and beautiful. Everything was awesome! Can't wait to return.

Stopped here on my way to Canada for the weekend. I got a…read moredirty chai! It was so yummy! The girl working was so ind and gave me some traveling tips. I will definitely stop by here again if I pass through this way. Wish I tried a cookie they looked really yummy.

Decent coffee, good prices, very friendly staff. Conveniently located right off the highway which…read morewas the big pull for us!

Good Service Friendly Staff, they always have provided good Service and have Great Coffee cakes…read moreitems to top of the experience

The coffee is excellent when prepared properly. However there is a major issue with the stand on…read moreCollege Way as far as the preparation goes. There are a few baristas that know how to operate the espresso machine at the Mt Vernon location. Several baristas that have been new to the location have conveyed to me that sometimes the machine simply doesn't seem to work right. Even though the issue is known, this hasn't prevented them from delivering coffee that is very low quality. That said, some of the baristas do know how to operate the machine in a way that renders a good cup. Since this is the location that is near me, I am offering insight for this location. I have on occasion visited the Sedro Woolley stand and have never had the issue with quality. I don't fault any of the baristas as they don't control the equipment, and they don't set policy on quality control. I had one issue where a barista was very indignant when I asked for a new americano. Also management has been very dismissive and unprofessional when I have spoken with them several times. They seem happy to provide mediocre coffee at this location. Since then and because I don't want to argue over a cup of coffee, I have simply poured out several dozen drinks when they simply don't have any detectable coffee in them. I am no longer going to pay for milk and water so I am done with Morgan's. There are five markers that one can use to detect the presence of coffee in a drink. There is the color, the smell and the taste. Notably there is the stimulating effect that coffee has. Finally, there is the fact that coffee is a diuretic and often causes your cells to release water and this is why most people have to go to the bathroom after drinking coffee. Today like so many days in the past, none of these factors suggest that there is coffee in the Americano that I ordered. Today instead of discarding the coffee that was just white with no coffee color, coffee teste or coffee smell. I drank it so that I could do an A/B comparison. After drinking the coffee, there was no detectable stimulant effect. I have some cold brew in my fridge and drank that. Suddenly and unsurprisingly, I am now awake and alert and definitely experiencing the diuretic effect. It was my hope that eventually the management would become diligent enough to address this issue. Because they are perfectly content having me purchase milk water for 5 dollars and also provide a tip, I am officially no longer a patron. I've ordered from the Mt Vernon's stand several times a week for a few years now. Today was perhaps my 40th Americano with no detectable coffee in it. If you want a great tasting espresso, go to Sedro Woolley, pray that you never have to deal with the leadership over a quality issue