This is the raddest little coffee...literal hole in the wall. There was one man working down a…read morenarrow hallway making drinks as fast as he could and checking you at the register when they were done. He is a man of few words but friendly enough and honestly matched the vibe. With mushroom coffee available I think they have taken on a mushroom theme with mugs and drawings on the menu and hanging mushrooms and pins and stickers. It's cute and unique and a vibe without over doing it. The space is tiny only 4 people can stand comfortably 6 and it's a tight squeeze. They have a house made chai that I added to my iced matcha with almond milk. It was refreshing and delicious, I also bought a cool pro LGBTQIA+ pin and a plant based protein bar that was so yummy on my whale watching trip later in the day. The peanut butter jelly flavor, try it! I'll be back for sure.

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 become my first stop when I come to the islands. They say they roast their beans in small…read morebatches and the taste reflects that. I'm always nervous when I try a new spot but San Juan Island Roasters really showed up!

Nice staff. We popped in to buy a pound of coffee beans and you get a cup of brewed coffee with the…read morepurchase which Hubby drank. The cafe is spacious with limited seating outside on the deck. It's located right next to the ferry dock on the water. Great place to sit and enjoy the view but we didn't have time for that. If we return to San Juan Island, I plan to have a cup of coffee and sit there to enjoy.

Conveniently located next to the loading area at the ferry dock. The food is fresh! We had the…read moreveggie egg bites and the blueberry açaí bowl. Both were fresh and flavorful! Good portion sizes. My go to drink every where is a London fog. I drink at least one every day with oatmilk and sugar free vanilla. I ordered this exact drink here and it was incredible. I had to go ask what brand tea they use Steven Smith tea maker is the brand. It's so yummy!! Friendly staff, they gave us the wrong kind of egg bites the first time and it wasn't a hassle to have it fixed. You can order to go orders at the back walk up window. If you want to eat there just walk around to the front. Lots of seating outside and some inside as well. Great view cute apparel. Clean bathroom.

What a cute place! Check it out for sure. Plenty of indoor and outdoor seating. Charming gifts for…read moresale made by local artists. Lattes were good. Breakfast sandwich is available on bagel, English muffins or bread. Bagel and cream cheese was toasted to perfection.

Loved Roche Harbor. Lime Kiln Cafe has a great view right on the marina. Order and pay as you…read morewalk in. Good food, good atmosphere, fun lunch.

We stopped in for a quick lunch after leaving the state park. I ordered a grilled chicken salad…read morewith toasted sesame vinaigrette minus the mandarin oranges. I really enjoyed it! Quite a few almonds on the salad and I liked that I was able to get some in every few bites. However, it was supposed to have crispy wonton strips on it and it did not. They were quite busy and since I ordered a side of fries, I decided to not ask for the wonton strips. My only suggestion is to have a few more sliced carrots in the salad. (I am a huge fan of carrots in Asian salads) Fries were good :-) My husband really liked the taste of his quesadilla but it did not have a good "crisp" on it. It was hard to handle as it kinda soggy and full of heavy ingredients so it was a knife and fork meal for him. The soggy quesadillas was a rating killer here. I wish I could give 3 1/2 stars but rounded down since my salad was missing the wonton strips.

This place is a charming cafe located in Friday Harbor…read more The food and drinks here were absolutely spectacular. We ordered a few lattes made with their in-house syrups, and every single one of them was incredible. We loved them so much we went back for them again and again over the weekend we were there. We also tried their chorizo burrito and donuts, which were both outstanding. I honestly want to go back to the island just to eat here again! The ambiance of the place is awesome. It is super kid-friendly outside, featuring a wonderful yard with plenty of toys and things to do, which makes it incredibly relaxing for families. To top it all off, the staff was incredibly nice, welcoming, and helpful throughout our visits. I highly, highly recommend checking out Medio Cafe if you are anywhere near the San Juan Islands. It was so good, and it's an absolute must-visit spot that we will definitely keep coming back to!

I'm genuinely surprised by the nearly 5-star rating based on our experience…read more We visited around 1:30 PM and were told that hot food was no longer being served. We then tried to order a salad, and were told that oh also that wasn't available. honestly felt like they just didn't feel like making anything. The only real option left was smoothies and açaí bowls. We ended up ordering three açaí bowls for the kids and a smoothie. At around $15 per bowl, the portions were shockingly small--only about a quarter full with five banana slice and three strawberries. one bowl was missing almond butter. The protein* smoothie couldn't be made properly because they were out of the protein powder. They offered to substitute collagen instead - not the same thing but ok. no discount. no acknowledgement. I understand that restaurants run out of items occasionally, but between most of the menu being unavailable, the outrageous price for the quality of the output, missing ingredients, and the complete lack of an apology or acknowledgment, this was a very disappointing experience.

The coffee was decent, donuts are good! I got the ham and cheese croissant which was good, hefty!…read moreAs mentioned before, it is Starbucks and I do wish it was a local ground. The ice cream looks really good but I didn't have a chance to try it.

Good little seasonal coffee spot with hot brewed coffee and espresso offerings…read more It is Starbucks coffee, which may displease others but I found it delicious and delightful (better than the Black and Decker coffee maker I have on the boat). It's charming and they also serve pastries and ice cream. Good service on a non-busy morning.

Very good customer service. Yummy coffee with cold foam…read more Nice outside seating with an excellent view of the harbor

This cafe is a great stop as you get off the ferry. I had no issue finding parking nearby. You do…read morehave to go down some stairs and around the building, but I found it easily enough. There are some public restrooms nearby if you walk down the pier a bit. The cafe shares a location with what appears to be a whale excursion/souvenir shop. It's clean and has plenty of seating. I got one of their specials, smoked salted maple. The espresso is smooth and the drink doesn't seem to be all ice. I will say I couldn't taste the maple, like at all. All I tasted was salt. I didn't end up finishing it due to this, but I'd be willing to give it another try if I find myself back on the island.

Very good bakery in downtown Eastsound with an impressive variety of delicious baked goods…read more Our favorites include the pecan sticky bun, double chocolate muffin, and the orange morning bun. Quiches are said to be quite good. Expect a line (more often than not, out the door) and a healthy wait for service. Do check days and hours when they're open.

Beautiful pastries & prime location, but flavor was a bit lacking. Quick service…read more Pros: ​Unbeatable location in Eastsound, super cute atmosphere. ​Pastries look amazing! The layering, flakiness, and crispiness were top-notch. ​Cons: ​Visually impressive, but the flavor was surprisingly subtle and plain. My partner and I shared one pastry, but we couldn't finish it because it felt a bit bland after a few bites. It's definitely a popular hotspot on the island and worth taking a photo of, but for taste alone, it didn't quite live up to the hype for us. If you're strolling down the main street, there are several other local coffee shops right nearby to check out as well!

When you have the honor and privilege of boating with friends through the San Juan Islands, and…read moreespecially the joy of getting to stop at stunning Roche Harbor Marina along the way, you have very few options if you run out of snacks (or beer). Luckily, the Roche Harbor store is a handy dandy little spot that carries an impressive selection of everything from canned food to veggies to alcohol. Are the prices the same as you might find at a mainland supercenter? Heck no. But, if you're in need of provisions, this is one of the few easily accessible (by boat) spots in the islands to stock up and be on your merry way. The cashiers here are also incredibly helpful and friendly - eager to answer any questions or even laugh at your lame island jokes!

I LOVE the variety this place has. They have everything from grocery to fishing to gifts to beach…read moresupplies, Lopez ice cream sandwiches, an impressive cider selection, open 8am-8pm.

The latte was very strong. Flavor wasn't that bad actually. I didn't have high hopes and it…read moreexceeded them. If you're around and craving a latte this isn't a bad choice

Yummy coffee in my office my favorite locations in the northwest…read more I kept my order simple: brewed coffee with room for cream, but it was steaming hot, fresh and delicious. Service was fine. I'll be back when I'm in the area. It's seasonal, open during boating season.