This place was awesome. The food was delicious, especially the fruit on top of my waffle,…read morewonderfully ripe. Lattes here are good as well. Really cute space with great window views of the marina. Expect a wait as the place seems to be running on low staffing, but if you bring a friend or a good book the wait will pass quickly, it this cozy space. Absolutely worth a stop!

Very slow. Staff clearly having a day and did not hide it from customers. We were a party of 3 and…read morenone of our food came out together. They were not that busy. Food was also not very good. Got the #9. Pork was so salty and dry that I couldn't eat it. Would not recommend this place.

Current menu... husband and I wanted to have a bite to eat and watch the sunset from the Resort. We…read moreare so so happy Packers is back open . Only open Fridays-Saturday-Sundays just FYI. Please come by and visit and have a drink or yummy smash burger.

We stayed at Semiahmoo Resort, and had breakfast at Packers Kitchen & Bar. It's on the water, with…read moregreat views over the water. We were seated immediately even without a reservation. As we were being let to our table the host told us everyone was out on the deck as they had spotted whales. We went out immediately and were able to spot 4 whales. It was an exciting start to our day. We got the PNW Farmers Omelet, Dutch Baby, Hot Chocolate and Mocha. We liked both the Omelet and the Dutch Baby. The breakfast was great, bonus was the whale sighting.

Definitely come early (they open at 4:00) to get seated right away, especially if it's New Year's…read moreEve, apparently! We were just in town for the day and hungry after tromping around the beaches all day. Is it always really busy? Hopefully- it's delicious. We took a walk down to the pier and back while we waited for it to open and beat all the crowds. We both had the fish and chips, which came with fries and coleslaw. I've never seen fries cut like this- as if potato jojos/wedges and twirly fries had a brain child?? Tasty though! The fish was crispy on the outside and I loved that it came with lemon AND there was malt vinegar on the table (and it came with tartar sauce too!) Perfect triple combo in my opinion and I didn't even need to ask. Coleslaw was great- not too much mayo or celery seed or anything weird. Just a good scoop of salad. I ordered scoop sauce on the side and it wasn't my favorite because I am the weirdo that doesn't like ketchup. If you like ketchup (and a touch of horseradish!) this is your sauce! It was creamy and balanced and it's popular.

The Thursday $10 cheese burger got our attention . It was tasty and full filled its statement as…read morethe best ... Fries were included as well .. The decor was colourful with interesting pictures and posters . The service was warm and friendly ..Easy parking . Downstairs had a 1890 speakeasy bar ... .. lots of specials and good selection of international beers

This was my second visit to the Railway Café in Blaine, and I'm already excited to come back again…read more This place is adorable, super cute, eclectic, and filled with hilarious signs everywhere you look. And yes, it really is inside a bright red caboose! The whole space is cozy in the best way, with a little seating indoors and a bit more outside, perfect for soaking in the quirky charm. The menu is huge and everything on it seems to call your name, breakfast all day, tons of sandwiches, muffins, smoothies... seriously, so much to love here. On this visit we had the falafel and the Reuben, and both were delicious. Fresh, flavorful, and clearly made with care. Between the unique setting and the great food, this spot is such a fun little surprise. Definitely worth a visit (or two... or three!).

The Railway Cafe is a quaint, charming little REAL train caboose. During Christmas it was…read moredecorated in holiday spirit. The fresh baked pasties were a daily delight. And the coffee, especially The Upside Down Coffee special Was truly a treat. Ken and I would like to thank the owners who made our stay in Blaine a pleasure. You're hospitality and personable. There is a large coffee chain close by, but if you want great food, coffee and the best local charm go visit Vinca and Rodney at The Railway Cafe!

Really like the ambiance. Lovely lighting and the decor is inviting. We had the flights of red and…read morewhite wine and some appetizers: bread basket and pickled veggies. The bread was a bit tough, but may have been over toasted. Really loved the butter with bits of shallot. It was really delish and the service was friendly. Will definitely be back!

I heard about this place on a podcast (ITM) and wanted to go to a celebratory dinner somewhere new…read more The drive to Blaine was super easy, the location is convenient, and there is ample parking. There is definitely at least one back room, but the main dining room is a bright, airy space that has access to a patio where may even be some live music playing. The tables are gorgeous - all live edge, which might create a bit of an issue if you have short arms and are used to stealing bites across the table, but they are absolutely beautiful and a nice nod to the area. The wine list is extensive and a bit overwhelming, but the service is happy, friendly, and very knowledgeable. In fact, I love when servers don't know, admit it, and find the answer for you - it's humble and shows they really care at getting you what you want. We got the orange wine, which is a new favorite of mine. It's like a rose for reds. Rose:White::Orange:Red. More savory, still light, and best chilled. We had the beet hummus app, which is definitely best eaten with your hands. It's light and delicious. We had the miso black cod, a personal favorite, and the lasagna for dinner and while both were good, the accoutrements with the cod were the true standout. Amazing and I could probably eat two of them. As the restaurant operates on a seasonal menu, we had a strawberry rhubarb cobbler for dessert. I know there is Sunday Brunch, and I can't wait to try it. It's not the cheapest, but it's one of the nicer restaurants in Whatcom, and is definitely worth your pennies. Everything about it makes for a truly nice experience, and we'll definitely be back.

We came here on a whim for a Valentines Day Brunch. They were packed and my wife and I sat at the…read morebar with Armaan as the bartender. I ordered the Spicy Dill Caesar (my American friends, get on board already) and the Ribeye Hash and my wife got the Forager Benny. First off, Armaan has a gift as a Spirit whisperer and made me the only tomato based drink I have ever liked in my life! And then the Whiskey Sour he made later had the right proportions, ingredients, and presentation of a well crafted cocktail. The food was insane. The service was professional but friendly & comfortable. And we can't wait to brunch here again. Also sorry for the empty glass pic. The cocktails were so good I forgot to take a pic until I was done.

It's a fantastic brunch spot with generous portions and tons of variety -- there's truly something…read morefor everyone, whether you prefer sweet or savory dishes. If you're going with a group, I recommend ordering a mix of the hash, French toast, and Benedict and sharing so you can try a bit of everything. The ambiance is cozy and welcoming, and parking is easy, which is a big plus. On weekends it can get crowded, and you might have to wait for a table, but the line usually moves quickly.

The staff here are welcoming and have a happy disposition. The food choices are surprisingly…read moreelevated from the breakfast sandwich, to the Caesar salad (salmon was prepared beautifully!) To the gluten free flatbread with roasted mushrooms! (I wish the chef in this kitchen was in charge of Packers kitchen too!) We ended up coming here for second dinner after a disappointing experience at the other place on property

Great coffee! We have wonderful customer service and both were very helpful with their suggestions…read more The blueberry muffin and scone were delicious It's dog friendly and the barista offered our pups a pupichino which they both loved. Great view. Lots of outdoor seating. Cute knickknacks for sale too.

While staying at the Semiahmoo Resort, we had dinner aGreat Blue Heron Grill. It's a lovely drive…read morefrom the resort to the golf course. The restaurant is by the 18th hole of the golf course, a great location. We had the option to pick from a indoor and outdoor table, we chose to sit outside on a great day. They have umbrellas that make it comfortable to sit out in the setting sun. We got the soup of the day, Wild Halibut and Saffron Risotto, and Bucatini & Clams. We liked the soup, both the Wild Halibut and Saffron Risotto and Bucatini & Clams were both great. We loved them both. I also enjoyed a Raspberry Whiff. We finished with Chai Creme Brulee. It was great, a lovely end to our meal.

We came here twice. Once for dinner and once for brunch. It IS one of the only 2 restaurants near…read morethe resort where we were staying. This was located in a golf course clubhouse. I was really disappointed that they only did brunch 1 day a week, but we did come back for it. Service every time was wonderful. The appetizer was bruschetta which is a go-to for me. It was delicious, however the balsamic was really thick and there probably shouldn't have been so much. I did happily eat it all. For the dinner we had scallop with red pepper risotto and mushroom pierogis. The scallops were big and perfectly cooked. The red pepper risotto however was a little overwhelming in the red pepper flavor. My husband thought it was delicious and ate it. The pierogis seemed really underwhelming and store bought. It was cheese pierogis with mushroom and arugula on the outside. I feel like if they were made in-house, the mushroom would be on the inside. They were still really good and I ate them all as well. The brunch is the thing I waited for. The lemon ricotta pancakes were to die for! They were so perfectly soft and cakey. I sadly couldn't eat them all because they were so large so I recommend sharing. Those were definitely the star of the show. I don't plan to come back to this area but if I do I would 100% come here again for the brunch. The dinner menu does change by season so I recommend looking at the menu online.

I'm currently dogsitting in white rock and a friend came out to visit today and of course we needed…read morecoffee and I had passed by Laura's several times on my walks and had been curious so we gave it a try. To be fair I only had coffee - decaf - and it was really good. An americano. And they had cinnamon. Which always makes me like a place more. The place was super busy (truth and reconciliation day) but the staff were all really nice albeit exhausted. Didn't stay in because it was loud but I liked the ambiance and would enjoy hanging around there on a quieter day.

Great food and location. Love the neighbourhood atmosphere! Try it you won't be disappointed!read more

The food, service, ambience, location, and prices are excellent! Highly recommend it!read more

Last summer tried it because there not a lot of choices there in blain . I waited in a long line…read moreand the food was not worth the wait or price. The food was not great . I love fish and seafood . As someone who knows good oysters fried , raw or Rockefeller style I was disappointed. The only thing I did like was the view.