my kind of pitstop. Coffee was good and the baked goods were awesome. Coffee shop/ candy store…read morevibes for the perfect combo of coffee and bakes, with a side of ice cream. Staff are friendly.

The treat are Awesome, the place is clean and kid friendly…read more Customer service is usually poor but still work going for a refreshing treat. Plus it's a true locally owned business.

Amazing flavors, I enjoyed the lavender vanilla, friends had lemon raspberry & mocha chip…read more Well worth the visit, not to mention the adorable calves, meet Expresso below. A delightful & delicious place to visit

Great local family business that is super welcoming with a delicious ice cream counter. Their…read morecheeses are for sale too

Delicious matcha!! Service was great and location is convenient and chill! They have one job and…read morethey did a fine job at it !! Def coming back:

I like the taste of the coffee here than the other popular one in town. I know the other one has a…read morenice view and in a prime location. I have to say. I wouldn't mind walk a little further for this one. The service is quick and not a long way.

The cheddar jalapeño sourdough bread is so delicious, I would call it heavenly both for taste and…read moretexture.

This review is specifically for the Pane d'Amore stall in the Port Angeles Saturday farmers market…read more We visited during a downpour and the stall, being in the area without a roof, had heavy plastic tarps covering all the pastries. We ended up getting two items on this visit: Cheese Stick ($2.75) - Chewy dough stick about a foot long. The dough seems to be rolled in cheddar cheese and then baked, giving distinct cheese nuggets randomly dispersed throughout. It has good cheese flavor, kind of tangy. Due to the rain, perhaps, all the crisp on the actual dough is gone, so it's just chewy throughout with no skin. (4/5) Cowboy Croissant ($2.75) - Tiny puck, less than three inches across - wish they offered bigger ones! Sharp cheddar, bacon with pesto. Great flavors that complement each other well. The croissant dough tastes a little on the sweet side. Good lamination. (4/5) Pane d'Amore serves some pretty good pastries. We actually planned on heading over to the Seqium location the following day, but didn't realize it was closed on Sundays. Oh well, there's always next time!

This is now an annual tradition on our trips to Whidbey Island. The ice cream is nice n creamy with…read moremost of your favorite flavors. Their 'single' scoop is 3 smaller scoops that allow you to try 3 different flavors if you want. Their 'double' is 5 scoops. Every time we have went there's a line out the door and no place to sit inside. You basically go in, get your ice cream, and eat it elsewhere. We tend to cross the street and eat it on the pier somewhere. Overall, great ice cream at reasonable prices in a fantastic location. We'll definitely be back!

Man, this place is just crazy weird…read more I come in, ask the guy for 2 scoops in a bowl. He starts in with this algebraic equation.... He says that there is no single scoop or double scoop. He says that there is a 3 scoop, or a 6 scoop. Then he goes into, "If you're over 50, you can get a true single scoop" I'm like, wtf, over?? Me: "So, I can't get a double scoop, and I can't get a single scoop, unless I'm over 50", (I'm obvious over 60) I said well, screw that. I'll shop somewhere else. ‍ What kind of bassackwards ice cream arithmetic is this?

It's been good every time I've been in. The place is busy at lunch just a FYI…read moreI like the mixed berry danish and jalapeño cheddar bagels. It is a little expensive but everything is now a days atleast it's darn good.

the most overpriced "breakfast" sausage bagel I've ever paid for !!…read morethe sausage was in crumbled pieces not even a half a patties worth making the term "breakfast sandwich meaningless I just finished it and I am still hungry while the bagel was good the entirety of the experience leads me to the conclusion : I will Never eat there again the counter girl was super friendly and had a wonderful smile

This cozy little shop is friendly and has the best baked goods and coffee! Their plants, poetry…read moresharing wall, and overall space gave me such joy!

Stopped by Hurricane Coffee Company while driving through downtown Sequim, and I'm so glad I did! I…read moreordered a cappuccino and a Maple Walnut scone--both were absolutely delicious. ​The shop itself is spacious with plenty of seating by the large windows, making it a super comfortable place to relax. They also have an ice cream counter, and a neat self-service station where you can toast your own bagel or pastry. ​Street parking right out front was free and convenient. To top it all off, the staff was extremely friendly and welcoming. Highly recommended whether you're taking a drive break or looking for a cozy local spot!

The cheddar jalapeno sourdough loaf was so delicious, I would call it heavenly in both taste and…read moretexture..

I stumbled across this bakery as I was trying to avoid traffic on Main Street, I saw a baker…read morerolling out bread dough in the window and had two thoughts. 1) I didn't realize Sequim had a bakery, and 2) I needed to come back and try something. I tried the bear claw & just fell in love. There is just a little something extra that hook me (I think it's honey in the almond paste - but I can't be for sure). On my second trip in, I chatted up the owner and learned they have only open for 10 days, and are still getting the business up in running. I wished him the best and promised to return. I suggest you do too. And truth in advertising, I learned there is atleast one other bakery/pastry shop. But these folks would like to do production for local restaurants and coffee shops - hint