Food / Service / Ambiance were all amazing…read more Perfect brunch and breakfast on the way to Olympic National Park. 10/10 on all items ordered below Philly Cheesesteak Omelette (side of French fries and biscuit) *Absolutely loved the sage on French fries *Biscuit came with a wonderful berry compote Mocha Coffee Black Coffee Blueberry Crumble Bun (Tastes like a cheese Danish and cinnamon toll with blueberries all in one)

Small (very small).but business seemed to be popular with the locals. Food was good. The price…read morecompared to other places pretty similar but better quality ingredients so worth it. Staff, friendly.

We enjoyed our meal at Riverhouse Bakery and enjoyed the ambiance…read more The good: Pecan cinnamon roll French toast was super yummy! It was sweet and buttery so I didn't even need to add syrup or butter to my French toast! Vegetable omelette was super yummy and we are super appreciative that the server was able to substitute potatoes and toast for squash due to Jon's dietary needs. The bad: They only serve drip coffee. We live in Sequim! They really need to step up their coffee game and offer lattes and expressos. I ordered OJ. They were out of OJ. Really? The ugly: My over easy eggs were UGLY.... Both eggs were broken and one was overcooked. So relieved they did good and replaced them with yummy over easy eggs. The other ugly (which caused the 4 star review) is how EXPENSIVE this restaurant is. Jon ordered a vegetarian omelette $18 plus $3 salsa plus $3 avocado plus $3 change of potato and toast to squash. Really? His one omelette order cost $27 before tax! $30 after tax!

Crab cake BLT was the Daily Feature and it exceeded my expectations. Everything was made from…read morescratch and you could tell! Tons of crab and the bread was delicious. I wish I had paused to take a photo! Denise is the owner and she came out and made us feel most welcome and shared some insight as to what made her crab cakes so delicious (the best). The prime rib dip was one of the best we've had. Albacore tuna melt, was a big yes! Sarah our server was genuine and prompt with our needs. Can't wait to return here. Finished up with some carrot cake... dense and delectable!

We've been to Old Mill for dinner many many times! This is the first time we enjoyed Sunday…read morebrunch! Super busy and super full! There were 12 people waiting for seats while we were leaving! I knew we ordered correctly when the table next to ours all ordered some form of eggs Benedict! We enjoyed our chicken fried steak Benny with white gravy and biscuit and also the California Benny! Yummy!

My family and I went up to this area to look at the water and the lights for the holidays. It was a…read moregreat little historic place. We loved checking out all the photos and decor from the old mill. We got some fish and chips, a burger, and I got a brie and ham sandwich. Staff was very nice with quick service.

We really enjoyed our breakfast at Mariner's Cafe! The food was delicious, and the warm, welcoming…read moreatmosphere made it clear why so many customers are regulars. I ordered the chicken fried steak, which was excellent, and Jon had the veggie scramble, which he thoroughly enjoyed. The restaurant is still Mariner's Cafe, although the new owners have temporarily removed the old sign, so the previous Taricisio sign is still visible for now. Overall, we had a wonderful meal and a great experience. We'll definitely be back!

Wonderful restaurant! We enjoy breakfast there frequently. They are very accommodating with special…read morerequests! I love their sausage links. My boyfriend loves their huevos rancheros but lately has been really enjoying their steak and eggs. His steak has been cooked perfectly rare every time he has ordered it. Owners and staff are top-notch. We always feel welcome and appreciated. We appreciate the loyalty program and that they support the kids via the football discount card. Highly recommend for breakfast, we haven't tried lunch or dinner yet.

This is a quaint breakfast / lunch place on 1st street, across the street from the bookstore. All…read moreprices look to be under $20. i got the breakfast sandwich, it was quite tasty. The waitress was nice and food service was quick

Adding comments to the shop owner's fast response:…read more Hello, Kristin, I am glad to see that you pay attention to the comments and responded speedily. A few things to correct your comments: - there were three tables were seated following me and they all got the dishes before me. One table with couple, one with four people and one at the counter. - the note I put on was not to the waitress blunt to you. I said specifically " lady with black shirt". Your tone made me felt that I shouldn't check what is my order status after 30mins wait. We came in around 9:30am Saturday and ordered traditional breakfast with French toast. Waited over 30mins, the later customers all got their dishes and next table finished theirs. When the waitress was checking with kitchen for us, a lady with black shirt came and said: "it normal wait for 30mins and you are 25mins now, still five mins to go". I am a bigger supporter of local small business, but I would appreciate if they can let me know when we arrived that waiting is 30mins after ordered. I still gave 15% tips as I can see the sorry face from the waitress - I normally pay min 20% for small business. I also noticed that we were the only Asian table during that period.

The food and the service is amazing. They are busy in the summer, so expect to wait a little bit…read more But it's worth it.

Had breakfast at Chestnut Cottage Restaurant and it ended up being one of my favorite stops of the…read moretrip. The coffee was unbelievably smooth--easily the best I had the entire time. The house lemonade was also top tier, which I didn't expect but definitely appreciated. Service was quick, and everyone working there was genuinely friendly without it feeling forced. The interior is simple and delicate, which made it feel calm and comfortable. Breakfast itself is pretty straightforward, but honestly... breakfast is breakfast. It was exactly what I wanted in that moment, and the overall experience is what made it stand out. Would absolutely come back.

Classic American cuisine, breakfast served all day, great comfort food - at an affordable price!…read moreWarning, this is a somewhat long review - to help you understand why I feel Paradise Cafe in Sequim, WA is worth 5 stars. If you're reviewing this restaurant, you need to understand this is a reestablished restaurant which was originally the Paradise Restaurant and shut down in November 2024 when the original owners retired (after 35 years of service) and then reopened in February 2025. Any reviews that date November 2024 and further do not apply to this restaurant. You need to understand the restaurant's new co-owners are also the cooks. On Yelp, they describe the restaurant as, "Classic American Cuisine. Breakfast served all day. Seafood and great comfort food." This restaurant does just that - with an extensive menu as well as daily specials. Today, a year and half after they reestablished the restaurant, we had the opportunity to try their food. A little background - while we're extreme out-of-towners, who live over 2600 miles away, we have visited Sequim 6 times in the last 5 years. We've visited in each season and simply love this town! Today, taking advantage of their daily specials, I ordered their Sourdough Burger and had Clam Chowder for my side. My wife ordered Liver and Onions (a rare treat for her) and I stole her Sweet Potato Fries (an extra $3). We also both ordered Lavender Lemonades and shared a slice of Lemon Merengue Pie. The Sourdough Burger was delicious and great! The Clam Chowder ok (I've had better, but it was still ok). My wife liked her Liver and Onions (as I mentioned, a rare treat for her). The Sweet Potato Fries were fried just right, plentiful and worth the extra $3! The Lavender Lemonades were really nice. I found it a little on the sweet/syrupy side, so I simply kept adding water until I was satisfied. The Lemon Merengue Pie, in my opinion, was not so great. Not sure why - maybe because my grandmother made one that was simply to-die-for and this couldn't compete? I do understand all the deserts are made in-house - maybe other deserts would be better. Leaves me curious. The servings were generous and plentiful (in fact, some four hours later, while I write this review, I'm still very full)! Did the restaurant serve "great comfort food" as advertised? In my opinion, indeed they did! Would I return for another meal? Yes - their food is good and their menu has enough diversity to eat something different for five days or more! Would I recommend this restaurant to someone else? Absolutely - local folks or visitors! Our bill was a little over $52. If we skipped the pie, we could've dined for under $45 - delicious bargain! Bonus: they played 70's music and wife enjoyed - there, I hit "ambiance" :)

We love the extensive space at Paradise! We had a group of 8 couples (16 people) there for brunch!…read more Some ordered breakfast, others ordered lunch.... Our food was delicious and the waitstaff was attentive and even gave us individual couple bills! Both Jon and I ordered omelettes and we enjoyed our meal! Definitely will go back!

Black Bear Diner - Sequim is perfectly situated off of the highway entering into Sequim…read more The menu is vast and offers something for every dietary preference. Ordering and customer service was great, I really appreciate the ability to place a very large order online prior to arrival. The ambiance is memorable, and can easily become a visitors favorite place to stop as the diner is adorned with so many adorable wooden bears; I recommend!

Been to different Black Bear Diners in different states and have been happy..... but this one In…read moreSequim Washington seems to lack a few things. Our waitress was ok but the rest of the staff didn't seem very thrilled to serve us.... After getting our food it turned out to be just so so... might have been an off day for the place... who knows, try it for yourself