Other | $20-30 I pay $29 plus tip for 3 drinks I ordered a…read morewhite chocolate mocha blended, a chocolate milkshake, and a dragon fruit energy drink my mocha was literally trash seems like I told her to make me a frozen milk blended and whipped cream not coffee at all , the milkshake tested like ice cream mixed with chocolate nesquik a total waste of money and time for trash drinks plus took her 15 minutes to make my drinks !!! The pictures where not a positive review at all

This place is a gem. The barista was the sweetest human, the drinks are amazing, and the selection…read moreof noncoffee drinks was superb. My wallet is happy I don't live close, but my heart is sad because this place was love at first sight, and sip.

Love love love stomping grounds. Kim, Jackie and Aujuna are awesome and make the most delicious…read moredrinks. They have so many pastries and breakfast items you could want. You do have to walk inside but you'll be glad you did cause they sell so much stuff!

An eclectic "bespoke" coffee shop in La Conner. When we visited, there was actually no menu and the…read morebarista mentions he can make any drink for the most part, so we opted for a hemp milk orange latte which was pretty decent. I don't see hemp milk much in other coffee shops so this stood out. There's zero latte art and it's just a regular white paper cup so I didn't bother taking a picture of the drink itself. The cafe itself is pretty interesting, with a whole variety of license plates, pastry case, and other CBD products, and there are lots of seating. The downside for being "bespoke" is that there is no menu. $7+ for a 16oz latte is a bit steep and we don't know the breakdown of prices, so if anything, even if there's no menu, a general price guideline would be much appreciated.

Had lunch here with my mom and we enjoyed it a lot. The coffee was pretty smooth and not too hot…read more The caramel macchiato had a lovely creamy top with caramel drizzle. The paninis were quite good, but the filling was a little on the lighter side. My mom said her focaccia bread was slightly undercooked. The maple scone was pretty good and had lots of pecans. The servers were nice, which was a bonus, considering what others had experienced here previously. The coffee lounge is very cute with local artwork on the wall, and their bathroom was nice and clean. They also had two little seating areas for people to work with their laptops and you can close it off with a door inside to cut down on the noise from the cafe- nice little touch!

A bagel and pour over with a tip cost ninteen dollars, too expensive in my book. This is with a 15…read more% tip which is fairly standard.

Fantastic coffee, and history! Indigenous owned, this coffee shop is a wonderful place to learn…read moreabout the local people and give back to their community, not to mention enjoy a delicious beverage like "Colonizers Tears," a salted caramel mocha with smoked sea salt on top. Every napkin holder tells you about a prominent indigenous person from that area. You are surrounded by art from local artists as well. A wonderful place to add to you stops in Coupeville.

I was planning to go to Stompin' Grounds directly across the street when I stopped in La Conner for…read more coffee, but became intrigued by the logo and cute building that Beaver Tales is in instead. I'm glad I changed my mind! I ended up having a lovely chat with one of the owners, Michelle, as she whipped up delicious drinks which were crafted with care. The interior is cute, cozy, and full of beautiful Native crafts, books, etc. Michelle and her mate are very vested in giving back to the community and education, which is a phenomenal endeavor and all the more reason to support them.

Top notch pastry, delicious sweet and savory options, creative, well-balanced flavors and fillings…read moreand excellent vegetarian options...what's not to like? Did I mention the pleasant store environment and friendly, attentive service? Yeah, they gots! A neighborhood bakery that could seriously become a regular thing. Give them a try, and support this talented local shop!

This is a great establishment! You have a rustic downtown type of theme. The customer service is…read moregreat. Every time I ordered anything it came out absolutely delicious. The only real I didn't give this 5 stars is because they seem to be closed a lot. Somehow every time I swing by they are closed.

This place is terrific! My wife and I eat here every time we come to La Conner. My wife has a lot…read moreof allergies and they have a great gluten free bread that she can eat, which makes it an automatic pick for us. I highly recommend the Brown Butter Breve too, it is delicious. The staff are always so friendly and helpful and the outdoor seating provides a nice calm place to sit and eat and just enjoy the food and take in the great outdoors. I highly recommend you try it!

We were on vacation, and because my husband's name is Connor, we had to come explore La Conner! We…read morewere hungry for lunch after the tulip festival, so we drove up here. There is some street parking, but we ended up parking in a public parking lot north of the cafe. The place is cute and charming, and it's decorated with art that is for sale. The menu on the wall was just for drinks, and their food menu was laminated nearby for us to peruse. We had a nice chat with JJ (who I think is the co-owner), and he was very bubbly and nice. It was fun to witness his kindness to other customers and neighbors as they came in. This place seems very involved with the community. There are a few tables both outside and inside. The TV behind us was playing Pandora for radio music. Nearby, they had some free chocolate-covered coffee beans and your own water and silverware station. I got an Arnold Palmer, and boy, was it tart! I got my own sugar to try to sweeten it up. I also ate the Ricky Ricardo panini, and it wasn't my favorite. The aioli wasn't flavorful enough for me to notice, or maybe it was missing, and the pickles were too thick. I didn't love the flavor profile on this sandwich, and it was pretty hot (in temperature) to eat, so I had to let it cool down a bit. Connor loved his smoked salmon toast! There were a ton of capers, so lots of salt there. The herbed cream cheese was the star of the show, with the flavorful toast being a close second. He really appreciated it. I think I'd be happy to come back and try a different sandwich.

This place is amazing, every time we come for breakfast everything is really good. And the…read morecinnamon rolls are to die for. All the servers are friendly, kind and super efficient. Been to this location and Anacortes, both are worthy of your visit!

20 Miatas roll into La Conner on a gorgeous sunny Saturday like the world's most adorable invasion,…read moreand I make a beeline straight for Calico Cupboard because priorities. (and bathroom!) I came for ONE cookie. ONE. What I found was an absolute wall of bakery beautifulness that stopped me dead in my tracks. The line was out the door, not surprisingly but I needed every minute of that wait to make my decisions. Final verdict: a raspberry kiss mocha (dreamy), a lemondoodle cookie (excuse me, WHAT), and a molasses cookie that I'm still thinking about. To. Die. For. My husband went rogue and ordered a Lotus drink, which unfortunately arrived as approximately 90% soda water with the flavor just... vibing separately at the bottom. We tried. We stirred. We let it go. Stick to the baked goods, friends. The staff was warm and lovely even with a line out the door, which is its own kind of superpower. Calico Cupboard, I will be back. Ideally with a seat at an actual table someday. And maybe six cookies this time.

Very good coffee. No, excellent coffee. Worth making the trip for…read more Chocolates. All sorts of excellent comestibles. Had a cup of their coffee Friday morning, and it was so good, we returned Saturday morning to enjoy another cup o' Joe. I'm a raven, so finding anything about ravens is exceptional and rare. Lots to look at here. Spent far too much money doing it. What's a raven, you might ask? If you have to ask, the distinction won't make an impression on you. For those that know, they're ravens, too, It's a safeguard thing: Odin made the raven an imparter of wisdom. Anyway... This is a great store! The proprietress is a fascinating individual with whom I loved talking, and if we hadn't had a mandatory obligation 80 miles away at an appointed time, I probably would have spent more time and money (yes!) in the store. It's on my list of places to revisit when we return to La Conner.

A welcoming fun coffee, tea, and art gallery in La Conner, WA. Great coffee and tea with many PNW…read moreartists and more. This coffee shop opens at 7:00 am and serves up warmth. Amazing scones and comfortable seating allows you to take it all in and enjoy. They offer great quality products from games to handmade chocolates along with the art. If you're in La Conner this is a must stop shop!

My go to coffee stand anytime I am in the area!!! The workers are so sweet, and always make my day…read more I love their oatmilk and espresso too!!!

Coffee is good, I think they use Victrola as a roaster. Loooongest wait in line every time I go…read morethere tho. They need a third barista for the morning shifts.

Love the ambiance…read more Love it I can order a plan latte without the vanilla flavoring. They are accommodating to that simple request. Bought a merch too - cute. I'm visiting from out of town - and I think this is a cute place for coffee lovers

We had a delightful time here before sitting in traffic for 1.5hrs to Seattle!…read more The space is cozy, but not stiffling, the bathrooms were clean (and had a changing table), plenty of seating options (booths, tables, benches), and the staff was delightful. Our toddler devoured the banana bread and yogurt parfait. The blueberry lemon load had an odd grainy texture though. We don't live even remotely close to the area, but will be sure to stop by when we're near!