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Snow Goose Produce

4.4 (235 reviews)
Closed • 9:00 am - 5:30 pm

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Steven L.

Absolutely amazing ice cream. That was probably the freshest best ice cream. I've had in a very long time.

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Steve B.

Love, love, love this place. Beyond the ice cream they have lots of fun stuff! But if you stop here and don't try the ice cream after reading this review we could not be friends!! You could earn some points back from me if you order a double scoop and can finish it all by yourself!! Do yourself a favor and stop and get some ice cream!

We asked them to make the scoops smaller for the kids
Megan G.

A lively stop if you are in the area or I would even make a special trip out there! I have been many times and 100% recommend going on a weekday. Weekends can be absolutely chaotic. On a weekend with good weather the line for ice cream can go all the way through the garden( beautiful but full of bees). Homemade thick waffle cones. Any flavor of ice cream you can think of. HUGE scoops. Lots of nice fresh produce and seafood. It would be a great place to make a gift or gift basket of local goods. There is a good size lot, but it can fill up on the weekends.

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Hannah J.

I've been going to Snow Goose since I was a young kid. Taking the Puget Sound ferries for a beach walk and a big cone of ice cream before our drive home. Some of the best memories I have. Their proportions are HUGE and the ice cream as well as produce are all fresh and locally grown/made. It's great in the springtime with all the flower festivals, goat farms and beautiful views. If it's in stock and you like smoked salmon, the Indian Candy is to die for!

Heather B.

Not a very long wait for a Saturday afternoon- nice workers as usual and strong scoops for their immodest ice cream cones. The huckleberry ice cream was super tasty and would get it again. Waffle cones are very fresh and hit the spot.

Gargantuan scoops of Chocolate Peanut Butter Swirl & Raspberry Lemonade Sorbet! Delightful!
Hannah S.

This local, seasonal market is famous for its gargantuan ice cream scoops and homemade waffle cones - it made for a fantastic stop on our road trip from Seattle to Vancouver. We stopped by right before hitting scenic Chuckanut Drive (also highly recommend). It's so much more than just ice cream - we were surprised to find tons of local crafts and home grown veggies - as well as lots of locally made james, jellies, cakes, cookies and more. They even sell oysters grown locally on Samish Bay! For our snacks we shared two waffle cones, one scoop each between the three of us - and those scoops were so massive they would've easily fed 5-6 people haha! Scoops almost as big as our heads lol! We tried a scoop of decadent Chocolate Peanut Butter Swirl and a refreshing Raspberry Lemonade Sorbet - both were fantastic with strong, balanced flavors and delightfully creamy textures. They have an extensive menu of ice cream flavors so it's hard to choose but they do offer split scoops. And all their flavors are locally made too - love it! The market is owned and run by a local family - seasonally open starting in spring (early March I believe) and we got lucky - we just happened to time our road trip to visit when they first open for the season! All the staff were lovely - The young man working the ice cream counter was just a wonderful human being - so friendly and even offered to take a photo of us - so sweet! Made our day! Their prices are reasonable- especially given the quality and massive quantity lol. They have several picnic tables outside to enjoy your treats at - with gorgeous snow-capped mountains in the background. Theres plenty of parking in a gravel lot. We thoroughly enjoyed our experience and no doubt will stop again next time we're in the area!

George L.

A must-visit farm stand with unbeatable ice cream and fresh local goods. If you're in the Skagit Valley area, Snow Goose Produce is an essential stop--whether you're out for a weekend drive or stocking up on fresh goods. This is not a restaurant, but more of a charming, open-air farm market with amazing produce, local meats, and legendary ice cream. I'm giving it a solid 5 out of 5. Ambiance: 5/5 The outdoor farm stand vibe is cozy, inviting, and has that nostalgic, small-town feel. Surrounded by beautiful farmland, it's a refreshing break from the city, perfect for families or a weekend road trip detour. Authenticity: 5/5 Everything here is fresh, seasonal, and locally sourced. From vibrant fruits and vegetables to organic eggs and meats, you can tell this place is committed to quality. It doesn't feel like a tourist trap--it feels like a real local treasure. Flavor: 5/5 Their ice cream is the showstopper--tons of unique flavors, huge scoops, and that creamy, homemade texture you don't find often. You'll find some of the freshest produce and meats around, perfect for home-cooked meals. Cost: 5/5 For the freshness and quality, prices are very fair. Organic meats, produce, and artisan goods at reasonable prices make this place even more worth the visit. It's hard to leave without filling your basket. Service: 5/5 Even when it's busy (and it does get busy!), the staff moves quickly and stays friendly. They're helpful, knowledgeable, and keep the line for ice cream moving. Final Verdict: 5/5 Snow Goose Produce is more than a market--it's a destination. Whether you're coming for the ice cream, the fresh-from-the-farm produce, or just a wholesome outing, this place delivers. I'll definitely be back, and I'd recommend it to anyone looking for local quality with a great vibe.

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Alex N.

The workers behind are jacked considering how fat the scoops be. Be ready for the long wait (~30-60 mins). Skip the cone but the must is the root beer! Bulk approved!

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Anthony W.

On another weekend adventure exploring the areas surrounding Camano Island, we stumbled upon this fabulous produce store which happens to be so much more, great meats, jams, produce, and an ice cream shop. Come visit if you're in the area you won't be disappointed.

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Have visited here for many years and always enjoy the atmosphere and ice cream. The produce is local and fresh.. Very worthwhile visit.

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Huge serving sizes and great servers. Get here earlier in the afternoon to avoid a long line. I love Snow Goose!

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4.7(202 reviews)
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Walked into this unsuspecting gem of a place today after hearing much about it. Was greeted warmly…read moreby Hailey. I said I heard I needed to try the sandwiches. She said the best sellers were the crab and lobster rolls, but her favorite was the spicy shrimp. She lit up when I said that sounds great. And she was right. She brought it out while I was viewing the yummy pickled offerings and checking out all the other store goodies in this quaint country store. She was proud of it and even opened it to show me. I couldn't resist adding an extra half pound of the ahi poke. I returned to my truck and knew I had to get after the sandwich before getting on the road so there I went. I am a road warrior for work and get into my fair share of sandwiches during a work week. So worth the stop. It was perfect and came with a side of potato salad which didn't disappoint either. Definitely top sandwich I've had this year. The poke was on point and instantly reminded me of being in Hawaii getting my poke to go out of the deli at Foodland. I had to run back in after and tell her thank you for the recommendation and got a high five and a big smile. Go visit. Ask for Hailey. Get the spicy shrimp and poke. You'll be super happy you did.

A fish market with a variety of local farm and gourmet products as well…read more The staff is friendly, the fish selection is good, the fish is fresh, and one can always buy a variety of other things as well -- we got some fresh picked local asparagus, as well as some king salmon. We've been going there for years. Sadly, they no longer offer ice cream cones (just ice cream in pints and quarts) - they explained to me that they were overwhelmed by people who just wanted ice cream, and that it made it hard to sell fish. The penalty of popularity. If you need fish, whether to consume nearby, or to take home on ice, this is a great place to buy it - conveniently located on route 20, not far from I-5.

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4.2(493 reviews)
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I can't believe it's taken me this long to get to Taylor Shellfish. It was a wonderful day, the…read moreservice was friendly, and while the line was long, it moved quickly. We had several grilled oysters, shrimp, geoduck (my first time!) and some raw oysters to top off a mid-afternoon snack. We all grabbed a drink, including a pinot freezio, which is something I NEED to learn how to make. It was a pinot grigio slushie! While I normally think the grilled oysters up north are a bit better, today they were out of this world. The raw ones were fantastic and although I do usually prefer a few more accoutrements, it was nice to have only simple lemon with them - no vinegar or hot sauce that day, for some reason. Geoduck is something every non-PNW person asks you about and I can finally say I've had it - I say go eat it because you'll not have anything like it. It was a ceviche style snack and it wasn't rubbery or fishy at all. I would recommend it to anyone that wants to say they ate the massive mollusk. It's off the side of Chuckanut drive down a pretty steep and skinny hill, so take care. Parking can be tough during peak season but it's worth the drive. Thei views are gorgeous and there's something eating fresh seafood next to the water, looking out over the bay. I can't wait to take the next group of friends that visit!

Love the experience here! First I will say that I am NOT an oyster fan but my family throughly…read moreenjoyed them! I loved the SHRIMP! They were top notch. We loved the sour dough bread and also the grilled vegs. Our table was completely full of wine and food and we loved everything. 1. Go early the line gets lonnnnnng. 2. Be careful in the road going up and down. Its pretty confusing. Theres a "signal" so watch it to be sure the way is clean and one car per green. 3. Take a jacket so you can eat al fresco!

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4.4(17 reviews)
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Yesterday I went to the Lummi Seafood Market at the Lummi Te'Ti'Sen Center near Ferndale WA exit…read more260 off the I-5. I was greeted so warmly and had the honor of meeting Paul and George. I shared with them that I was purchasing a special treat for my best friend who recently had a tumor from her head. I was watching salmon be fileted right before my eyes. I purchased king salmon freshly harvested by generational Lummi fisherman. Today I traveled to cook this for my friend as she recovers. Embarrassing as it is I called in to ask the best method to cook the salmon and how to tell if it's done. Over the phone I was instructed by a very friendly employee. And what do you know!? The market has a pintrest! My friend and I extend our gratitude for this salmon. There's just something I can't put into words knowing that this harvest is being used for healing. A special thank you to the stewards of the land who have been fishing in the Salish Sea since time immemorial. Muchisimas gracias.

It's a long drive from Seattle but we came back with a whole bunch of great looking delicacies…read more Some of my all time favorite seafood in one stop. Fresh king salmon, super fresh spotted shrimp, halibut cheeks and ikura (salmon roe). Yeah baby! We'll be back for sure. I was tempted to try the fish-n-chips next door but a worker there was looking at me like he suspected I was going to rob him or something so we went elsewhere.

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Pleasant Ridge Farm - Counter

Pleasant Ridge Farm

5.0(5 reviews)
0.9 mi
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Do you ever go apple picking? I have gone a couple of times when I visited friends in the Boston…read moreand New England areas and it was a really fun good experience. There's no comparison to picking apples off a tree, no wax, the natural sugars perfectly flavoring each bite, that crunch is indescribable. It's worth it. It's a tradition in New England to go apple picking in the Fall. Well this activity is also huge in Washington and I never thought I'd find an apple that stood out, outside of the famous Jonagold or Honeycrisp or Fuji apple until I got lost in La Conner/Mt Vernon area. On my way to La Conner, WA looking for a large apple farm, I was lost. Siri directed me to go the opposite way and soon as I realized that, I quickly turned off the main road onto a dirt path, intending to make a 3 point turn. After turning, I see up in the distance was this small shack with a sign for the farm. I had to drive up to check out this small business. It's a small family run apple and fruit stand that carries the season's fresh harvest: pears, apples, pumpkins, lentils, beans. Jonagold apple trees are all over the place and during apple season, you'd see them fall to the ground. As I walked up to the stand I saw it was closed at 8:30am. But there, plain as day, open to all, were all the fruit and veggies for sale, on an honor system; a locked box to put your money. You can open the fridge and take freshly squeezed apple juice , pick your produce, bags of apples, tally your total and put your money in a locked box. Soooo cool. Who does that anymore? So I grabbed 2 bags to try, the Jonagold and Pink Pearls. Took them back to Seattle to share and we all really enjoyed them. The Jonagolds had that nice slightly tart yet sweet, crisply crunchy edge and the skin had that friction against your tongue that only an apple off the tree (unwaxed) would give you. I had 3. Then came the Pink Pearls. This apple I've never had. It looked like a cross between a golden delicious and a red. When I bit into it, it still had the crisp texture of a tree-picked apple but this time I tasted flavors of fuji, cinnamon, honey with an overall tart finish. Nothin' like a new taste experience. The flesh is a vivid pink, unique and different. I had 5. I went back and grabbed 4 more bags to take home. This time I also met the owner Dave Tjersland, whose family lives off the land and sells this amazing produce. That was 3 years ago. Now I try to plan more business trips to Seattle in the Fall so I can savor the freshest apples, Pink Pearls and Jonagolds (off his fields) and bring some home. To all my Yelpers, if you are ever in the area or go apple picking in the Fall and you wanna discover something unique, local and deeeelishush, let's give this family some love and business for the amazing produce and pumpkins (in October) they sell. It's through farms like PRF that's gotten me to appreciate farm produce. Waxed apples at Vons just don't do the trick for me anymore. Tip: Apple picking season in WA is from September to Thanksgiving. Pleasant Ridge Farm is 40 minutes north of Seattle. Visits: 7

Though I live in Everett, I used to live in Mt.Vernon and know the better produce is up here. But…read morewe never ever stopped at this little, cute farm for blueberries and wow, what a pleasant experience! Nice variety of fruits,vegetables and U-pick flowers. Sunfowers were not quite ready but I will be back for that! Extra note: wonderful variety of dried lentils, beans, various herbs/spices, honey that looked fabulous, some of the best salsa I have tasted from around here! Also, you pay on the honor system, so bring cash with plenty of $1.00's, or you can pay with Venmo. The owner is super busy harvesting. Don't miss this gem on your way to Christensen's Nursery or the Miniature Donkey Farm.

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Pleasant Ridge Farm - Pleasant Ridge Farm, back side, flowering apple tree (website foto)

Pleasant Ridge Farm, back side, flowering apple tree (website foto)

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