We have been looking for good peanut brittle and found the best at Sweet Mona's. This is a…read moremandatory stop every time we're on Whidbey Island. The sweets here are all made with good quality ingredients. The nuts are never stale, Mona doesn't cut corners. We hadn't been on the Island for a while so I ordered a few items and had them shipped. The packaging broke through shipping so I notified Mona. They were gifts and I wouldn't be able to give the sweets in that condition. She immediately sent a new order asap. Love this place!!!

Absolutely loved this spot! I needed a sweet treat after lunch and Sweet Mona's had more than I…read morecould have ever hoped or asked for. There are tons of homemade goods from different local companies, but most are made in house. I love shopping local and was very happy to support them. I ended up getting a milk chocolate slug (so cute!), a snack sized fudge, and some assorted truffles. They also had baked goods, including some gluten free options. The owner was very kind and helpful and I appreciated her answering our questions and helping us make some hard decisions on what to get! We ended up taking our treats to go since it got kind of busy towards the end of our visit. I will be back soon!

This shop is the best! They sketch and print their own original Whidbey Island designs. They have…read moreadorable/unique gifts and a super cute kids section. It was really fun to shop and buy here.

The store itself is pretty nice, just make sure to try on any clothing before buying. I buy the…read moreCanvas brand (Uni-sex) shirts all the time, and these are definitely mislabeled or are women's (vs unisex). We bought 3 shirts while visiting that were labeled as Large, but they are either a women's L or a Unisex Medium. Definitely disappointed since we wont be back to Whidby for another year, so returning them is not an option. For a $27 t-shirt, I would hope the could at least label the sizes correctly. Hopefully they can properly re-label their current stock going forward.

From the street, I initially thought this was a boutique selling perfume and incense, but quickly…read more(and happily!) realized my mistake upon entering, where I was enchanted with a sprawling section of yes, scents, but also cocktail mixers, bath and body products, chocolates, teas, wines, tonics, tinctures, and naturopathic remedies for just about anything that ails you! I swiftly descended upon and scooped up a bottle of Oahacan Old Fashioned chocolate and chili bitters for mixing into some whiskey back home, completely oblivious that it said to mix with Mezcal on the bottle, but it worked really well my way, so no complaints! This is the sort of shop where I would spend far too much money on a regular basis, so I'm slightly thankful that I would have to drive five hours to get back here. Hopefully the residents of Langley are wealthy enough to keep a fantastic small business like this running year round, so I can come back during our visit next year, and be charmed all over again!

Really wonderful selection of teas, potions, scents, and chocolates. I always enjoy connecting with…read morethe owner. The new location in Langley has a great view.

Had a mommy & daughter outing today and decided to try out this adorable chocolate shop! Our local…read morenews station did a story highlighting local businesses and this was one of the businesses they chose. I have always wanted to pop in, and was happy to finally have a chance to stop by. Parking can be a little difficult depending on the time of day. It is located near the Mukilteo ferry and although this place doesn't have it's own parking lot there is street parking. Depending on the time of day it can be easy or difficult to find a spot. The shop is small, but does have two small tables for customers to enjoy their treats. We saw a lot of chocolates, ice cream and all kinds of other non-chocolate candy! We ended up getting birthday cake ice cream cone for my little one and a box of 9 chocolates. This was our first time in a chocolate shop so I was happy to see that you can customize your own boxes of chocolates. We tried nine different flavors and all were delicious, but my personal favorites were the almond clusters (both milk chocolate and white chocolate) and orange! As far as the ice cream goes, well she gobbled it all up and has no complaints! The lady who helped us was very friendly, patient and was able to answer all my questions about the different flavors. We spent about $27 on the ice cream cone and box of nine chocolates. The prices were a little up there, but it is worth it when you want a nice treat!

Mediocre chocolate. Slowest service I've ever seen. Hot and claustrophobic. I went there hoping to…read moreget chocolate as a host gift for my family. It took 30 minutes to check out two people, even when we were the only two there and I'd politely mentioned, several times, that I had a time crunch. The check out person took each truffle, examined it, put it on a tray, didn't weigh the tray or anything, examined it again, then put it in a box. She stopped while ringing me up, adding whole sentences unrelated to the chocolate or store. I don't even know what she was talking about. I'm really sad to say, I found a chocolate store that I dislike.

Primal Island is not a restaurant, but it is where they make the world's best paleo gluten-free…read moregranola. They have 4 delicious flavors - toasted coconut, cranberry, blueberry, and dark cocoa. You can buy the granola at primalisland.com and grocery stores across the Northwest. I like to send granola gift boxes to my relatives during the holidays!

Primal Island is great. They make paleo granola and other paleo foods. If you aren't familiar with…read morepaleo, it's basically just eating meats, fruits, vegetables and nuts. So, no grain or gluten. Obviously with those guidelines, decent tasting granola could seem to be a little out of reach. PI got it right by toasting coconut to the perfect doneness so that's tended, favorful, and delicious. They use the coconut as the base for their granola and add things like cranberries and blueberries. Really really good stuff.

Nice little supermarket in the middle of downtown Langley. I have only been in the food section of…read moreStar Store; there's also a gift, home goods and clothing section I haven't been to yet. I recommend the get anything LOCAL. It's FRESH and PRICING IS RIGHTStaf. Local seafood and meat are fresh. Today I got delicious cod cakes. I saw fresh wild Coho salmon and salmon cakes that look yummy. There's also local eggs and dairy. Take a look at the deli section as well. Once I saw different kinds of quiches. I got the one with ham and it was delicious. The produce is good and well maintained. Staff is usually friendly. The store looks clean in general. Pricing for other things is higher than mainland which is normal...anyhow expect island prices in all stores and restaurants on Whidbey.

Very interesting mercantile shop downtown- general store, meets grocery, meets gift shop. You could…read morefind a little of everything. Some things felt overpriced, but other things were fair. Downtown is touristy and artsy, sometimes that equals higher pricetags. We found some gifts for family and I snagged a cold beverage too. Fun to check out the store in its entirety- it is much bigger than I originally thought and don't miss going upstairs!

We enjoyed our visit to the Chocolate Flower Farm. Owner was welcoming and we were grateful for her…read morerecommendations on a local festival and the community food hub. We even got to feed her cute goats, which our baby loved. All of the chocolate treats we tried were delicious. Their farm is beautiful and smells delicious. I'm excited to visit in the future and see the growth in the garden.

Today was my wife and my anniversary, and It was the first time we've traveled to the south part of…read moreWhidbey Island just to look around at some of the shops and restaurants. We were a little taken back with the disengaged, uninviting, and/or arrogant demeanor these entrepreneurs exhibited on more than five occasions beginning with this store. Just a tip, when a customer compliments your store, or your craft, have enough decency to politely acknowledge their kind admiration. As I said, it wasn't just this shop, it was almost every business we visited.....must be something in the water.