The food itself gets a 5/5. Delicious! Our party had the scrumptious fried pickles, prawns and…read morechips, and salmon and chips. Everything was tasty! Because the food is so great, it's a busy place. Service was slow, but every employee was extremely busy. Part of the slowness is that there seems to be tons of pick up/take out orders. Still, the servers were polite and were doing their very best. We'd come again for sure!

The servers were so friendly and helpful. They were knowledgeable about the menu and offered…read morelovely suggestions. The food was quite good. Fresh and simple, with a quality to it. Ambiance is very seafood and fisherman vibe.

This was one of my impromptu stops- I had seen the signs last time I was out here, but they were…read moreclosed for the season, so I was thrilled to stop in. We entered from the door closest to the road and found the ice cream! The boys were saying on the drive around the island that they could go for ice cream & viola! We sampled a few- Eddie got rocky road, Robert had the chocolate truffle (very good)- but John and I discovered oatmeal chocolate chip ice cream! Neither of us had ever had this flavor and we loved it! I explored the shop and settled at the other end of the barn in cooshy seats. Our boys were sprawled out closed to the end- the indoor (indoor for a barn) seating was spacious and plentiful. Outside there is a courtyard with strung lights and tables one direction, crops straight out & a family play area beyond the parking. What kind of play area??? One I discovered when I bought feed for their goat!!! Walk across this little bridge and you come to a bubble wand station with huge buckets of soapy water to dip! Then several hand pump- rubber ducky races! The rain gutters sloped down and back, 4 pumps and a water tub below- grab a ducky and pump!!! I raced Robert.... twice.... and beat him both times, bwahahahahaaaaa! Awwww, poor baby- he's 26, don't feel bad. Eddie sat and observed & John judged us and laughed at us. And feeding the goat was fun, she wanted pets and lovin before she would eat from your hand! Smart cookie. The farm also had honey, kettle corn, meats, fruits & veggies, kids items, jewelry and more! It looked like the other building could be set up as a market too. It's real close to the boys house, I know they will be stopping back! I will, next time I visit!

From the owner: Whidbey Farm & Market is a passion project for us. We are committed to curating a selection of…read moreproducts from local vendors who are committed to creating sustainable and ethically sourced goods. Our goal is also to provide farm-fresh produce and humanely raised, pasture-raised beef and pork that are nourishing for you and your family, and good for the planet too!

Noona Bakery is a small bakery/cafe type of family-owned bakery that offers limited selection of…read moreitems (no dinner rolls or bread loaves) but they have some excellent baked goods and danish items. I like that they also offer coffee drinks and my favorite ube milk tea with bobas (tapioca pearls). The owners are sweet and friendly. I also witnessed them giving out free food to a transient guy. I get such welcoming vibes when I enter their store.

Wanted to check this place off my list "to try" list and it was good…read more Very friendly staff, spoke often and complimented my little date (son), service was quick, & they have seating if you want to stay a while They sell typically bakery items as well as coffee, tea, and boba They have restrooms and all Seemed homey & comfortable , check it out

Such friendly service! Got the turkey club on sesame and it did not disappoint! Delicious and…read morefresh! I will be back!

They have pesto bagels!!! I can't find them in the Seattle area anymore. Will stop back in next…read moretime I'm in town. Customer service is excellent and helpful. Bagels and cream cheese are delicious!! Sorry I failed on more pictures.

Great local food with a fun ambience and excellent service. Definitely planning to return.read more

I am a new member to Costco and first visit to one at Issquash and yesterday the one at Shoreline…read morein Seattle My first visit exploring all on the various options and did not see mussels at Issquash and while at Shoreline looking in the seafood section I saw three bags. Contemplating about them I walked around more and looked and only one bag left so I grabbed it Well I cooked them today, a half of bag for the two us and I have to say these were the finest and sweetest and most consistent mussels I have ever eaten. I have traveled around the world and had them many times in Belgium and France and also SE Asia and these Penn Cove mussels were the absolutely tops and like I said the best I have ever had. At any rate a real eye opener and hope I can find ways to source them back home in Minnesota Thank you Penn Cove Shellfish Jim at Maplelag in Minnesota I read the rant here on the company not treasuring the environment A cheap shot, stuff happens I am a keen protector of wildlife and in 25 years I created 5000 wildlife ponds in the Upper Midwest

I love their waffle pecan banana breakfast! Nice decor and friendly staff. There is a great…read morefireplace to sit by if you are cold!

I've always dined here whenever I'm in town. This time around we were a party of 15 and we were…read moreable to be seated quickly. It's a pretty big restaurant so it's good for large groups. However, keep in mind that the food might take longer. For us, it was not that long and maybe because it was brunch time. We came here after church. I don't remember our servers name but she was efficient and nice. Nothing really stood out of the ordinary but that's fine since we were a big party. Food: Chicken Fried Steak Traditional Breakfast with hash browns, toast, 2 eggs and bacon The bacon to me was a bit overcooked. It was crispy and some people like it that way but it looked like it was dehydrated. I enjoyed my chicken fried steak. It was cooked perfectly and the gravy tasted yummy. Not salty and good taste. I was not a fan of the house potatoes. It needed some kind of seasoning. The eggs were cooked good. Overall, this is a great spot for brunch that can accommodate large groups.

Staff is so nice. Like an Aldis but slightly elevated. Go and check it out, beats all others in…read morethe area.

The day I went, everything that was on sale was gone. Nothing but empty bins. Maybe 2:00 is too…read morelate in the day? Their prices on brand-name products were *much* lower than Safeway's!, but inventory is hit-and-miss because, as someone else pointed out, the store doesn't operate the same way as a typical grocery store. Huge selection of chardonnays under $7 and the one I bought was surprisingly decent. Not a bad place to shop when you're on a tight budget.