Friendly staff, service good. Food was delicious and ambience was neighborhood vibe…read more Nice little place with a rotating artist, art gallery upstairs, open 363 days a year. We'll be back

Food was great. I got the steak tacos with chimichuri. My partner got the BLT and it came with huge…read moreslices of bacon. Tots were great. Beers were yummy. Live music was really fun. Atmosphere was totally chill. Busy but we sat in the bar quickly. Will come back.

We've been coming to Freeland Café for a while now--easily 10+ visits--and it's become one of our…read moreregular go-to spots. Whether it's breakfast or lunch, the food has consistently been outstanding. The menu is available all day ,except for the BBQ, which starts around 1pm. My wife swears by the French dip, and I'd put their chicken fried steak up against anyone's--it's easily the best I've had. The omelets are huge and packed with fillings, and the breakfast plates are great value. You get the choice of hash browns with toast or a pancake the size of the plate, and both options are excellent (deciding is the hardest part). Lately we've been sitting in the bar area when we go in around lunchtime (usually Thursday or Friday before our weekly shopping). The bartender is fantastic--friendly, attentive, and makes a great Bloody Maria. Overall, Freeland Café has been consistently excellent for us: great food, generous portions, and reliable service every time. Highly recommended if you're in the area.

I had lunch there a few months ago with 3 other friends. I ordered the chicken sandwich. When it…read morecame, I was surprised that it had only one slice of chicken on it. For the price ($11.50, I believe), it seemed a skimpy portion.

Loved visiting Edway Taphouse!…read more Off a semi busy street (drive just past PCC). Has a small parking lot and I parked across the street along the road in front of the cemetery. Friendly and welcoming atmosphere, lots of people of all ages (people with babies and little toddlers, too!) and some tv. I came for my friend's birthday! People directed me where to go and helped me get a drink. The bathrooms were clean and the place was well lit and people were around if you needed anything. My friend brought decorations and pizza and noodles and fun stuff for her party, and we had a great time. I was just sorry I had to leave early but happy I made it up from Tacoma.

My coworker told me about this place and I've been twice in 3 days! Granted the nice weather kept…read moreme going back cause I've been hanging at the Edmonds beach dog park. If you're looking for a tap house that feels like a secret clubhouse for grown-ups, with great slushies, Edway Tap House is your spot. Nestled under a house in Edmonds, it's got that "did I just stumble into something awesome?" I kept thinking wow I would love to own this place and live above it. The slushie drinks here are dangerously good, icy, flavorful, and perfect for summer sipping. The rotating tap list features standout local beers and ciders from places like Urban Family Brewing and Obec Brewing, so there's always something new to try. The bartender let us try a few cause 2 girls that aren't huge beer drinkers are hard to please but we found 2 keepers! They have theme Nights to keep it entertaining. Trivia nights bring out the brainy banter, and the cribbage club adds a quirky, nostalgic twist. There's even a walking club if you want to earn your pint with a few steps first. Wish I lived in Edmonds cause I'd be down for a walking club. Outdoor Games & Family-Friendly Vibes Edway isn't just for the 21+ crowd, it's proudly kid-friendly, with outdoor games like cornhole that keep everyone entertained and ladder golf. The spacious patio makes it easy to relax while the little ones play, and the welcoming atmosphere means families feel right at home. Also dogs allowed so that's my main reason for going too! Plenty of space means you won't be elbowing for a view, and the laid-back atmosphere makes it easy to settle in for a full match. While Edway doesn't serve food directly just some odd and ends like a pretzel I saw on the menu, they host a rotating cast of food trucks. Great find!

The service here ia amazing and the beer choices are awesome and the company I kept while here was…read moreeven better! This will always be my go to place when I visit my friend in port Townsend!!! The ambiance cannot be beat. The views are spectacular and the chill vibe is amazing. I'm sure that the employees were sick of us after about 5 hours of hanging out, but if they were, they never showed it and remained just as friendly and welcoming. I'd highly recommend this place!! I'll definitely be back!!

Perfect for a relaxed, outside day. Food / snacks offered are very reasonably priced or you are…read morewelcome to bring your own which I love the option for. Dogs welcomed and encouraged!

No food but there are food trucks. Just stopped by for a drink. Parking lot in back so nice to…read morehave off street parking. Staff were nice and beers were good. We would definitely come back again.

This place was great! Service was awesome and I sat at the bar…read more I ordered some popcorn from the place next door Drumline and then Theos Gyros was the food truck outside. I had their gyro and falafels and their habanero sauce was amazing! Overall I'd come here again to explore more of their wine and beer selection and I love the bartenders!

Went to have a beer there yesterday and it was a great experience. The beer had an amazing flavor…read more It was Creamsicle flavor. The service was great as well. The young lady working there was very friendly, polite and had a smile. Sat outside it was nice. It's dog friendly which I like. Visiting family on the island thought I would try the Thirsty Crab Brewery. I will be recommending this place. Definitely will be going back before I head home. Every time I visit family here on Whidbey Island I will be going there for beer. I was able to visit before heading home. I would recommend Thirsty Crab Brewery to anyone that likes beer.

Well I will say right off the bat if you are trying to get here by GPS it is extremely misleading…read more You can see the business from the main road but you can't turn into the parking lot there. You need to go straight through an intersection just before the brewery, turn on a dirt road and then it will take you to the parking lot. Hopefully directions have been fixed since then by somebody but if not be patient in getting there. My phones were exhausted and running on empty so alas no pictures were taken here unfortunately. We still needed some GPS navigation to get in a homebound direction. There were a lot of good looking beer options here so what we did was get a taster flight which was a wise choice. Some of the beers we had that made up that was a Key Lime Lager which was great. It tasted similar to the dessert and was easily my favorite. Alpenglow was another, also a lager that was pleasant and refreshing. We continued with the unique brews of a Nettle beer, a mango lager and the May Bee Lager. We also got an order of some of their brats from the food truck here. Those weren't too bad, perhaps not the most authentic I have ever came across but enjoyable nonetheless and pairs well with the beers that they have available here. Fun brewery to go to and one that should be stopped at if you are visiting the breweries, cideries, meaderies or wineries on Whidby Island.

Great place for beer in the area. Friendly and knowledgeable staff, and a good selection. Cool NW…read moredecor, and they even have beer from other breweries to try.

Cool vibes, plenty of options on tap, even more options in the 3 to-go cases. Dogs are allowed in…read morethe outdoor area but kids are not.

We came here for dinner knowing we might be late for the ferry, and from the moment we walked in,…read moreCarol , the hostess, took incredible care of us. She guided us to a table quickly, made sure our order was rushed just right, and the service was so warm and efficient. We absolutely loved the fried pickles--they were fantastic! I had the chicken burger, and my husband had the French dip, both of which were wonderful. Even though we had to take our food to go, the staff made sure everything was perfectly packed. We were really touched by how Carol Sue looked after us, and we would wholeheartedly recommend this place!

The service is very friendly…read more The burgers are amazing (it's rare to find a place that can make them better than my husband makes on his Green Egg)! The Cobb salad had very fresh ingredients (other than the tomatoes being a little unripe). They also had a good selection of red wine altho the glass I had was a little on the warm side, so they could use some proper wine storage.

You want to eat something? They let you deliver. You want a draft beer? I think they got 3. But…read morethey have a case with like 50 other beers and d

Tons of pinball machines! PNW draft beers, coolers full of seltzers, beer, cider and non alcoholic…read moredrinks options. Outside food allowed, tournaments on Mondays, beer discounts for tall boy Tuesdays and thirsty Thursdays. Such. Good time!

For years, whenever we'd visit Coupeville, we drive past "The Roost", dismissing it as "just…read moreanother beer-and-pizza joint" Driving through the neighborhood on Easter Sunday, "The Roost" was one of the few eateries that was open. (And they had a nice, covered outdoor patio seating area, where our dogs were welcome!) However, we were pleasantly surprised by the quality of the food! They do have beer and pizza -- but we opted for the salad (healthy) and the Pork Belly (perhaps not so much). Both were five-star delicious! And the view from the patio is also pretty darn nice. We'll be going back!

Man I love the vibes on Whidbey Island and spots like this are why. Such a gorgeous spot to stop…read moreand get a bite to eat or head upstairs to their cocktail lounge and just relax a day away. The vibes inside are immaculate as a kind of barnyard chic and the pizza topping combos are hyperlocal and fascinatingly unique you have to give them a try. Unfortunately my first time trying a pizza place must always be a simple cheese pizza so that's what I ended up with this time. The crust is cooked a little extra charred which can work well as long as the dough is moist enough, oiled well, and the pizza has enough flavor overall to balance it out. I wouldn't say that was the case here but I think there are many, particular NY/NJ/CT area folks who might prefer this style. Overall the pizza was just OK for me, a bit too dry from the extra cooktime/char and maybe dough hydration, the sauce not being as refreshing and bright as I like, the cheese as bursting with creamy milkiness as I want on these types of pies. But it still hits the spot and I'm happy I stopped here at such a cool little spot on such a great island. But for Whidbey Island pizza I'll probably stick with Village Pizzaria for now. Who knows, I didn't get to try the cocktails here so may need to come back for that. I did also get a smoked carrot dish that was a bit underwhelming for how cool it sounded, just a bit too much acid and fat without a lot of spice and flavor to balance everything out. Still may come back for the dinner-only pastas, I'm simply too intrigued by the chic menu recipes and chillaxing vibes here.