What an unexpected find! My friends and I were visiting the area and swung by the cozy and charming…read moreJupiter Coffee for some breakfast and saw that they were known for their scones. We tried a variety of flavors: - Blueberry Peach - Strawberry Peach - Mango - Cinnamon Swirl These were definitely some of the best scones I've tasted - each scone had the perfect crunch on the outside, and softness on the inside. They even have frozen scones that you can take to bake at home, which I regret not doing! I can see why Jupiter Coffee is a popular local spot, with the line going out the door on a Saturday morning.

The owner is so generous and friendly! Best island hospitality! We enjoyed chatting with her and…read moreher scones are amazing! There are so many varieties and it was so hard to choose from. We ended up getting 7 diferrent kinds: Spiced Pumpkin Swirl, Cinnamon Raisin Swirl, Spiced Apple, Lemon Ginger, Orange Ginger, Orange Dark Chocolate and Blueberry Peach. They also have take-and-bake. We got lucky that she had 2 racks of yummy freshly baked scones at 4pm. We will be back!

What an adorable place! Was in town for the weekend and looking for caffeine and breakfast or lunch…read moreafter a long drive and ferry ride. Flower House has a little line outside if they get backed up at the register. They are located within a garden store as well as another store on site with books, cards, holiday items, toys and more. So even if you have to wait a bit you have a lot to look at/do. When it's your turn you order from pastries, breakfast, or lunch (time dependant) with lots of beverage options. They the bring your food out to the table and you self bus your table. It's super cute inside and makes for some nice ambiance while enjoying a delicious meal. I got the avocado toast with pesto (so very good!) and a hot chai tea latte with oat milk (tasty and on the more spiced side) while my husband got a double espresso (he enjoyed it very much). I got an Apple Cider cake slice to go. Wish it had a stronger Apple Cider taste but non-the-less it was very good with a sweet crunchy top. Would definitely go back next time we're in town.

Delightful cafe with great indoor and outdoor seating and wonderful customer service. Nice…read moreselection of breakfast items with vegitarian options. Coffee is awesome. I shall be back

I opened one of the beef sticks I purchased from here and found it covered in mold. This is…read moreextremely concerning and unacceptable, especially since I've had issues with this place before. After this experience, I won't be returning. Very disappointed in the quality and lack of consistency.

Owner and cashier are rude! They are stuck up and treat you like you are less than. Gas is…read moreridiculously expensive as well. Go elsewhere!

This place punches way above its weight! We were looking for a casual counter-service spot to meet…read moreup with cousins before a celebration of life (RIP Steve), and from the outside this looked like a decent option. So we decided to scope it out, and once we got inside we were blown away! The employee at the counter said they only have one coffee (iced Vietnamese) but lots of good mocktails and beverages in the cooler. Friendly and honest! We peeped the cooler and it was full of super interesting drinks. And indeed, the mocktail menu was great. Zests and tonics and coolers and sparklers. Next to the cooler is a small retail area with an eclectic and very smart selection of curated goods, including: chili crisp; tinned fish; griddle pans; handmade Easter fudge; books about auras and autism and edibles and pizza; ultra soft scarves; Rap Snacks ramen; and lunar phase art pieces. But even more impressive than all of that is the food. Among our group of cousins etc, we ordered both banh mi sandwiches, the meatloaf sandwich, the bulgogi cheesesteak sandwich, the banh mi fries, and the chicken pho. Plus the Vietnamese iced coffee and one cocktail (Sunset Spritz). Without exception, they were delicious! My favorite was the meatloaf sandwich, which came on perfectly-griddled pillowy sourdough, and had a great balance of sweet-tangy masaman glaze, mayo, and kimchee pimento cheese. Probably the best meatloaf sandwich I've ever had, in a little corner cafe in Freeland, WA!

Stopped here before our final destination on Whibdey…read more Ordered and didn't get our food very quickly. Had to wait over 25 minutes for our food. I was hungry and forgot to take a picture of the vermicelli bowl ($17) and French dip sandwich ($18). . Food was a little bland but decent size portions Service - 3 for slow in bringing out food but folks were friendly Food - 3.5 Fairly clean and noise average Overall 3.5

*** First, overall, I have had good experiences at this store. But what made me write only 3 stars…read morehas everything to do with a Dairy guy. About 2 weeks ago, I was TRYING to get into the egg section while this same guy was loading up the eggs. He was absolutely oblivious that I was even there, but he had to have seen me, because I was within 1 to 2 feet of him. Then I dove in when there was a gap from him reaching for the rest of the eggs. Then he still crowded my space and put eggs into the area where I was. I couldn't believe it! I said, "I hope I am not in your way." He said nothing. THEN, 2 afternoons ago, I had a question for an employee. Sure enough, it's the same guy filling the yogurt section. First, NO greeting or Hello or anything. I felt like I was inconveniencing him. While he went and got the answer to my question, I thanked him for his time & he said absolutely nothing. I know people have bad days, but this guy seems generally unfriendly as a whole. He's probably not happy. At the same time, if you're going to work in a public setting, it HELPS to be NICE & COURTEOUS to people (all of which he isn't). He needs COACHING and MORE TRAINING on HOW to be pleasant & friendly to others. Thank you. ***

A bit pricey. Nice staff. Clean and organized. Good selection of merchandise. Good for seniors.read more

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.

Used to be my go-to spot for coffee and breakfast sandwich but quality & quantity has decreased…read moreover the past year. I continued to give it a chance until they updated their menu board and completely removed prices from their menu a month ago, while the price has increased. That just feels wrong. There's more transparent ways to increase prices.

It's ok for coffee, and the service is friendly. That's the star. But the food is really bad. And…read morewhile there's lots of seating and power outlets for charging, they're mostly unused. Why? This is a business in a state of decay. About a decade ago, this would have been pretty posh. But now the chairs are worn, the walls need paint, the signage that says, "Crabby Coffee" is literally falling off the wall. The chalkboard "specials" sign has been erased and rewritten so many times, the margins are caked with chalk dust, and apparently the employees who write the specials don't even notice that the sign reads "Coffee of the Day" at the top; immediately under this they wrote: "Roast beef and pepper jack with brown gravy...". Unless that IS the coffee of the day. Ew. Then there's the "atmosphere "... There was a tv blasting the news at a volume just over comfortable conversation level, and a group of older people napping or reading in the area around it, like campers around a fire (and of course, that requisite "one guy" who must have an even louder conversation with the television, barking an endless nonsensical commentary regarding anything on the screen that he disagrees with, which is, evidently, everything). This group occupies the only comfortable seating in the main area. Anyone doing work or wanting less noise is exiled to the far reaches of the space, away from this bunch. It wouldn't take much to reclaim this cafe from the dust heap. First: lose the TV. Then, re-focus on food quality and do a light remodel, followed with promotions aimed at folks who need a place to work remotely, like entrepreneurs, students and businesspeople. But I'm not sure the impetus is there...nor the required customer demographic. It might not be their fault- maybe these are the only customers they can attract. I mean: There's a reason they offer three kinds of soup. A local group of old folks have seized this cafe as their personal social perch, perhaps because the other local cafes (that actually need to turn tables) asked them to move on. I don't know. Although I believe everyone should have somewhere to go and hang out, no matter their age, this particular group is very unwelcoming, appraising anyone that comes through the door and looking askance at those who dare venture close to their occupied territory. It's killing this business dead. Not even vaguely recommended unless you've no other place to go. Or you like hanging out with the "get off my lawn" crowd.

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.

Nice staff with good food+coffee a little expensive but they accommodate when i order egg whites…read moreinstead of regular eggs!

Great food and coffee! Dog friendly! We will continue to come back! Delicious bakery treats.read more

Food is amazing but they are never open. I've come by several times when they were supposed to be…read moreopen and nope closed no one there. Tried calling to see if they have different hours and no answer. Nothing on their truck either. So food is amazing good luck finding out

We drove in from Texas. Stopped at a few places to eat. This place is legit. We had a group of 3…read moreguys and got a little of everything and it was all good. Good little stop.