I was immediately greeted with warm smiles and a cheerful "welcome in!" They paid close attention…read moreto my substitutions and made my drink perfectly. Facility was clean and service was quick! I believe their names were Isabelle and maddie?

Kid was alone and still so nice and helpful. Fire drink and clean location idk it's making me type…read more85 characters but someone should give this employee a bonus

Amazing service they make sure to make your treats come out the way you like and make sure you…read moredon't leave without being satisfied. Super cute spot you can come in and sit or go to the park right next to place to enjoy your food. Will definitely come back again, even the husband loved it.

Awesome boba, super cool bodega style snacks and wonderful service! Do not miss this place!read more

This might just be my favorite grocery store in existence…read more Everything I could ever need is in between this four wall, two story building. This co-op in Skagit is filled with healthy alternatives, fresh produce, and even a juice/coffee/snack bar serving up some delicious bites. I found a number of local products and beers to buy from the grocery side, and a mushroom sandwich. I cannot properly describe the deliciousness of this sandwich - you just had to be there. I also loved that the co-op's second story is filled with the most unique home and gift items you'll find. Everything is sustainable first, and they even have a decent book selection. Couldn't imagine a better place to spend my Saturday, just wish I lived closer so I could visit every weekend.

I saw the building on our way into town for visiting the tulip fields. It caught my eye, so my…read morehusband and I stopped by afterward to check it out. It's a neat grocery store with fresh build-your-own sandwich options, bakery treats, gifts and trinkets, wines, and a lot more. We ordered sandwiches from the kiosk where it prints a ticket to bring to the counter. You can purchase other items with your sandwich, too. We had ordered two pineapple conchas from the dessert case for a post-lunch dessert. The veggies on the sandwich were so fresh it hit the spot for a light midafternoon meal. There is an upstairs seating area, it's really quiet and private. After we ate our lunch, we looked at some trinkets in the gift shop that's upstairs too. It truly has it all!

While on vacation from California, I came to this local spot to try some Mexican snacks and aguas…read morefrescas. To my surprise they are the far best I've tried here locally so far. The strawberry cheesecake ice cream and fresas con crema are so creamy!

From the owner: Looking for authentic fruit flavored aguas frescas, this is the place; you'll want to come back for…read moremore! We offer up to 16 flavored aguas frescas, you won't be disappointed; or choose a snack from our menu, from a corn in a cup to a banana split.

Tried the breakfast croissant and really enjoyed it. The croissant was flaky and buttery, and the…read morefilling made it a perfect breakfast. Definitely a nice place to stop when you want a good pastry.

I discovered this little gem of a bakery while visiting Mt. Vernon--I brought my wife by the next…read moreday for a blueberry scone that had more blueberry than scone--outstanding. After indulging myself in Vienna last month, this was the closest I have found to a bakery worthy of taking the time to enjoy. It will become a regular stop as we travel from Seattle to Vancouver.

It's a no for me, dawg…read more I really wanted to like this place because we don't have any real boba shops around. So I was excited to support. But if you think this is boba tea, I'm sorry.. you've been lied to. My boyfriend and I ordered the PP Tea (Peach Passionfruit... and yes, the name is odd) 50% less sweet. Oh boy.. The drink tasted aggressively chemically and syrupy. Not sweet-cute. Not refreshing. More like melted Jolly Rancher with a splash of Red 40. I also asked about ingredients because of dietary restrictions, and the cashier (she was young) couldn't really answer basic questions about what was in the drinks/toppings. If you have allergies or restrictions, that's something to keep in mind. I wanted this to be good soooo bad. I love seeing more diversity in food/drink options here. But this just wasn't it. Hopefully they improve. But for now I'll stick to making the drive out of town for my boba fix. rip Edit after owner response: For context, I did order 50% sweetness. The issue wasn't that it was "sweet" it tasted artificial. I appreciate the acknowledgment about staff training regarding ingredients. That part matters.

Really enjoyed this bubble tea spot! The interior is clean, modern, and thoughtfully…read moredesigned--perfect for hanging out or studying. The service was friendly and welcoming, and the menu had a great selection of drinks, including classic milk teas, fruit teas, and some unique specialty options. The drinks were delicious, and the boba was perfectly chewy.

I have no words to express how HAPPY I am that I found out about Yummy Yummy Fruits.. I live here…read moremy entire life and never knew about this place. It's beautiful inside, very welcoming, I absolutely love that the menu has a picture showing what it looks like, that's such a huge PLUS to people like me who doesn't know what things are. The PEOPLE OMY they are the kindest, sweetest women I have ever met! I'm so so so happy to say I'll be returning not once but always! I got mangonada smoothie it is SO BOMB and then they gave us these strawberry things and YUM!! 11/10

I had never been here before and decided to try it this morning after breakfast. I asked the server…read morewhat drink to get. She suggested this pineapple cucumber drink and it's really fucking good dude. Went back again multiple times since. They have amazing Elotes and aquas frescas and fresas con crema. Delicious !

Had lunch here with my mom and we enjoyed it a lot. The coffee was pretty smooth and not too hot…read more The caramel macchiato had a lovely creamy top with caramel drizzle. The paninis were quite good, but the filling was a little on the lighter side. My mom said her focaccia bread was slightly undercooked. The maple scone was pretty good and had lots of pecans. The servers were nice, which was a bonus, considering what others had experienced here previously. The coffee lounge is very cute with local artwork on the wall, and their bathroom was nice and clean. They also had two little seating areas for people to work with their laptops and you can close it off with a door inside to cut down on the noise from the cafe- nice little touch!

A bagel and pour over with a tip cost ninteen dollars, too expensive in my book. This is with a 15…read more% tip which is fairly standard.

They used to give more ice cream. We barely got even a full scoop of ice cream, you have to pay…read moremore to get a full scoop..

We are traveling in the area and found this gem online and decided to come check it out. The two…read moreemployees (looked like a mother and daughter) could not be any grumpier. Even our ten year old son said without us saying anything "mom, the workers look so grumpy!" We spent over $40 there and they didn't even say thanks or thanks for coming in. They didn't even greet us at all... not even with a smile. And I tried to ask the younger one questions about where the products came from and she would barely mumble a short answer of "other farms" what could have been a fun and quaint longer experience there (because it looks like you can stay and eat) turned out to be a quick visit because we felt they were annoyed we were there. Horrible customer service and would not go back.

I used to ONLY go to a certain major coffee chain because I could count on their quality every…read moretime. I now drive several miles out of my way to go to Whidbey Coffee INSTEAD of that other place. Best things: The staff almost always know exactly what they're doing - fast, efficient, accurate. Drinks are mostly consistent across shifts, stores, and days. They offer good promos and punch cards (with double punch bonus days!) The company/owners and the staff (not just this location) are invested in the community - from matching donations for the Whidbey General MRI, donating tips to Oso relief, and a scholarship contest to donating to the local food bank and being present and engaged in community events - Whidbey Coffee does things that I've noticed - even though that other place asks employees to do the same - I don't quite notice it as much, and they're MUCH bigger. I think they might put it in their coffee in the mornings, but the staff is almost ALWAYS cheerful and pleasant. Everyone has their blah days, except the Whidbey Coffee staff - seriously! Things that aren't quite perfect: Once you're in line here, you're stuck - if you're short on time, you might hold off on coffee or risk being late, 'cause if the guy in front of you orders 37 mochas, you can cool your heels or 4x4 it over the curb/landscaping. Doesn't happen much, but I have had rough mornings when I run late. Different locations have different prices for Frozen Mocha Friday, and the Burlington Drive thru (as someone already mentioned) is up from $0.99 to $2 now. So go. Be addicted.

I've been to other Whidbey Coffee locations before, but this was my first time to this one…read more Barista was very friendly and helpful and service was quick. Coffee was very tasty and was reasonably priced. I do come to this area occasionally and now I know that I can rely on this coffee company to provide a solid product with good service. Thanks!