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Vista Bakeshop

4.0 (71 reviews)
Open • 7:00 am - 3:00 pm

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Breakfast Sandwich
Cathy S.

The only coffee shop open early (before 10am) for coffee and breakfast in Seabrook WA. You order at their order window and they will call your name at the pick up window and you can take them to go or go inside and get yourself a table to sit down. Note it is all self service inside with a water station, cute decor, local goods, and some games too. They had limited breakfast options but plenty of pastries and apparently known for the cruffin (croissant in the shape of a muffin - which my toddler daughter thoroughly enjoyed and reluctantly shared with me) My breakfast sandwich was filling and my husband really enjoyed his everything but bagel baguette sandwich. A must-visit during your stay to get a coffee and a treat!

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Christine M.

we also were able to have a guava scone with cream cheese, and that was amazing! Service was quick. The ambience was sweet and I love being able to walk around and eat outside.

Chocolate & toffee w brown butter cookie
Erica C.

I keep coming back for the chocolate & toffee brown butter cookie. The cookie is thin, crispy, yet soft/ chewy in the middle. Due to the brown butter, the sides get thin and crispy. It's so good. I've tried lemon crinkle cookie, it had a great texture to it and has a light lemon flavor. At $3 a cookie. I noticed when I order the chocolate/toffee cookie, they would give 2. Probably cos its thinner compared to the other cookies. You order at the window for some baked goods or coffee to start or end your day. There is a good amount of street parking and there is a small parking lot around the corner. Great walking location with shops and restaurants

Esperanza D.

You have to stop here!!! If you're visiting Seabrook and wanna have a great breakfast this is it!!! Pastries are fabulous and they're gone fast. You order at the window and then you can enjoy your meal in the dinning area (indoors for a hot or cold day) or enjoy outdoor tables. However, If you have a furry friend (dog) you must eat outside. Served by young fellows that kindly will walk you through the different choices. The grilled cheese sandwich was really good. We also took a baguette to go (so yummy!) Oh! And while you're ratting or waiting they have a few board games PE: Clean restrooms

Raspberry Sugar Cookie
Crissey Y.

Second visit to Seabrook and decided to stop by at the Vista again. After a long wait, they were out of the croissants we wanted. Settled for the Raspberry Sugar cookies. They were chewy and flavorful! Loved the twist in the taste!

Bread Pudding Cinnamon roll, brown butter cookie
Jenni R.

Service was fast, but they only have cold pastries and they are overpriced. The coffee was good and I would only come for that in the future. The food would be much better if they had the option to warm it up for you.

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Best food I have ever had. Everything is soooooooooooo gooooooood! Must try when visiting seabrook!

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All service is great- food, service and ambiance. My sister and great niece love this place!

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Excellent croissants! You have to get there pretty much at opening time to get the almond ones, they sell out fast!

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They are good at moving the line --- just wish the breakfast menu had some more sandwich options

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The Slippery Deck

4.3(87 reviews)
20.2 mi
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Nothing special. Walking in and wasn't greeted by the young…read morelady on her personal phone. Once seated ("I'll seat you here, because the table is the only clean one") in a pub atmosphere that only had 3 tables with patrons in the establishment. It was NOT busy. Ordered 2 coffees and a diet coke. Had to remind her twice before getting it delivered. Ordering a simple breakfast, a sausage and cheese omelet and chicken fried steak. The toast on the plates were hard yet not overly toasted. The gravy and the potatoes were the best part of all 3 meals. Let me say, the omelet was smaller than the toast in comparison. The waitress abandoned ship and slid off the radar... we had to ask another matey to refill the coffee and he did so very promptly! He was the better part of the experience. Nothing better than a "local chain" breakfast stop. Stick to mom and pops place or cross the street for a Taco!

From what I understand, The Slippery Deck is one of the few restaurants that open for breakfast in…read moreWestport. When I came in, I saw 2 gentlemen waiting for their breakfast. We were hungry, so we didn't think about wanting to travel to Aberdeen for breakfast. We were desperate for food, so we decided to sit down. Needless to say, we had to wait like 1+ hour for our orders of breakfast. I literally had to skip on my biscuit/gravy order due to staffing issue and time constraint. The server was very polite, but we just could not get past the whole 1+ hour of waiting for breakfast. The food was ok. We won't come back.

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Lemon Hill Cafe & Bookstore - Bakery items. One slice of rich delicious chocolate cake is shareable for friends!

Lemon Hill Cafe & Bookstore

4.7(35 reviews)
31.7 mi

Took my BFF out for her birthday to Lemon Hill Restaurant next door to my apt. We didn't have…read morereservations, but just walked in; and the Chef said yes to our unplanned late last table arrival. It was either a two-course or a three-course meal $29 +$47 respectively. We did 3 each starting with homemade pimento cheese with celery sticks, sweet peppers sliced, and crustini. I'm not a big fan of the jarred commercial pimento cheese. This was extremely good. Tasting the peppers inside the cheese ball that you choose how and where to spread it. B+ maybe even A- for the flavor of the cheese and presentation. 2nd Course of shrimp etouffee. It was okay but too thin of a sauce due to a not dark enough roux. Flavors are spot on, shrimp are tender and delicious. A- for the effort to take on roux dishes. 3rd Course was a delicate hazelnut chocolate mousse in a champagne fluted crystal glass. Topped with a light whipped cream to find the dessert level. It had multiple layers of flavor in different areas of the mouth and nasopharynx. A+ for presentation and depth of flavor in a chocolate pudding! Cup of coffee to end the meal, so really 4 courses. The bookstore surrounds the entire restaurant. Very unique experience. Get reservations or try your luck with the Chef near 6:15 pm for a late exception allowed to slip in. Monthly menu then changed up, only work dinner shift on Fridays. Rest is lunch for Courthouse folk. Closed Sundays and Mondays. Overall Score A PS. There were other choices but I didn't try them so, another review for the future... Usually I photograph the food and menu, glucose meter said low so we ate in haste to also not keep entire restaurant open for just us, which we did anyways. And, chef and waitress were great at conversing while closing. PPS. I lived in NOLA next-door to Tulane University and two houses from St Charles Streetcar for 3 years, and have been chef of restaurants in past. Roux Cajun style is an artwork I love and understand

Lovely cafe, right down to the book shaped plates. Any meal eaten surrounded by books is…read moreautomatically better. The people are pleasant and cheerful. The turkey and spinach crepinettes were flavorful and the housemade cranberry mustard was the perfect accompaniment. The French potato salad and haricot vert were nice sides. I had the chicken sandwich with lemon pepper mayo and cauliflower soup. The mayo really brightened the sandwich. There was a generous amount of roast chicken and the bread was chewy and tasty. And then there's the Bananas Foster Bread Pudding. Sigh

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Lemon Hill Cafe & Bookstore - Book store on the edges of the dining room. So cozy!

Book store on the edges of the dining room. So cozy!

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Lemon Hill Cafe & Bookstore - Cute sign outside

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Brunch 101 of Hoquiam - Dutch Baby

Brunch 101 of Hoquiam

4.6(302 reviews)
21.1 mi
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Very nice and clean with good vibe. Service was friendly and attentive. Quite an eclectic menu…read moreand there were several items I wanted to try. Ended up with version of a Monte Christo. Nice! Would order it again. Will be back.

Not sure how this place is sitting at 4.7 stars because, in my opinion, this is a 5-star…read moreestablishment in every sense of the word. And I'm a tough critic. As a flight attendant and an unapologetic foodie, I've eaten my way through cities all over the world. You learn pretty quickly when a restaurant is simply serving food versus when it's serving something made with genuine care. This place falls firmly into the second category. The customer service? Just the sweet Rainier cherry on top of an already incredible experience (and yes... go look at their bakery case while you're there). Jocelyn was phenomenal. I asked how this little slice of heaven came to be, and she happily shared the story behind it. One owner spent years as an executive chef at a casino, while the other built a career as a professional baker in Aberdeen. Boy, does that expertise show. I ordered the fried chicken and waffles. A little context: I mostly eat pescatarian these days, so when I do splurge on chicken, my expectations are sky high. I've built it up in my head as one of the foods I miss most (right alongside a good ribeye), and it's almost always disappointing. Not this time. This chicken is absolutely ridiculous. They debone a chicken thigh and fry it into the crispiest, juiciest piece of fried chicken I've had in a long time. It's made with a gluten-free batter, which means more people get to enjoy it. And before anyone assumes "gluten-free" means sacrificing flavor... think again. Plenty of great chefs will tell you the best fried coatings come from starches like potato or cornstarch anyway. What really made this meal special, though, was that my partner is vegan. If you've ever dined out with someone who's vegan while you aren't, you know how rare it is for both people to walk away feeling like they had an equally great meal. It almost never happens. Here, it did. She ordered the vegan Indian tacos with corn tortillas, and they looked incredible. She was excited to try the fry bread, and instead of simply serving it, the staff thoughtfully explained it wasn't vegan and helped her choose an alternative. That's the kind of attention to detail you don't forget. Our service was perfectly paced. If you're looking for food in five minutes, there are plenty of places where "cooking" means microwaving something that arrived frozen. This isn't one of those places. Everything tastes intentional, and that takes time. Our food still arrived in under 20 minutes, maybe even less. Slow down, talk to the people you're with, and enjoy the experience. Great food isn't supposed to feel rushed. We stumbled across this gem on our drive home from Ocean Shores, and I'm so glad we did. I only wish it were closer to home because we'd become regulars in a heartbeat. I can't recommend this place enough.

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Brunch 101 of Hoquiam - Avocado Toast

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