We visited at 8:15 am on a Friday. First the summary: Prices are reasonable for the quantity of food you get (for vegetarian items at least), and most of the items are good enough that we think Daisy Cafe is a worthwhile breakfast spot to put into the rotation. The quality of the items we ordered today varied from excellent to poor, so just keep that in mind when deciding to give them another try if your first experience isn't ideal. Here are the dishes we ordered and our opinions: Veggie eggs benedict: Excellent. Eggs were cooked well (whites firm, yolks runny), the hollandaise sauce was tasty. Galbraith quesadillas (added vegan sausage and subbed fruit salad instead of potatoes): Excellent. A slight crunch in the tortillas, and the filling/pico were very good. Fruit was good except the oranges were unripe. The Cheesie (with biscuit, subbed vegan sausage for the meat): Very good. Not a huge serving size, but the price is low (only $8.50) so worth it. Nice that the biscuit came with raspberry jam, it was yummy. Cinnamon/orange french toast: 3.5 out of 5. I think it should be a little more eggy, and it wasn't hot. But the flavor was very good. Potatoes: 4 out of 5 IF you prefer your potatoes non-crispy and very salty. I liked them, and they are cooked well (not raw in the middle), but they are not seasoned at all except for salt and oil, and they're not browned/crispy. Pancakes: 1 out of 5. Extremely rubbery/chewy, and not hot. We definitely will not be ordering the pancakes again. Staff were friendly and service was excellent (pay at the counter and then sit). Coffee was very good, and a server offered refills at just the right intervals. Overall I'm giving it a 4 because we enjoyed most of the food and we plan to go back at some point. We're very happy that they have a fake meat on offer as a substitute.
Vegetarian options: We like the Field Roast Italian sausage as a meat substitution.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 5
Jack Rainlyn
Had a perfectly pleasant experience at the Daisy Cafe last weekend when visiting Bellingham. Got the biscuits and gravy, and honestly was very happy with the namesake components of the meal. The sausage gravy was tasty and meaty enough where many others are just soup, and the biscuits were fine. However, the eggs were very bland, and the potato’s uninspired. For the price of my meal (22 for the full order including a small glass of oj and tip), it wasn’t great value. A above average experience, but also an above average price. Nice employees though and a bright sunlit dining area!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Biscuits and Gravy
amelia lane
Good food , friendly service
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Jack Harding
Good food and espresso! Great environment for study or brunch with a friend! I will definitely be coming back. It is a little expensive but similar to most other places.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Hopple Popple with over Easy Eggs
Alina Shevchenko
The food is not tasty. The service is bad. I will not come back here again.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Debbie Goorey
An awesome cafe with home made food! Everything is fresh and made to order. Love the "Thursday Night Special". Staff is very friendly, and Mayce is amazing!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
William
The food was ok. Omlette was very good but served lukewarm. Biscuit was dry and a bit feeble. Service was indifferent. Positives: Good cappuccino and good pancakes.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 3
Ian W.
Great Chai Latte and Chicken Fried Steak at this place!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chicken Fried Steak
Jordana
It was our first time in downtown Bellingham and we didnt know where to go so we drove around and found this place. Ate here for brunch on a Saturday. Chicken fried steak and eggs were great but it was greasy, so was the potatoes it came with. Its not even crisp, its almost like its boiled in oil. The hubby had the BLTTA with potatoes. He liked the sandwich very much but also found the potatoes greasy. It didnt bother us that we couldnt eat it as we arent heavy carb eaters but for what we paid, it was not worth it. The little one had the beef dip and kettle chips and she enjoyed both the sandwich and chips. Atmosphere was nice, it was a quiet and homey cafe. The place was not busy but food took about 25 minutes to make. We were worried our parking meter would expire so we took a few bites and ended up packing the food instead. Huge serving and good place to go if you have enough time but we'd probably try other places next time.
We visited at 8:15 am on a Friday. First the summary: Prices are reasonable for the quantity of food you get (for vegetarian items at least), and most of the items are good enough that we think Daisy Cafe is a worthwhile breakfast spot to put into the rotation. The quality of the items we ordered today varied from excellent to poor, so just keep that in mind when deciding to give them another try if your first experience isn't ideal. Here are the dishes we ordered and our opinions:
Veggie eggs benedict: Excellent. Eggs were cooked well (whites firm, yolks runny), the hollandaise sauce was tasty.
Galbraith quesadillas (added vegan sausage and subbed fruit salad instead of potatoes): Excellent. A slight crunch in the tortillas, and the filling/pico were very good. Fruit was good except the oranges were unripe.
The Cheesie (with biscuit, subbed vegan sausage for the meat): Very good. Not a huge serving size, but the price is low (only $8.50) so worth it. Nice that the biscuit came with raspberry jam, it was yummy.
Cinnamon/orange french toast: 3.5 out of 5. I think it should be a little more eggy, and it wasn't hot. But the flavor was very good.
Potatoes: 4 out of 5 IF you prefer your potatoes non-crispy and very salty. I liked them, and they are cooked well (not raw in the middle), but they are not seasoned at all except for salt and oil, and they're not browned/crispy.
Pancakes: 1 out of 5. Extremely rubbery/chewy, and not hot. We definitely will not be ordering the pancakes again.
Staff were friendly and service was excellent (pay at the counter and then sit). Coffee was very good, and a server offered refills at just the right intervals.
Overall I'm giving it a 4 because we enjoyed most of the food and we plan to go back at some point. We're very happy that they have a fake meat on offer as a substitute.
Vegetarian options: We like the Field Roast Italian sausage as a meat substitution.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 5
Had a perfectly pleasant experience at the Daisy Cafe last weekend when visiting Bellingham. Got the biscuits and gravy, and honestly was very happy with the namesake components of the meal. The sausage gravy was tasty and meaty enough where many others are just soup, and the biscuits were fine. However, the eggs were very bland, and the potato’s uninspired. For the price of my meal (22 for the full order including a small glass of oj and tip), it wasn’t great value. A above average experience, but also an above average price. Nice employees though and a bright sunlit dining area!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Biscuits and Gravy
Good food , friendly service
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Good food and espresso! Great environment for study or brunch with a friend! I will definitely be coming back. It is a little expensive but similar to most other places.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Hopple Popple with over Easy Eggs
The food is not tasty.
The service is bad.
I will not come back here again.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
An awesome cafe with home made food! Everything is fresh and made to order. Love the "Thursday Night Special".
Staff is very friendly, and Mayce is amazing!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
The food was ok. Omlette was very good but served lukewarm. Biscuit was dry and a bit feeble. Service was indifferent. Positives: Good cappuccino and good pancakes.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 3
Great Chai Latte and Chicken Fried Steak at this place!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chicken Fried Steak
It was our first time in downtown Bellingham and we didnt know where to go so we drove around and found this place. Ate here for brunch on a Saturday. Chicken fried steak and eggs were great but it was greasy, so was the potatoes it came with. Its not even crisp, its almost like its boiled in oil. The hubby had the BLTTA with potatoes. He liked the sandwich very much but also found the potatoes greasy. It didnt bother us that we couldnt eat it as we arent heavy carb eaters but for what we paid, it was not worth it. The little one had the beef dip and kettle chips and she enjoyed both the sandwich and chips. Atmosphere was nice, it was a quiet and homey cafe. The place was not busy but food took about 25 minutes to make. We were worried our parking meter would expire so we took a few bites and ended up packing the food instead. Huge serving and good place to go if you have enough time but we'd probably try other places next time.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: French Dip
Good food
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Restaurantji Recommends
Very busy in the morning get there early if you want a nice table and not wait.
The Daisy Cafe serves quite possibly the best eggs benedict I've ever had! Anything on their menu is a good bet.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Orange French Toast, The Twosie
Had a great NY Reuben sandwich (on rye) today, with coleslaw. So glad to have found this nice, comfortable place with real, honest food.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Had the Thursday night special , very tasty. Service was quick and servers were super nice!10/10
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Truly excellent biscuits and gravy
Food: 5
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